Women National Business Agenda
The Women Business Agenda is our vital tool created for the business community to encourage Investment and stimulate business activity and economic growth for women. With the support of CIPE, we developed the first Women National Business Agenda in 2015 as a guide to addressing the major challenges business and professional women face, that constituted huge impediments to their growth and sustainability. The WNBA also offered concrete recommendations and reforms to remove these barriers and improve the business climate for women.
Mrs. Angela Ajala
- National coordinator
Women National Business Agenda
Since the initial study, several changes have taken place within the women business community as well as the socio-economic and socio-political environments across Nigeria. In addition, the onset of the COVID-19 Pandemic and the unprecedented global response it necessitated has required further revision of the ANWBN. The updated WNBA aims to reflect the current priority issues affecting women-owned businesses and identify the required policy reforms. Our review/research was conducted in collaboration with ANWBN member associations in each state of the federation and all relevant stakeholders within the women’s business communities
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Welcome Address By The National Coordinator: Angela Ajala
(1 ) Dear Distinguished, Great , Nigerian Women, I am very delighted to welcome you
Forum: Empowering Women and Youths to Spur Africa’s Transformation Agenda
National Co-ordinator Association of Nigeria Women Business Network (ANWBN) talking during the panel session on
Policy Dialogue: Communique Issued At The End Of A One Day Policy Dialogue On The National Women Business Agenda Held In Abuja On The 25th Of March 2021
The Association of Nigerian Women Business Network (ANWBN) with support from the Centre for International
ANWBN is a coalition of 74 Women Business Associations across West Africa countries. The network is focus on total Women Empowerment, building leadership skills, access to credit, patronage of made in Nigerian goods as well as creating a gender friendly environment for women.
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