• Academic Institution

Southern African Institute of Learning (SAIL)

In an attempt to contribute towards creating employment and reducing poverty, the Southern African Institute of Learning (SAIL) will commemorate the Women’s March that took place on the 9 August 1956 in Pretoria, by committing to train and empower rural women with basic business skills to become self-sufficient. One thousand nine hundred and fifty six (1956) rural women will undergo mobile learning at no cost to the women.

  • Stages of Support

    • Idea
    • Start-up
    • Early
    • Growth
    • Mature

  • Nonfinancial support delivery mechanism

    • Classroom / seminar training
    • Online / mobile

  • Nonfinancial Support

    • Leadership development
    • Building HR capacity
    • Business strategy and planning
    • Financial management
    • Needs assessment
    • Performance management
    • Value / supply chain development
    • Ideation
    • Sector development
    • Governance structure
    • Due diligence
    • Building M&E capacity
    • Exit strategies
    • Technology development or adoption

  • Investment Instruments

    • Grant

  • Intervention Type

    • Promote and educate about entrepreneurship

  • Sectors of Focus

    • Agriculture & Food
    • Education
    • Environment
    • Health
    • Information and communication technology

  • Stakeholder or Business Model Focus

    • Social enterprise
    • Women entrepreneurs
    • Advocacy
    • Rural communities
    • Gender inclusion
    • Youth entrepreneurs
    • Minority or previously excluded population

  • Impact objectives

    • Access to education
    • Agricultural productivity
    • Capacity building
    • Community development
    • Employment generation
    • Health improvement
    • Income/productivity growth
    • Sustainable land use

  • Verticals

    • AgTech
    • EdTech
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