Toolkit theme: Access To Finance
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Promoting women’s financial inclusion
Project cycle approach toolkit for designing and implementing financial inclusion programs that enhance women’s economic empowerment. Includes sections on strategy, design, implementation, and M&E. Useful for ideas on presentation of women’s financial needs.
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Managing Money: A Solar Sister Financial Literacy Training
This document teaches women entrepreneurs how to separate Capital from Profit using a wallet system, price products with a 20% markup, and reinvest earnings to grow their solar product business.
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Financial & Administrative Management Training for Female Entrepreneurs
A Mercy Corps Senegal training module covering cost concepts, recordkeeping tools, supporting documents, loan repayment, equipment depreciation, and the organization and roles within a GIE/cooperative.
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Advanced Financial Management for Women Entrepreneurs(Translated)
This document includes a financial management training module for women entrepreneurs in Senegal covering basic accounting, recordkeeping, business/household separation, and key financial indicators like gross margin, net result, and debt ratio.
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Training for Women Entrepreneurs -Mercy Corps Senegal
This training module covers basic financial management (costs, pricing, cash journals, bank records, invoices, loan repayment) and administrative management (GIE/cooperative structure, roles of president, secretary, and treasurer) for women entrepreneurs in Senegal.
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Advanced Financial Management for Women Entrepreneurs
This document includes a financial management training module for women entrepreneurs in Senegal covering basic accounting, recordkeeping, business/household separation, and key financial indicators like gross margin, net result, and debt ratio.
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Financial Education for Women Entrepreneurs -Mercy Corps Senegal (Projet Foyre Rewbe)
A Mercy Corps Senegal training module, funded by ENERGIA and Hivos, aimed at strengthening the economic autonomy of women entrepreneurs through three core pillars: budgeting (identifying income and expenses, preparing and reviewing a financial plan), savings (informal, in-kind, and formal methods, and criteria for choosing where to save), and loans (understanding borrowing conditions, credit risks,…
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Financial Education for Women Entrepreneurs -Mercy Corps Senegal (Projet Foyre Rewbe)
A Mercy Corps Senegal training module covering the three pillars of financial literacy for women entrepreneurs: budgeting (tracking income and expenses), savings (informal, in-kind, and formal methods), and loans (responsible borrowing, credit risks, and debt management), grounded in the agricultural and informal economy context of rural Senegal.