Economically empowering communities through inclusive collaborations.

We believe that no one should be disenfranchised by circumstance or condition in achieving economic empowerment. Sustainable self reliance remains our ultimate objective.

Our Theory of Change

InBusiness Initiative Theory of Change

Our Impact

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Supporting 146 entrepreneurs

Spread all across Kenya

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Our commitment

We support micro entrepreneurs by providing technical and business development service. This includes providing for relevant business and technical skills, business support services and fulfilling any other personalised requirements through our Helpdesk service.

Programs currently in progress

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InBusiness Program

Linking and empowering micro-entrepreneurs to achieve sustainable growth

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EmployAble

EmployeAble is our business

Building employability skills among youth with disabilities

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Our Business Partners

Our business partners are champions of inclusion. These organizations have made commitments to work towards inclusive society through different ways.

Partners

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IMG 2047

70 micro-entrepreneurs linked to our business partners

Spread across various impact areas

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Ways we have made impact

Training our Business Advisors
Training our Business Advisors
Advisors are business experts who support our micro entrepreneurs with all their business-related needs. Simply put, they are the backbone...
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Our mission

InBusiness Initiative builds inclusive collaborations to economically empower people with disabilities. The economic improvement of the initiative’s beneficiaries is the core of its impact as a small businesses enhancement partner. Working closely with initiative’s beneficiaries, partners and engaging policy makers in the implementation of inclusive policies.

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Why Inclusion?

Thanks to this training, I understand how important savings are to grow my business
Henry, Electrical engineer
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Our approach to impact measurement

Monitoring and Evaluation is a significant part of what we do within the InBusiness Initiative. We use various tools to document everything we do so that we can collect evidence, learn lessons from each program and ultimately prepare a guide with good practices made available for everyone that envisions an inclusive society and works towards it.

Impact reports

Impact reports are tiny snippets of our impact measured and reported in different ways.

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Safeguarding

We believe that everyone we come into
contact with, regardless of age, gender identity, disability,
belief, sexual orientation, ethnic origin, or other status has
the right to be protected from all forms of harm, abuse,
neglect and exploitation. We apply a zero-tolerance policy.

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Separately Together

An Opportunity to Help Your Community During The Covid-19 Pandemic.

Small businesses are in dire need of skilled labor to survive, and so are  many skilled and passionate Kenyans, who are looking for work, and have time to volunteer. Please join this campaign, hopefully you can find what you are looking for once new normalcy commences.

Volunteer your time doing what you are already good at.

For individuals with time out of their busy schedules and businesses in need of help.

Companies, from large corporations to micro-entrepreneurs, are facing tough times in the wake of COVID-19. According to the UN economic forum 2020, over half of the global workforce is facing a risk of job loss if they haven’t lost then already. Could volunteering help companies retain industry-specific skills? Please tell us what your experiences have been, more so on volunteering in this campaign.

Let us know that you are interested by filing the application form.

Businesses express interest of taking up volunteers by filling the businesses application form

We match volunteers with fitting businesses

Happy Volunteering!

I want to volunteer

Did you know that volunteering increases your chance of employment by 27%? This is not an employment promise, but you will get to learn new skills, you get to know new people, you get to discover new passions you never knew you had, all likely to come back as social equity.  Sign up and tap in to the network of companies that are looking for someone like you.

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I am looking for a Volunteer

Are there functions in your business that can be undertaken by volunteers on-site or remotely? You could also involve the vast talent pool available on community-based activities, experts that are willing to support you in the right course that you are running.InBusiness will support you if you need more guidance with disability inclusion in your workplace. Please express your interest here

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Our Partners

UDPK : United disabled persons of Kenya
Standard Chartered : Standard Chartered Bank of Kenya
KEPSA : The Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA)
USIU-Africa : United States University-Africa

Why

Supporting each Other is Building Opportunities

InBusiness Initiative brings together advocates of disability inclusion such as the private sector and Government to co-create models of sustainably engaging people with disabilities in employment, in business, or education. This initiative creates a space to explore what works in terms of economic empowerment of people with disabilities and give tools, learnings, practical cases to institutions that are working towards being inclusive.

While governments impose measures to limit the spread of COVID-19, most of us are left to experience the effects of these uncertain times. It could be losing a livelihood, earning less, your business failing, or even contracting the virus. Its scale is also devastating. Such uncertainty is present in all corners of the world. We sure can not take it all away – we wish we could. We can, however, be certain that, by coming together, we are exponentially raising our odds of overcoming the negative economic effects the Pandemic is inflicting. The Kenyan economy is not isolated; it is vulnerable too.

Our way of making sure that we are supporting each other is building opportunities where capital can be re-allocated, shared, and donated. We want you to know that our thoughts are with you. This is one of the ways we think we can help. Help us take care of our vulnerable businesses too, and by proxy, our jobs.

We would love to hear from you. Reach out to us. We are happy to hear from you.

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