CEDA advances inclusive entrepreneurship through Braille

Officials said the move reinforces CEDA’s commitment to leaving no one behind by removing barriers that have historically limited access to business development information for persons living with visual impairments. By making more essential publications available in Braille, the Agency is creating opportunities for more Batswana to participate meaningfully in entrepreneurship, access financial support and contribute to Botswana’s economic growth.The Braille conversion project covers a range of informational materials designed to guide aspiring and existing entrepreneurs through CEDA’s products, services and application processes.These include the recently launched “A Di Tsale Financial Product Suite.” This enables visually impaired entrepreneurs to independently access information, make informed business decisions and engage confidently with the Agency.Speaking about the development, CEDA Caretaker Chief Executive Officer, Khalala Mokefane, reaffirmed that inclusive service delivery remains central to the Agency’s mandate of promoting citizen entrepreneurship.“True empowerment begins with equal access to information,” he said.