Client: International Organization for Migration (IOM) | Ministry of Youth and Sports | Ministry of Labor — Egypt

Under the NAMAD project, a tailored ICT training program was designed and delivered for 1,500 beneficiaries — including Egyptian job seekers and migrants of both genders across multiple Egyptian governorates. A dedicated sub-program provided 100 women with specialized entrepreneurship training to support the establishment and growth of their own enterprises, fostering economic independence and inclusive development.

Impact

• Trained 1,500 job seekers and migrants in market-relevant ICT skills across diverse governorates.
• Delivered targeted entrepreneurship training to 100 women, enabling business ownership and self-sufficiency.
• Promoted gender-inclusive economic participation and workforce integration.