Women Entrepreneur Program
Funds Romanian women-owned SMEs with a non-refundable grant of up to 40,000 euro.
Romania's Ministry of Economy set six goals for the programme: encourage entrepreneurship among women, support the creation and growth of women-owned SMEs, increase women entrepreneurs' economic participation and competitiveness, promote inclusive economic growth, reduce gender gaps and structural barriers in business, and support job creation and long-term business stability. The grant can go towβ¦
Looks for women entrepreneurs in Romania who want to start or grow a women-owned small or medium business. The program aims to increase women's economic participation and reduce structural barriers to starting a business.
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