The CVC Charity Livelihood Program partnered with the Ribat Association to support entrepreneurs in Akkar and Tripoli
The CVC Charity Livelihood Program partnered with the Ribat Association to support entrepreneurs in Akkar and Tripoli across various sectors, including traditional medicine, food and beverage Through their micro-financing services, they supplied essential tools and equipment to three entrepreneurs to help them expand their businesses.
Namliyet Tita was assisted by providing a milkmaid and milk shaker, enabling them to produce various dairy products using cow's milk.
Abou Ghazi Sweets received a mixer and an industrial oven, enhancing their capacity to bake a variety of sweets simultaneously.
Al Naboulsi Traditional Medicine was given the opportunity to purchase bulk raw materials for their business, providing a one-year supply.
In addition to micro-financing, CVC is also offering ongoing technical support to these entrepreneurs. This support includes daily bookkeeping, assistance with marketing strategies, and guidance on pricing strategies monthly.