Agriculture and Agribusiness — Benin
The “Ahinadje” program aims to strengthen the climate and economic resilience of small-scale, women-led agricultural enterprises through improved access to resilient technologies, financial services (fintech, insurance), and adapted practices. Its intervention strategy focuses on building the capacity of women entrepreneurs and service providers, improving financial products, adopting low-climate-risk practices, and minimizing environmental impacts.
🌱 Strengthen technical and management capacities:
Train women entrepreneurs and their service providers for better management of resilient agricultural businesses.
💰 Develop financial and non-financial services:
Improve access to products tailored to the needs of women-owned small businesses.
☀️ Adopt climate adaptation practices:
Introduce methods that minimize climate risks for agricultural activities.
⚖️ Systemic transformation of the ecosystem:
Strengthen services and institutions for women's entrepreneurship.
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