Social enterprise
We are strengthening the business arm of FINASP and investing in income-generating ventures. The profits are reinvested in our development work.
Building a stronger, more self-reliant FINASP, so that our work with communities can last.
Institution Development, Engagement and Sustainability (IDEAS) is how we strengthen FINASP itself. We are growing our own enterprises, nurturing new ideas and businesses, and building a home for our work, so that what we earn goes back into development.
Three investments that make FINASP stronger and its development work more lasting.
We are strengthening the business arm of FINASP and investing in income-generating ventures. The profits are reinvested in our development work.
We are strengthening the IBIC as a place where new ideas and young businesses can be nurtured and grow.
We are constructing our own office: a permanent home for our work and a lasting asset for the organisation.
Our social enterprises and the IBIC generate income.
Profits go back into development work, not out of it.
A stronger FINASP can keep serving communities for years to come.
A look at the IBIC. Select any photo to view it larger.
Earlier FINASP projects that built business skills and created jobs, the experience behind our enterprise work today.
Lira District
Created economic opportunities for young people through a bakery enterprise.
Funder: Globmed Partnerships
Implementer: FINASP
Amuria District
Developed hibiscus skills to open up employment and income opportunities.
Funder: World Bank, through Private Sector Foundation
Implementer: FINASP
Soroti District
Supported young women into sustainable employment through hibiscus value addition. FINASP's first project.
Funder: European Union, through ILO
Implementer: FINASP
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