Uwezo Fund is a Kenyan government initiative that provides interest-free loans to youth, women and persons with disabilities (PWDs) through registered groups and chamas for business development. The fund is channelled through constituency-level committees and targets groups that have been in operation for at least three months. It aims to promote self-employment and reduce poverty among vulnerable populations.
Eligibility details are available on paid plans.
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