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FATE Foundation’s 2019 Highlights
FATE Foundation’s 2019 Highlights

Highlights from our 2019 Year
Dear ,As we round off this year and welcome a new one, I am delighted to share with you some of the highlights of FATE Foundation's Impact and work in 2019.

Start. Grow. Scale
We reached
52,562
persons and provided direct pre-incubation, incubation, growth and accelerator support to
578
aspiring and emerging Nigerian entrepreneurs.
49%
of our direct programme beneficiaries were
women.Our support across
16
Nigerian cities also included young aspiring entrepreneurs from
11
Nigerian Universities and Polytechnics.
269
businesses received direct growth support and we linked
160
of our entrepreneurs with providers of grants, debt and equity financing.

Thought Leadership
We expanded our entrepreneurship ecosystem research work and shared findings from our 2019 research report on "From StartUps to ScaleUps" at our Annual Policy Dialogue Series on Entrepreneurship. The full report will be available on our website by the end of January 2020.

Volunteers
Our work would not have been possible without the
294
volunteers from
11
states who gave
2,147
volunteers hours to teach, mentor, advise and contribute content for our msmehub.org platform.
