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A reported Ghana pilot placed entrepreneurship and digital capability at the centre of greater economic agency for women and girls.
Public reporting in Ghana documented Dream West Africa's plans for a women-focused entrepreneurship programme, beginning with a Ghana pilot and intended for wider West African application.
The proposed curriculum included technology, graphic design and coding alongside entrepreneurship development. Its central proposition was practical: equip women and girls with contemporary capabilities from which businesses, income and wider opportunity can develop.
Jenovive's accompanying advocacy called for diaspora and regional participation in building an enabling environment for women, particularly where access to technology and enterprise education remains uneven.
Read the report at GhanaWeb
