NNEW PROJECTS & PROGRAMS
FCMB Sheventures Mentoring Programme in Collaboration with NECA’s Network of Entrepreneurial Women (NNEW)
The FCMB Sheventures Mentoring Programme, an initiative of First City Monument Bank (FCMB) designed and implemented by the NECA’s Network of Entrepreneurial Women (NNEW) graduated 215 women entrepreneurs
Women in Digital Business (WIDB) Programme
The Women in Digital Business (WIDB) Programme is designed to equip women entrepreneurs with essential digital skills to grow and scale their businesses. With over 500 participants, WIDB has helped women embrace digital tools, transform their enterprises, and unlock new growth opportunities.
NNEW RUBY
The NNEW Ruby is an exciting new initiative launched by the NECA’S Network of Entrepreneurial Women (NNEW), a prominent organization dedicated to empowering and supporting women entrepreneurs in Nigeria. This new arm, named after the precious gemstone “Ruby,” is specifically designed to cater to and uplift female entrepreneurs within the age range of 20 to 40.
FHI360 Alive and Thrive Project
The NECA Network of Entrepreneurial Women (NNEW) was funded under the Alive and Thrive Project to undertake targeted advocacy to the private sector aimed at improving workplace policies such as- extending the duration of paid maternity and paternity leave, increasing workplace benefits for pregnant and lactating mothers. establishment of crèches within the organizations,
Women Voice and Leadership Project
As part of effort to empower women to embrace entrepreneurship and achieve total well-being while impacting others, NNEW with the support of Action Aid Nigeria and fund from Global affairs Canada under the WVL-Nigeria Project implemented 5-Year project The project focused on bbuilding the financial capacity of market women through education on basic financial record keeping.
Advocacy visit to Lagos State Ministry of Commerce.
The Advancing Women in Economic Development (PAWED) Project implemented by dRPC, aims to advance WEE by strengthening the capacity of local women’s collectives to collaborate and advocate to state governments to improve access to funding and livelihood opportunities for economically active women.