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Micro and small enterprises are able to grow and be part of the macro economy, and thus benefit different industries.
Micro and small enterprises are sustainable on their own, and they can employ others.
The ability of the poor and their families to graduate from the circle of poverty after opening the enterprise.

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Investment in Small and Micro-Projects

This program offers the graduates of training programs micro-credit (350 – 2,000 EGP) or small loans (2,500 – 10,000 EGP) to start their own business. The beneficiaries pay minimal service fees to receive guidance throughout their start-up and growth phases, which involves:

Door to Life

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A "Door to Life" is a project to support 1000 families to get out from the circle of poverty. This projects is a partnership between Alashanek ya Balady Association for Sustainable Development (AYB-SD) and Global Biking Initiative-Egypt Team to give small loans to poor families to have their own projects and increase their income. By this, we will help minimizing unemployment rate, support families with income to have better education, medical services and life.

80 micro-credit loans given

Micro-credit to 80 micro-entrepreneurs. Businesses included butchery, leather making, textiles, mechanics, painters, mini-markets, and others.

Nissan financing micro-enterprises

AYB signs a contract with Nissan to finance the establishment of micro-enterprises in various poor areas in Egypt.

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Door to Life

A "Door to Life" is a project to support 1000 families to get out from the circle of poverty.…
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EAP sessions for 38 teens

The Education and Awareness Program carried out first aid sessions to 26 teens (age 12-16), and tutoring sessions…
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training of 337 beneficiaries

AYB-SD’s Vocational Training Program finished the training of 202 poor women on vocational skills including hand made products, sewing, and…
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Ashoka fellowship

AYB receives Ashoka Fellowship, and thus becomes the first Egyptian youth organization to receive 7 international awards in the previous…
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80 micro-credit loans given

Micro-credit to 80 micro-entrepreneurs. Businesses included butchery, leather making, textiles, mechanics, painters, mini-markets, and others.
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new franchise @ Cairo University

A new franchise for AYB-SD in the Faculty of Pharmacy – Cairo University. 150 members were recruited. The franchise is…
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Nissan financing micro-enterprises

AYB signs a contract with Nissan to finance the establishment of micro-enterprises in various poor areas in Egypt.…
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