Women Entrepreneurs

 IRM trained 5,007 men and women in entrepreneurship training under SPPAP project in South Punjab. Out of these trained participants, 3,279 are women. IRM provides opportunities for women entrepreneurs to learn, grow and develop entrepreneurial businesses to escape poverty. #entrepreneurlife #economy #IRM #future #stability #entrepreneurship #poverty #financialfreedom #womeninbusiness#healthylifestyle #business #Punjab #Pakistan #training #womenentrepreneurs #sppap #government #Punjab #IFAD



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