A team of WEE Hub researchers and research assistants has successfully concluded the exit monitoring exercise for women-owned enterprises under the Women’s Business Incubation Project, which was launched by the WEE Hub in 2022.

The Women's Economic Empowerment Hub (WEE Hub) met with representatives from the University of Boston to discuss potential collaboration on ongoing and upcoming projects. The meeting focused on aligning efforts in the WEE Hub's Childcare project and initiatives supporting women in the gig economy. The University of Boston proposed collaborating in the field of Engineering Economics in Africa and designing systems to enhance market linkages between buyers and sellers of goods and services.

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The WEE Hub has successfully completed a 2-day training workshop for enumerators, held on the 30th and 31st of August 2024 at the Swiss Belinn (formerly Emory Hotel) in Nairobi. This workshop was a key preparatory step for the Exit Monitoring exercise, which will evaluate the outcomes and impacts of the Women's Business Incubation Program on individual women's businesses.

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