KAMPALA UGANDA: 30 APRIL 2026- A transformative initiative is taking root across Uganda, aiming to reshape the landscape for women in business. The Generating Growth Opportunities and Productivity for Women Enterprises (GROW) Project is making significant strides in equipping female entrepreneurs with the tools they need to transition from small-scale operations to competitive, thriving enterprises.
The GROW Project is built on the philosophy of “Learn, Decide, Grow.” According to the initiative’s latest outreach, the program focuses on moving beyond basic support to provide deep, practical business training.
Women enrolled in the project gain essential skills in several key areas:Strategic Planning: Learning how to map out a long-term vision for their business,Financial Literacy: Mastering pricing strategies and money management to ensure profitability, and Executive Decision-Making: Building the confidence to make high-stakes choices that drive growth.
This isn’t just a local effort; it is a high-level strategic partnership designed for nationwide impact. The project is a Government of Uganda initiative, spearheaded by the Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development in tandem with the Private Sector Foundation Uganda (PSFU).
Financial and technical backing is provided by The World Bank, ensuring the project has the resources to increase the productivity and competitiveness of women-owned businesses in every corner of the country.
”The GROW Project is dedicated to increasing the number, productivity, and competitiveness of women-owned enterprises nationwide.”
How to Get Involved
For women entrepreneurs looking to scale their businesses and join a community of empowered leaders, the GROW Project offers direct lines of support.
Contact: Reach out to your local District or City GROW Project Focal Person.
Toll-Free Support: Call 0800307777 for immediate inquiries.
By fostering both practical skills and a mindset of “deciding to grow,” the GROW Project is ensuring that the future of Uganda’s economy is not only productive but increasingly female-led.
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