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Every now and then we receive feedback from the people who have attended the NEBA training. This time we’d like to share with you feedback we received from Kenya.

Diana Kasese has started her own chicken farming business. She has 20 chicken and she has started to sell eggs. This is what she writes:

– One of the important things I have learned is that to start a business you need more than just information. The ”What do you have in your hand?” book really opened my mind as I realised that actually what you have in your hand can take you far!

– Now I also know the main three elements of starting or growing your business: Ability to learn, ability to evaluate oneself and ability to solve problems. Thank you for the learning material you provided me! It is really helping me a lot in achieving my business goals.

 

In May we visited Saudi Arabia to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with the local partner, Tatweer, which is a leading company in the field of education development inside the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Tatweer provides innovative solutions that enable children and youth to access optimal education in the 21st century.

In addition to universities, in Vietnam we co-operate also with the local Chamber Of Commerce (VCCI).

During our last visit to Vietnam the training for the teachers had just ended and the participants received their NEBA certificates.

 

 

At NEBA we are building a global network with education companies. Our first partner started its operation in Kathmandu, Nepal, in 2015.

After the three-month intensive study program the first four NEBA students in Nepal received their certificates and, and with the help of international NEBA sponsors, each of them started their new businesses.

NEBA is developing a cooperation with Vietnamese universities.

In 2016 we visited Vietnam with the Finnish Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Ms Lenita Toivakka.

After the visit we have agreed to offer entrepreneurial training for 10 000 Vietnamese university students.