What we do

Building Economic Power From the Ground Up.

Five programme pillars that move women's economic activity from informal and fragmented towards organised, financed and market-connected enterprise.

Programme 1

Women-Led Enterprise Development

Organised business support that moves women from informal activity to structured, bankable enterprise.

  • —Business planning
  • —Enterprise records
  • —Product development
  • —Financial literacy
  • —Formalisation
  • —Digital payments
  • —Mentoring
  • —Asset acquisition
  • —Market linkage
Women-Led Enterprise Development

Programme 2

Agriculture & Livestock

Productive, climate-smart value chains built around what West Pokot produces best.

  • —Beekeeping
  • —Poultry
  • —Goats
  • —Climate-smart agriculture
  • —Animal health
  • —Water systems
  • —Feed systems
  • —Aggregation
  • —Processing
  • —Market access
Agriculture & Livestock

Programme 3

Ushanga & Creative Economy

Heritage beadwork and design developed to international quality and commercial standards.

  • —Beadwork
  • —Jewellery
  • —Fashion accessories
  • —Home décor
  • —Corporate gifts
  • —Tourism merchandise
  • —International market development
  • —Digital commerce
  • —Quality standards
  • —Packaging
  • —Ethical sourcing
  • —Export readiness
Ushanga & Creative Economy

Programme 4

Tailoring & Textiles

Skills, equipment and institutional contracts that turn tailoring into reliable income.

  • —Training
  • —Sewing machines
  • —Uniform production
  • —Workwear
  • —Fashion
  • —Reusable products
  • —Household textiles
  • —Institutional procurement
Tailoring & Textiles

Programme 5

Women-Owned MSMEs

Incubation and growth support for women-owned small and medium enterprises.

  • —Business incubation
  • —Formalisation
  • —Digitalisation
  • —Financial readiness
  • —Market development
  • —Enterprise finance
  • —Mentoring
  • —Productivity
Women-Owned MSMEs

Beyond programmes

Enterprise With Purpose.

Programme delivery is reinforced by cooperative finance, market development, community assets and social protection — the systems that keep enterprise growth durable.