Event

FROM INSIGHTS TO ACTION: CHAMPIONING WOMEN IN SUPPLY CHAINS

    Overview

    Funded by United Kingdom (UK) International Development, the International Trade Centre’s (ITC) SheTrades Commonwealth+ Programme is organizing two in-person workshops to enable women-led businesses to navigate and succeed in corporate supply chains. The workshops are implemented in collaboration with the SheTrades Hub in Kenya, hosted by the Absa Bank Kenya. 

     

    This workshop aims to:

    • Enhance knowledge and awareness of women-led businesses on the ecosystem of corporate supply chains, supplier contracts and requirements as well as corporate relationships. 
    • Boost understanding and accessibility of private sector offerings and services specifically tailored for women.
    • Create an interactive platform for women to engage with private sector representatives, gaining insights into opportunities and resources available.
    • Foster networking and partnership opportunities between women and private sector entities.
    • Identify and address specific challenges and gaps that women-led businesses face in entering and succeeding in corporate supply chains.
    • Provide practical insights into corporate expectations, particularly regarding the selection criteria and application processes of large corporations like Safaricom, Unilever, etc.

     

    TARGET AUDIENCE

    Women-led businesses and corporations, with the following sectoral focus:

    • 21 March: ICT, tech, tourism, consulting service (services) 
    • 22 March: textile and apparels; manufacturing and agriculture 

     

    HOW TO PARTICIPATE? 

    The participation in the event is free of charge, however, limited spots are available. Please register:

    Thursday, 21 March 2024

    • Women-led businesses and corporations in ICT, tech, tourism, consulting service: here

    Friday, 22 March 2024

    • Women-led businesses and corporations in textile and apparels; manufacturing and agriculture: here

    Date & location
    21–22 March 2024

    Nairobi