What is a Sustainable Blue Economy? Kenyan Youth Turning the Tide
Learn how young people in Kenya are gaining the skills and confidence they need to build livelihoods through the blue economy.
Learn how young people in Kenya are gaining the skills and confidence they need to build livelihoods through the blue economy.
A new report highlights opportunities to support entrepreneurs in creating economic resilience and jobs in one of the world’s largest communities of displaced people.
A TechnoServe program in India is equipping women-led startups with the knowledge and tools they need to make a sustainable impact.
Nigeria's massive plastic waste crisis is also an economic opportunity. See how one program is transforming the informal recycling sector, turning waste into wealth.
Our monthly photo series highlights the beauty and emotion in the lives of our clients around the world. This month, we're celebrating the hardworking women who build better lives for themselves, their families and communities.
Learn how a group of entrepreneurs in Kenya is breaking barriers and tapping into the coconut value chain.
Our monthly photo series highlights the beauty and emotion in the lives of our clients around the world. This month, we're celebrating the hardworking farmers and entrepreneurs behind one of the world’s most beloved treats: chocolate.
Starting a business is never easy—especially in a sector where there are few women entrepreneurs. Joyce Chika overcame financial barriers and beliefs that as a woman she is not suited to work in Botswana's tourism sector, to build No. 1 Lady Tours and Safaris. With support from the Tokafala program, she turned her passion into a thriving business that also supports young entrepreneurs. Tokafala is implemented by TechnoServe and is a collaboration between the Government of Botswana, Debswana, De Beers Group, and Anglo American.
Test your knowledge of global poverty and learn how business solutions are making a difference in the fight against poverty.
Learn how Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs) are helping cocoa farmers invest in their farms, start small enterprises, and manage unexpected costs.