Economic Engagement
Economic engagement refers to the active involvement of individuals, communities, or organizations in economic activities to foster growth, development, and inclusion. It encompasses strategies and initiatives aimed at enhancing participation in economic systems, improving livelihoods, and promoting financial independence and equity.
What are the essential components of economic engagement with AMESE?
Financial Inclusion
Ensuring access to financial services, such as banking, credit, insurance, and microfinance, to empower individuals to manage resources effectively and invest in their futures. We do this by working directly with banks, accountants and financial advisors.
Access to Opportunites
Access to opportunities through economic engagement is for fostering growth and prosperity within communities. By creating pathways for individuals to participate in the economy, we empower them to improve their livelihoods and achieve their goals. Economic engagement opens doors to education, job creation, and entrepreneurship, ultimately leading to a more equitable society. Through collaboration and investment, we can ensure that everyone has the chance to thrive and succeed.
Market Participation
Enabling fair access to markets, resources, and distribution networks, ensuring small businesses and informal workers can compete and thrive.