The Youth to Youth Fund is a competitive grant and capacity building scheme for youth organizations for innovative project ideas that promote and develop entrepreneurship among peers.

Come join for a Grantee Ceremony where all 13 finalists will present their project proposals and showcase their solutions to youth entreneurship development in Tanzania. You will have the chance to cast your vote of the Public Choice Award! Awarded grants will range between $ 5,000 and $ 20,000.

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This young teacher decided during one of her school holidays to open up an enterprise to be run in her free time. Coming from an entrepreneurial family, and after taking the KAB course in school she had enough skills to open up her own informal business. Read more here.

Phoutsakhone is a young woman entrepreneur whom after working at a family establishment decided to open up her own food service enterprise. During her studies she took part in the KAB course offered by her school, and the skills she learnt here were essential to her turning a failing business into a success. Read more here.

This bright faced young woman entrepreneur comes from an entrepreneurial family and had opened up her own fruit juice stand at a young age. It wasnt until after she took the KAB course that the business could turn into something much more profitable. Read her story here.

After identifying her market niche, Phong opened up her own tailoring shop. She studied the KAB course in school, and had gained all the tools necessary to open up her own business. After a sewing course, and raising enough capital, this young woman entrepreneur opened up her own business. Read her story, here.

Aboui Phoutt is a young entrepreneur from the capital of Laos. After his training from the KAB course, he managaned to open up his own service enterprise for electrical repairs. Read more about him here.

Ruslan, story begins after his grandfather health was failing and he moved in to take care of him. Having an extensive library on pig farming, and not many job opportunities, Ruslan decided to start up his own pig farm, and now runs a successful, abeit hard at times enterprise. Read more about Ruslan, here.

Khasan, grew up in Biskheh Kyrgyzstan where his mother owned a successful women's clothing factory and his father was a tailor. After the KAB course Khasan took in his studies to become a Tailor, he found a market niche which hadn't been tapped: high end alterations. Read his story, here.

Ilia, a farmer by trade, became a young entrepreneur when he opened up his own bull raising, sheep rearing and safflower cultivating business. He hires interns to work on his farm, when it is in season, and attributes part of his drive to succeed as an entrepreneur to his studies of the KAB course. Read his story, here.

This young entrepreneur from the capital of Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek, has found opportunities where once there were none. He contributes this success to the KAB course he took in school. Read his story, attached.