The Business in a Box (BizBox) Project has trained 82 beneficiaries of the Assembly to Accelerate Entrepreneurship (AA2E) programme in practical agribusiness skills in the Mpohor-Fiase District.
The training covered two areas: 52 participants received instruction in food processing and baking, while 30 were trained in fruit juice processing. The specialisations equip participants with practical skills to pursue small-scale business opportunities in food production.
Following the training, beneficiaries received startup equipment to support them in applying their new skills. The handover marks an important step in helping participants move from skills development toward establishing or strengthening income-generating activities.
The BizBox initiative focuses on building young people's business capacity and supporting entrepreneurship. By combining practical training with equipment, the project aims to give participants tools to develop viable enterprises in their communities.
The Assembly congratulates all 82 beneficiaries and encourages them to put their training and equipment to productive use. Continued application of these skills can help expand local food processing, create livelihood opportunities and contribute to economic activity in the district.
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