Celebrating MSME Day 2024: The Growth Engine For Women And Young Entrepreneurs

 

On this MSME Day 2024, we recognize the crucial role of Micro, Small, and Medium-sized Enterprises (MSMEs) in achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and promoting a greener, fairer economy. 

This year’s theme, “MSMEsThe Growth Engine for Women and Young People’s Entrepreneurship and Resilient Supply Chains,” highlights the significant impact of MSMEs on fostering inclusive growth and sustainable development.

As the BT Alumni Fellows Association, we take this opportunity to celebrate our female alumna entrepreneurs who defy the odds and run social enterprises dedicated to educating and empowering the communities they serve. 

Their achievements and success stories inspire our current fellows and the entire alumni network, demonstrating that it is possible to chase dreams and passions while making a significant impact on people's lives.

 

Spotlight on Our Remarkable Female Alumna Entrepreneurs

1. Gloria Nawanyaga - Gilo Young Positives Foundation

Gloria Nawanyaga, one of our distinguished alumni, leads the Gilo Young Positives Foundation, a youth-led charity organization. 

This foundation is dedicated to empowering, equipping, and educating young people with the skills they need to improve their lives. 

By providing essential resources and training, Gloria and her team are transforming the futures of countless young individuals, enabling them to break free from the cycle of poverty and become agents of change in their communities.


2. Tendo Namata - Embibo Gender Initiative

Tendo Namata spearheads the Embibo Gender Initiative, a feminist collective focused on advancing the agenda of rural communities through empowerment in health, education, and economic opportunities. 

Tendo’s unwavering commitment to gender equality and community development has led to significant improvements in the lives of many rural women. 

Her initiative not only provides vital support and resources but also fosters a sense of solidarity and empowerment among women in these communities.

 

3. Christine Nalubwama - Our Unity Unified Foundation

Christine Nalubwama leads the Our Unity Unified Foundation, a social enterprise dedicated to equipping local communities with hands-on skills, leadership abilities, and the empowerment needed to reach their maximum potential. 

By developing talents and fostering leadership, Christine’s foundation is building a generation of capable and confident individuals ready to take on the challenges of tomorrow. 

Her work exemplifies the power of community-driven development and the importance of nurturing local talent.

Inspiring the Next Generation

These extraordinary women are not only transforming their communities but also setting a powerful example for our current fellows and the entire alumni network. 

Their dedication and success illustrate that with passion, resilience, and the right support, it is possible to achieve great things while making a positive impact on society.

As we celebrate MSME Day 2024, we are reminded of the vital role that women and young entrepreneurs play in driving sustainable development and creating resilient supply chains. 

The BT Alumni Fellows Association is proud to support and celebrate these inspiring leaders who are making a difference in the world.

Join us in recognizing and celebrating the incredible contributions of our female alumna entrepreneurs. 

Let their stories be a beacon of hope and motivation for all aspiring entrepreneurs in our network.

Happy MSME Day 2024! Together, we can achieve a greener, fairer, and more inclusive world.

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