SOYEE Project
In addressing the challenges and barriers to skilling, employment, and entrepreneurship for young people, especially girls, Dream village offers training package to most vulnerable girls ( 60% females against 40% boys ) to support gender-equal and inclusive training and employment pathways, linking young people to gender-sensitive and demand-driven vocational/technical and entrepreneurship training, promoting and supporting youth-friendly financial services, promoting and supporting youth-friendly Business Development Services (BDS), and facilitating young people’s access to networks and links to information and opportunities. The SOYEE Hub supported by Plan International Rwanda is located Eastern province in the district of Bugesera- Ngeruka Sector.
Creating Economic Pathways
Supports young entrepreneurs in starting businesses, offering mentorship in social marketing, business development, and innovation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Dream Village support youth start-ups?
Dream Village supports youth start-ups through a range of programs and resources designed to empower young entrepreneurs.
Can participants access mentorship for their businesses?
Yes, participants in Dream Village programs can access mentorship for their businesses.
What types of businesses are supported?
Dream Village supports a variety of business types, especially those aligned with sustainable development, vocational skills, and green economy principles.
Does Dream Village link start-ups to funding opportunities?
Yes, Dream Village actively links youth start-ups to funding opportunities to help them grow and sustain their businesses.
