IIA opens applications for Green Enterprise Programme
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IIA opens applications for Green Enterprise Programme

Published August 3, 20262 min read

Invest in Africa (IIA) has opened applications for the MicroGREEN Programme, an initiative designed to support 1,000 young entrepreneurs in Ghana and Senegal to build sustainable businesses and create green jobs.

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