Microenterprise training
Business and financial skills for rural women and youth, with Islamic Relief Pakistan and Manzil Organization: 800+ rights holders equipped with business plans.
- With
- Islamic Relief Pakistan & Manzil Organization
- Now in
- Pathway › Ideate

Results
Impact created
- 800+ rights holders with a business plan
Every figure SIA publishes has a definition, a source and a date. How we measure
About the programme
Microenterprise training is for people who run a very small business, often from home or a market stall, and want to earn more from it.
SIA delivered it with Islamic Relief Pakistan and Manzil Organization: business and financial skills for rights holders in tailoring, beautician services, solar technology and more.
Across all its programmes, SIA counts more than 3,500 microentrepreneurs who completed an SIA business training course. That figure covers every programme, not this one alone.
Ideate
This training now lives in Ideate: entrepreneurship training, the Business Model Canvas and micro-grants for the top 10%.
Results
What we can share
The figure for all programmes is on the Live Impact Dashboard, with its definition and date. A breakdown by programme will follow when SIA’s MEL database is connected.
More than 800 rights holders left with a business plan.
Transparency
How SIA reports results
Every figure SIA publishes has a definition, a source and an "as of" date, and the same number appears on every page, proposal and report. A figure without an agreed definition is not published until it has one.
That is why some results on this page are still marked for checking: they will appear here once they are confirmed.
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