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Empowering Women, Strengthening Families: GROW Project Gains Momentum

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KAMPALA UGANDA: 19 APRIL 2026 -​In a nation where entrepreneurship is a vital heartbeat of the economy, a transformative initiative is rewriting the narrative for women-owned businesses. The Generating Growth Opportunities and Productivity for Women Enterprises (GROW) Project is not just about business—it is about the foundational strength of the Ugandan family.

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​A recent campaign by the project highlights a powerful message for the community: “Supporting a woman’s choices does not reduce a man, it strengthens the family.” By encouraging men and families to listen to and respect women’s professional ambitions, the project aims to build a more resilient and prosperous society.

​The GROW Project is a strategic Government of Uganda initiative designed to remove barriers that women face in the business world. It is implemented through a collaborative partnership between: ​The Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development (MGLSD), ​The Private Sector Foundation Uganda (PSFU), and The World Bank (Providing technical and financial support)

​The core mission is clear: to increase the number, productivity, and competitiveness of women-owned enterprises across the country. Whether in mechanics, agriculture, or tech, the project celebrates women breaking into non-traditional sectors to provide for their households.

​The campaign emphasizes that real strength lies in collaboration. By viewing women as equal partners in economic development, the GROW Project suggests that the benefits trickle down to everyone. When a woman-owned business thrives, the entire household gains better access to education, healthcare, and financial stability.

​”Real strength is listening, respecting, and building together; respecting women’s voices strengthens the whole family.”

​How to Get Involved

​The GROW Project is nationwide, ensuring that women in both rural districts and urban cities can access these opportunities. ​If you are a woman entrepreneur looking to scale your business or a community member wanting to support the initiative, you can reach out via the following channels:

​Contact: Your local District or City GROW Project Focal Person. Alternatively, use the ​Toll-Free Line: 0800307777.

​By supporting her choices today, we build together for a more prosperous tomorrow.

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