L'AINE FOUNDATION is a registered not-for-profit, nongovernmental organization limited by guarantee that supports entrepreneurs and would be entrepreneurs in the Ghanaian urban and local communities.
The Foundation believes in entrepreneurship as a powerful force for change in the developing world. This change will help reduce poverty create jobs and foster sustainable development in our local communities...
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Thanks to your support, L’AINE Foundation has been able to make the benefits of microfinance available to Mrs. Kusi Appiah to expand her business.
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New Ways to Expand Technical Skills...
L'AINE Foundation to Promote Innovative Ways to Expand Technical and Vocational Skills Development Focusing on Out-of-School Youth.
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Tuesday, July 30, 2010
Training Peasant Farmers
L'AINE Foundation to Start an Initiative to Train Peasant Farmers in Entrepreneurship to Enable them Generate Enough Income to Sustain their Families
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Thursday, September 10, 2010
New Initiative
The L'AINE Foundation to Start an Initiative Targeting Young Ghanaian Entrepreneurs in Rural Communities in Ghana
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Monday, October 6, 2010
notes from the Fields
L'AINE Foundation’s programmes in the Accra Metropolitan area focuses on providing continuous training and lifelong learning (both for workers and managerial staff of MSMEs ). Read More...
L'AINE Foundation has allied a relatively new form of funding for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) from municipal, district and local communities in Ghana to attract ideas for new businesses through business plan training, seminars and workshops. Read More…
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Thanks to your support, L’AINE Foundation has been able to make the benefits of microfinance available to Mrs. Kusi Appiah. Now she has been able to expand her businesses and is now offering training in soap and batik making to unemployed women in her community. These are some of the initiatives that L’AINE Foundation is involved in the Brong Ahafo region, helping to empower more of the world’s poorest people, especially women.
This new year (2011), will you help women like Mrs.Kusi Appiah create a better world for herself and others in her community?
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