Woven Impact Network

Today, let's express gratitude for the freedom that allows us to pursue our dreams and aspirations. Wishing you happy new month and happy Independence day!

Success seems to be connected with action. Successful people keep moving. They make mistakes, but they don’t quit.” – Conrad Hiltons

Do not dwell on your errors, look on how you can just it and add a small positive thought to your day that makes a successful day/week.

Do Have a Productive Monday.
Be in action.
Never quit but rest.
Keep moving.

Women make vital aids to the agricultural and rural economies in all developing countries.
Rural women in particular are responsible for half of the world's production and produce between 60 - 80 percent of the food in most developing countries.

Their roles vary considerably between and within regions and are changing rapidly in many parts of the world, where economic and social forces are transforming the agricultural sector.

Rural women often manage complex households and pursue multiple
livelihood strategies. Their activities typically include producing agricultural crops, tending
animals, processing and preparing food, working for wages in agricultural or other rural
enterprises, collecting fuel and water, engaging in trade and marketing, caring for family members and maintaining their homes.

Source: The Food and Agriculture Organization.







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3c's you need to focus on as a business person to grow

° commitment
This is the willingness to give time and energy to your business, which helps bring list of idea to grow.

Without commitment you can't start a business.

°Consistency
Is being regular and reliable in what you do, and it's reward bring trust and awareness

Without consistency you can't complete that goal

•Creativity
It is about bringing to the business ideas to make your business Smart.

Without creativity, work is seen to be hard.

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We are always excited and motivated when we see the efforts our women put into learning ,they always ensure to take notes during classes.

These are women in underserved communities thriving in their micro businesses, actively engaging in thought-provoking discussions, attentively listening and jotting down valuable insights to fuel their success.

You can sponsor a woman in business by donating or volunteering to mentor a woman in business.

Click the link in bio to learn more…

Being a woman in business doesn't come without challenge.

Here's an advice: Surround yourself with other supportive women that
encourages you.
Share ideas and get you motivated
"The way to achieve your own success is to be willing to help somebody else get it first.”

“The greatest journey of all, full of love, humor, and priceless moments, is fatherhood. “

Happy Father’s Day!

Happy Democracy Day!

Let us give everyone equal rights and opportunities by embracing Democracy.

The importance of Communication in community development cannot be overemphasized. It focuses on enhancing the interaction between the people promoting change that will make impact positively on improving the living conditions of members of the participating communities and the people with whom they work to actualize their dream.
Good dialogue between the people and the change-makers improve proper administration of solutions to problems and it helps determine what is needed per time.

At Woven Impact Network we ensure we communicate effectively with our beneficiaries and community stakeholders to ensure our intervention creates a sustainable impact.

You can support our work or partner with us by sending an email to [email protected] or slide into our DM

We are so proud of for breaking the Guinness World Record for the longest cooking Marathon.

Who else is encouraged and inspired?
This shows us that we can actually achieve our dreams!
As long as you work towards it.

Excerpts from one of the classes during the Micro Business training taken by Debisi Alokolaro .

The women were taught on how to Market their businesses strategically. It was such an engaging and enlightening session.

Let us know other reasons why you think small businesses needs Marketing and communication .

Happy birthday to a Phenomenal leader .

We thank you for your constant dedication and support. Thank you for showing us the way to excellence. You are simply amazing.

We wish you all the best as you advance into a new year in your professional and personal life.

It is always an exciting and inspiring moment when our women turn out for their business meetings, they keep learning and growing.
Last week Saturday, we started Phase 2 training for women in business within our community .

Many thanks to our amazing facilitators and who taught the women on Emotional Intelligence, Leadership skills and Personal branding.
The goal is to help rural women scale in business.

Looking forward to the next class.💃🏻

For sponsorship or Partnership, reach out to us via [email protected] or slide into our DM

It’s 2 Days to go, to our WIN women Micro business training Phase 2.

Ms. Oluwaseun is one of the participants from the first phase of the training. We are so excited to meet with the women and take their business further through the Accelerator phase.

It has always been about empowering women with the right business skills to build sustainable businesses.

You can support us by clicking the link in bio to volunteer. You can send your donations to

Bank Account Details
Bank: Sterling Bank
Number: 0092666257

Investing in female owned businesses is an opportunity for communities, states and countries to thrive. According to Micheal J.Silverstein in an article that appeared in Harvard Business Review; globally, women control about $20 trillion in annual spending. Supporting women entrepreneurs is really good business. When women owned businesses flourish, the community becomes better.

However, women face various challenges in running businesses. These include lack of funding, lack of mentors, cultural issues, political barriers and the likes.

One of the ways we are solving this is by reaching out to women in low income communities and training them on basic business skills as well as granting them access to funds to boost their businesses. We are doing this and we are seeing women being able to help themselves and their families as their businesses grow. Together we can help more women build sustainable businesses!

You can be part of this by volunteering, partnering, sponsoring a woman in business.
You can also send your donations to 0092666257(Sterling Bank)
Woven Impact Network

As a startup, there are so many mistakes that can be made, here are few mistakes that you should avoid

1. Unprepared business plan: A business plan will help you set a structure for your business and validated your idea.

2. Not leveraging Technology: With the digital media, technology has changed the way customers purchase their goods and services. Leveraging technology will help boost your business visibility.

3. Not asking for help: it is important you build a network of people that can help you grow your business. They can serve as advisors, mentors or investors. Don’t be afraid to ask for help.

4. Rushing through hiring and onboarding process : when funding comes, you might be excited to hire and ease yourself of the work load but be sure you have a clear work description and you take your time to onboard.

5. Being too afraid to fail: One of the biggest mistake you can make is to be afraid of failure. This can keep you on a spot for long and make you not to to try new things.

What other start up mistakes do you think entrepreneurs should avoid? Share with us in the comment section.

Empowerment occurs when women together fight towards an issue rather than fight against each other.

When one raises her voice, it not just about herself, it is also about being the vice of those who are silenced.

We must begin to consciously support one another to see the change we want.

The importance of Emotional intelligence for women in leadership cannot be overemphasized. It’s a vital tool in leading a team.

Emotional Intelligence, also known as emotional quotient or EQ, is widely known to be a key trait for effective leadership. It generally includes the following skills: Self-awareness, which is one’s ability to understand one’s emotions, interpreting skill and management style. Women are often criticized to be emotional way more than analytical or practical in their approach.

How can women harness their emotional intelligence skills to become better leaders?

Below are some of the EQ traits that you can leverage to becomes a successful leader according to Roshni Rohira:
- Empathy: ability to understand and share feelings of another person
- Balanced decision Making: Ability to use intuitive skills to differentiate between needs and desires to strike the right balance
-Adaptability: Ability to thrive rapidly in an evolving world.

Volunteerism is one of the most vital delivery mechanisms for social, environmental and economic transformation, ensuring a lasting impact with its ability to change people’s mindsets, attitudes and behaviours.- UN

Happy International Volunteers Day to all volunteers worldwide for making the world a better place.

To our WIN Volunteers, we celebrate your efforts and contribution towards what we do.

Let's keep encouraging solidarity through Volunteering

“A hard-working woman is a sight to behold. She is fierce, passionate, courageous and resilient all at the same time”

Today, we celebrate our WIN women who went through the first stage of funding and have increased revenue, Some of them had revenue of about #3000 weekly , after seed funding and micro-business training, their revenue increased to #10,000 weekly. We are happy to take these hardworking women to a second level of funding and pair them with mentors who will guide them through building a sustainable business.

We are excited already about how they will even do better. You can donate to help sponsor a woman in business. Send your donations to The woven sustainability impact account
Account No: 0089561048
Or click the link in bio

Did you know?
Slide to see facts about women in agriculture.

At Woven Impact Network we are concerned about supporting women in rural communities build sustainable businesses.

Click the lik in bio to see how you can join us in supporting rural women.

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Youth Connect 3.0 draws closer. We trust you are ready as we look forward to having an impactful time.

Click the link in below to register

https://bit.ly/WINYC3

Tag that friend who should be at YC 3.0

Welcome to August!

Have you been wondering how you can get involved with what we do at Woven Impact Network?

3 actions you can take to partner with us

- Donate
- Volunteer
- Sponsor

For more details please click the link below

https://wovenimpactnetwork.org/become-a-partner/

Have you applied for Youth Connect 3.0?

If you have not, we are giving opportunity to more Social Innovators to apply for Youth Connect 3.0

*The new date is August 6th 2022*

Click the link in bio and apply now! Limited slots available

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