Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbHEschborn
10011568 SME-Loop Mauritania Individual Competition for DPS 81314067 2
The contractor, the selected local trainers and coaches and the GIZ team will work closely together to adapt the GTA Loop approach to the Mauritanian context, build a pool of trainers and coaches, and set up the structures for more permanent support programmes for women economic empowerment.
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The contractor, the selected local trainers and coaches and the GIZ team will work closely together to adapt the GTA Loop approach to the Mauritanian context, build a pool of trainers and coaches, and set up the structures for more permanent support programmes for women economic empowerment.
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