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Chora Bizna Alumni networking meetings scheduled to take place in April and May 2008
 

Benefits by phase


All eligible applicants
  • Clarification of opportunities for business growth through process of articulating details of business expansion or concept in writing
  • Sensitization to entrepreneurial mind-set through exposure to a competitive process, deadlines, required personal investment
  • Increased awareness of importance of a proper business plan
  • Enhanced understanding of the entrepreneurial process: from idea to business to growth
Believe Begin Become Core Programme Graduates
  • All of the above benefits
  • In-depth understanding of business plan components, how to structure plan, where to source information
  • Knowledge and skills in a range of business management topics and presentation delivery
  • Feedback on business concept and draft business plan
  • Interaction with business professional
  • Draft business plan to refine and use in pursuit of investment capital
  • Sense of accomplishment
Believe Begin Become Finalists
  • All of the above benefits
  • A chance to get start up capital from the Youth Enterprise Development Fund from the designated financial institutions.
  • Network of pre-qualified Business Development Service providers
  • Assistance refining business plan based on evaluator comments
  • Final business plan and presentation to use in pursuit of investment capital
  • Presentation skills and experience
  • Publicity and prestige
  • Opportunities to present to and network with potential investors
  • Confidence and reinforced commitment to entrepreneurship and hard work
Believe Begin Become Winners
  • All of the above benefits
  • Varying levels of seed capital awards, a portion of which will be grant-based and a portion loan-based
Varying levels of investment finance from loan and equity investors outside the competition