Baqytty Business Project Launches in Almaty, Offering Entrepreneurship Training and Grants
The 'Baqytty Business' project, aimed at teaching entrepreneurship skills to unemployed and socially vulnerable individuals, is set to launch in Almaty next month. The project, which began in 2016 and has already benefited many in Mangystau and Aktobe regions, will now provide training to 2000 entrepreneurs in Almaty, with the best 1000 business ideas receiving a grant of 500,000 tenge each.
Organized by the National Chamber of Entrepreneurs 'Atameken', the training will be held online due to COVID-19 prevention measures. The project's main goal is to equip participants with the basics of entrepreneurship and help them start their own businesses. Interested individuals can apply for the project at the Employment Center or online at atameken.kz. Despite the lack of information on the organization that launched the project in Almaty last year, the initiative has shown promising results in previous regions.
With the launch of the 'Baqytty Business' project in Almaty, 2000 individuals will have the opportunity to learn entrepreneurship skills and potentially receive funding for their business ideas. The project's success in previous regions indicates its potential to positively impact the local economy and provide new opportunities for unemployed and vulnerable individuals.
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