As part of its commitment to digital inclusion, AMP BÉNIN, through its technical and entrepreneurship department (SNIE), announces the launch of the NumSAL project in the commune of Tori-Bossito.
The official launch will take place at a later date, to be announced through official channels.
Background and rationale
The NumSAL project is part of a drive for social transformation aimed at improving access to digital skills, innovation and entrepreneurship.
Faced with youth unemployment and a lack of economic opportunities, this initiative provides a concrete response adapted to local realities.
Local potential to be developed
The commune of Tori-Bossito has strong potential in terms of youth and innovation, despite limited access to digital tools.
The project's approach
Through practical training, structured support and awareness-raising activities, the project aims to strengthen employability and stimulate self-employment.
Partners and support
The project is supported by the FP2E programme through NexT Impact, implemented by Sèmè City and funded by the World Bank.
It also benefits from the support of the Mayor of Tori-Bossito, Cosme Ayao AKONDE.
Objectives and beneficiaries
Over a period of 6 months, the project will train more than 100 young people and women.
"The NumSAL project is a major opportunity to strengthen young people's skills and support their entry into the labour market" — Delphin TCHISSOU
Main activities
- Field studies
- Digital skills training
- Entrepreneurship support
- Provision of equipment
- Community awareness-raising
Expected impact
The project aims to create an ecosystem conducive to innovation, entrepreneurship and digital inclusion.
It will help generate lasting impact by fostering the emergence of new economic initiatives.
The launch of the project marks the start of a series of structuring activities for the community.
A call to the population
Young people and women of Tori-Bossito are invited to get ready.
Very soon, our teams will be at your door to support you.
Stay tuned to AMP BÉNIN's official channels.
Key project figures
- 100+ beneficiaries (young people and women)
- 6 months of implementation
- 5+ key structuring activities
Project calendar (6 months)
- Month 1: Field studies and identification of beneficiaries
- Months 2 and 3: Digital skills training
- Month 4: Development of entrepreneurial projects
- Month 5: Support and mentoring
- Month 6: Final evaluation and showcasing of the projects
