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People need jobs

Small businesses
create jobs

Many people who live in poverty cannot find proper employment because too few jobs exist.

Our mission - to change this

Partnerships for jobs and hope

We partner with business support organisations to help small and medium-sized businesses grow and generate employment.

We work jointly with other funders and with learning partners, to find out more about which kinds of support best help entrepreneurs scale their businesses, and apply the findings globally.

Through our work, we have seen that with the right support, businesses thrive, jobs are created, local economies grow and communities are strengthened.

Only inquiries sent either through the contact form or the introduction form will be considered. We do not accept unsolicited proposals through other channels.

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The Argidius Podcast

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S01 E03 | May 22, 2024

Ten Years of Impact
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What works in enterprise development – our key findings

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IMPACT SNAPSHOT

Our approach in numbers

We measure job creation, investment and revenue growth.

 

More Impact data
Data reported up until 2022
  • €1.9B

    total additional revenue generated by small businesses since working with our partners

  • 46,600

    new full-time jobs created as small businesses have grown

  • €1.8B

    finance mobilised to support realised and future growth

      Impact Stories
      Beekeeping specialist Yatta Beekeepers, Kenya has grown from 10 hives and a honeycomb machine to nationwide apiary equipment supplier, with business development support from Argidius partner ygap.
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      “This is an excellent trade for young people. There’s a world shortage of honey, especially organic and the price is high, as is international demand.” Yatta Beekeepers founder Joan Kinyanjui.

      2.1.50 Women In Garden In Beekeeper Overalls YGAP Yatta Beekeepers Copyright Angela Robson