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Can we achieve sustainable Africa?

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Africa faces serious environmental challenges right now. To combat climate change, we believe it is important to teach and learn sustainable entrepreneurship and foster creative initiatives.

The African Association of Entrepreneurs asks professional Green Industry Coaches to provide guidance and support to new eco-friendly startups. Future green entrepreneurs learn best practices in sustainability, get an opportunity to test their ventures in incubators, and finally set up environmentally conscious, beneficial and inventive businesses.

Your participation and contribution can bring us closer toward our goal: we wiill continue to provide access to counseling, laptops and Internet for our entrepreneurs and pay for a warm meal for our trained volunteers. The African Association of Entrepreneurs counts on you to help bring about the future we all deserve!

Economic growth should not lead to environmental degradation, but inspire hope. Support the continent on its journey towards sustainable development! If you are interested in our project, write to us or visit our fundraising page.

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The African Association of Entrepreneurs (AAE) is a volunteer-run organization established in 2004, dedicated to fostering business development and alleviating poverty. AAE supports the sustainable growth of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Africa through advocacy, education, information dissemination, and networking support. With volunteers dispersed globally, AAE operates under the coordination of a head office in Ghana and a network of national teams. Primarily functioning virtually, AAE volunteers utilize online collaboration tools to support one another and SMEs. However, national teams may occasionally offer in-person support services.

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