The project is implemented by Cooperative Paesi Emergenti (COPE) and targets 5,720 beneficiaries, including 400 households, 60 companies, four public institutions and two training institutions...
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Joyce Joliga
Mwandishi wa habari
Mwananchi Communications Limited (MCL)
Namtumbo. Residents of Namtumbo District in Ruvuma Region have described how entrepreneurship training and related support under the JUA Project – Building Capacity and Employment – has enabled them to access jobs and start businesses, improving their livelihoods.
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