operatives Invites Applications from MSMEs for Investment and Training Opportunities
The Kenyan government, through the KJET project funded by the World Bank, has opened applications for MSMEs to receive business training and investment support. The program aims to boost private sector growth across ten specific value chains over a five-year period.
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This initiative provides critical financial and operational support to small businesses, which are essential for Kenya's economic development.
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The Ministry of Co-operatives through the Kenya Jobs and Economic Transformation (KJET) project has launched a call for applications targeting Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) operating as cooperatives, associations, or cluster-based entities across the country.
President William Ruto's government asked MSMEs to apply for training and investment opportunities. Photo: William Ruto. Source: Facebook The programme, which is funded by the World Bank , is a five-year government of Kenya initiative running from 2024 to 2029.
Its core objective is to boost private sector investment, widen market access, and expand sustainable finance for small businesses.
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