Proposal to Expand Binti Kinara Programme to Other Streets in Kibamba Ward

TLDR

• Following evaluation, 11 young women with the strongest proposals received TZS 200,000 each in seed funding to start, expand, or improve their enterprises.Beyond the financial support, beneficiaries will continue.
• GFI recently launched Binti Kinara in Kibwegere, bringing together more than 30 young women, local government leaders, community representatives, and GFI staff for the start of a two-week entrepreneur ship and.
• Otaigo expressed confidence in the first cohort and encouraged GFI to consider expanding the programme to other streets within Kibamba Ward, including Kiluvya and Kibamba, should the pilot phase achieve its.
• The launch was attended by the Kibamba Ward Councilor, the Kibwegere street chairperson, the street executive officer (SEO), GFI staff members, and members of the wider community — creating a platform for open.
• The session introduced the purpose of Binti Kinara, who it serves, and why economic empowerment is critical for young women.