The microfinance training program is designed to empower vulnerable women and young mothers with essential skills in business management and loan management. The initiative aims to contribute to the economic upliftment of this marginalized group, fostering financial independence and sustainable livelihoods.
MASYAP Women Programme
These groups include widows, divorced individuals, those living with HIV, and the elderly. This content aims to shed light on the multifaceted empowerment approach adopted by MASYAP, incorporating microfinance initiatives and food relief programs to uplift the lives of these women.
MASYAP Microfinance Follow Up Visits
MASYAP continues on the journey of empowering women economically in order to reduce poverty at the household level and to help the poor with setting up their own income generating businesses.
MASYAP Microfinance Programme
MASYAP continues to asses microfinance beneficiary’s businesses so that they don’t only survive but thrive. Here each of them is given a chance to share their business operations, how they manage the businesses and debts. The challenges faced so far
Microfinance Training and Disbursement
As a way for the microfinance beneficiaries to manage well their capital and businesses, trainings are held before the disbursements to equip them with business knowledge, business management and savings strategies which include debt management so they are able to
MASYAP Microfinance Follow-up Visits
Routine visits conducted after every loan disbursement to see the progress of the businesses and talk about the challenges being faced in line with the businesses. Thus helps the beneficiaries to properly manage their businesses and be able to repay
MASYAP Microfinance Programme: Training and Disbursement.
Women empowerment is one of the objectives of MASYAP. MASYAP aims at alleviating poverty for both women and youths that are infected and affected by HIV/AIDS. Before members access the loan, they are trained on how to manage their businesses.
MASYAP Microfinance
Microfinance visits were carried out to see the progress of the businesses and to give them a push where they are failing along the line which was a success. Among them are these women from kameza and Bangwe Mvula support
MASYAP Microfinance Programme
Whether or not one agrees that microcredit improves sustained income, microloans do enhance women’s economic empowerment through other avenues. Demonstrated benefits include helping women self-support, job creation in the community, greater control of monetary assets by women, and income smoothing.
MASYAP Microfinance Programme
Women empowerment includes accepting women’s viewpoints or making an effort to seek them, raising the status of women through education, awareness, literacy and training. It equips and allows women to make life-determining decisions through the different problems in society. They