Program Journey
From Application to Impact
Project cycle details
This roadmap outlines our structured, 12-step project cycle designed to transform
entrepreneurial businesses into sustainable outcomes. The journey begins with
application submission and committee reviews, including field verification, to
select viable projects.
Once approved, we dive into meticulous equipment research, budgeting, and agreement
signing to ensure maximum value and clear commitment. From there, the implementation
phase kicks off with tailored training programs followed by the procurement and
delivery of essential assets.
Finally, our long-term support comes to life through thematic workshops, ongoing
coaching, dedicated site visits, and comprehensive evaluations to measure progress,
boost income development, and ensure lasting business stability.
This complete cycle reflects our dedication to guiding entrepreneurs every step of
the way toward meaningful, long-term impact.
Pre-Selection Roadmap
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1
Applicants submit their request along with required documents and business details.
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2
First committee where the coach presents the candidate’s file to filter out non-eligible projects.
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3
Site visit is conducted as a physical verification of the eligible business and provided information.
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4
Second committee for final review and decision-making.
Selection Criteria
Project Feasibility
Evaluation of business and financial viability to determine potential success.
Vulnerability
Assessment of the socio-economic condition of the applicant.
Credibility
Evaluation of trustworthiness, intent, and commitment of the individual.
Post-Selection Journey
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5
Research and budgeting to identify equipment, suppliers, and best value-to-price options.
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6
Agreement is signed after sourcing and budgeting are finalized.
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7
Tailored training program delivered based on needs assessment.
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8
Equipment is purchased and delivered to the beneficiary.
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9
Opening visit to assess project kickoff and define coaching focus.
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10
Multiple coaching visits with practical, business-specific guidance.
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11
Evaluation visit to measure progress, income development, and stability.
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12
Final closing visit to assess overall project impact on the beneficiary’s life.
