A women's business mentoring program, TalpynUp, has launched in Kyrgyzstan.
Author - Mansur Ismagulov
The Tech AI
Get the key points in seconds - a short summary from The Tech AI.
On March 5, the TalpynUp program for women entrepreneurs launched in Kyrgyzstan, implemented with the support of USAID and Imperial College London. Training will begin on April 20 in three Central Asian countries. Kyrgyzstan has been allocated 30 free grant spots. The program is available to women who have been running a business for one to three years, as well as mothers of children with special needs or individuals under the age of 29.
On March 5, a press conference was held in the capital of the Kyrgyz Republic, dedicated to the launch of the TalpynUp Mentorship Program for women entrepreneurs in Central Asia. The regional project is implemented with the support of the USAID Project for Entrepreneurship and Business Environment Development and was created in partnership with Imperial College London.
The TalpynUp program will begin its educational activities on April 20 in three Central Asian countries. The program offers 30 grant places for Kyrgyzstan. This professional development program is open to women who have been running their businesses for one to three years and are mothers, mothers of children with special developmental needs, or women under the age of 29. The program is available free of charge.
Source: usaid.gov
The Tech on Telegram Follow The Tech on Telegram
Keep up with the latest technology and startup news.