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The principal objective of this MOU is to build a strategic partnership between CIEAS and Lulote BMEP around capacity building of the Informal traders. Components of the MOU LULOTE will work with CIEAS in Training, Mentoring and Coaching of the
Lulote BMEP and JA Swaziland collaborate in the training and mentorship of out of school youths to help them establish successful enterprises.
This project is about empowering women in rural areas through imparting entrepreneurial skills. The project is expected to benefit approximately 250 women directly from the activities carried out but from the resultant capacity building, indirect beneficiaries are expected to be
Rain Water harvesting project funded by the AU, where Lulote BMEP is going to construct roof rain water harvesting tanks to vulnerable communities in Manzini and Lubombo regions. We have partnered with Eswatini Water and Agricultural Development Enterprise (ESWADE) in
World Vision has engaged us to provide business management training, mentoring and coaching to groups in the following Area Programmes, Mpolonjeni, Madlangempisi, Kukhanyeni, Mkiweni, Lubulini and Sthobela. Each area has an average of 30 producer groups who are involved in
We trained more than 500 people in the Siphofaneni area under this project in August 2014 and went on to carry out a study on the impact of our training. The results of our study shall work as secondary information
We have worked with the Micro Finance unit under the Ministry of Finance to train several groups from around the country on the following courses, business management corporate governance leadership, loan appraisal debt collection and financial management. Participants were from
We were part of the Post-Loan Basic Business Training, Mentoring and Coaching programme for Small Medium Entrepreneurship in Swaziland run by UNISWA funded by the Micro Finance Unit, where we are mentored and coached 60 small and medium enterprises. Lulote
Lulote BMEP is facilitating training on government budgeting process to the traditional authorities from all regions of the country. The process begins with personal budgeting, family budgeting and national budgeting. The community members’ capacity is also built to monitor and
Lulote BMEP in collaboration with Safika Piggery have just completed a research in the status of the Pig Industry in Swaziland. The objectives of the research were: To establish the existence of pig farmers in the country To what extent