After the vocational training courses, I started a plant nursery and sold my products through MFW’s market linkage.
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Hanna wished to start her own business, which would provide her with independence and self-reliance and be a source of income to cover her livelihood expenses.
She started her business, a Stationery and Gifts Shop in Al Nuzha, and turned to Microfund for Women, which provided support and funding to grow her business and buy new merchandise.
Hanna has been keen to take advantage of MFW’s free training courses, which have had a significant impact in assisting it in managing her business and opening accounts for her shop on the social media platforms in a professional way. She aspires to improve and grow her business in the near future.