The North American Chadian Initiative (NACI) and Impact Ladies have formalized a partnership and financing agreement to support the activities of the Rural Women's Pole. This collaboration aims to train women in Batha province in agro-food and cosmetic transformation techniques. The partnership will provide an intensive training program from November 25 to 28, 2026, at the Al-Nahada center in Ati.
The training program seeks to enhance the participants' skills in transforming agro-food products and manufacturing cosmetic products, promoting their economic autonomy. NACI, a non-profit organization based in Miamisburg, Ohio, is represented by Saladine Adoum. Impact Ladies, represented by Ndoubayo Nicole, was present at the agreement signing with its Secretary General, Kemneloum Anicette, and coordinators Mandingué Hassanié and Banguita Rakya.
Under the agreement, Impact Ladies is committed to implementing activities according to the agreed-upon budget and schedule. The association will ensure rigorous, transparent, and responsible management of allocated funds, using them exclusively for project expenses. This partnership aims to contribute to the capacity building of rural women in Batha and offer concrete opportunities for developing income-generating activities.
The initiative seeks to promote the socio-economic integration of rural women and enhance their financial autonomy. The partnership between NACI and Impact Ladies focuses on providing rural women with skills and knowledge to become economically independent. By acquiring these skills, women can create their own businesses and improve their livelihoods.
The Rural Women's Pole, supported by this partnership, plays a vital role in empowering women in Batha province. By providing training and resources, the organizations aim to bridge the gap in economic opportunities for rural women. This project is expected to have a positive impact on the lives of many women in the region.
The agreement signing marks a significant milestone in the collaboration between NACI and Impact Ladies. Both organizations have demonstrated their commitment to supporting the development of rural women in Chad. The intensive training program will equip women with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in agro-food and cosmetic transformation.
Through this partnership, NACI and Impact Ladies are working together to create a brighter future for rural women in Batha province. By investing in women's empowerment, the organizations aim to contribute to the overall development of the region. The project's success will depend on the effective implementation of the training program and the support provided to the women.
Key points
- The partnership between NACI and Impact Ladies aims to empower rural women in Chad's Batha province through training in agro-food and cosmetic transformation techniques.
