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IHS is committed to promoting small-scale business development among crisis-affected and disadvantaged communities. We believe that these enterprises have the potential to create jobs, stimulate local economies, and improve living standards. Our small-scale business development initiatives encompass a range of support, from business training and mentoring to access to startup
IHS understands that access to financial services is crucial for individuals to invest in their livelihoods and improve their economic well-being. In this regard, we actively engage with microfinance institutions, promoting financial inclusion among crisis-affected and disadvantaged populations. Our collaboration with microfinance institutions enables individuals to access credit, savings, and
IHS recognizes the value of vocational skills in opening doors to employment and self-employment opportunities. Through our vocational skills training programs, we equip individuals with practical skills that enhance their employability and income-earning potential. Our training covers a range of vocational areas, including but not limited to carpentry, tailoring, welding,
IHS is committed to equipping individuals with the skills and knowledge necessary to become successful entrepreneurs. Business skill development, often coupled with Income Generating Activities (IGS), forms a vital part of our livelihood support initiatives. We understand that fostering economic independence is central to poverty alleviation and local economic development.
