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December 3, 2025
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NCBA expands SME support with expanded strategic development programme

NCBA expands SME support with expanded strategic development programme

NCBA Bank is strengthening support for Kenya’s SMEs through a 16-week Enterprise Development Programme with Strathmore Business School, equipping entrepreneurs with skills in finance, operations, leadership, and innovation while leveraging strategic partnerships to expand acces..

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NCBA Bank is bolstering its support for Kenyan small and medium enterprises (SMEs) through an expanded Enterprise Development Programme. This initiative, run in partnership with Strathmore Business School, aims to equip businesses with crucial skills and networks for sustainable growth.

  • 24 NCBA SME customers from diverse sectors recently completed the 16-week program.
  • The program combines academic training with practical coaching in areas like financial management and digital transformation.
  • NCBA also offers an expanded ecosystem of SME support through partnerships with organizations such as the Africa Guarantee Fund, AFAWA, Water.Org, and Proparco, helping to mitigate credit risk and expand access to financing.
  • The Enterprise Development Programme has benefited over 300 NCBA customers to date.
  • Eligible businesses must have operated for at least two years, employ a minimum of three staff, and post an annual turnover of at least Sh3 million.

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NCBA Bank is bolstering its support for Kenyan small and medium enterprises (SMEs) through an expanded Enterprise Development Programme run in partnership with Strathmore Business School. This initiative aims to equip businesses with crucial skills for sustainable growth. Similarly, Zoho is expanding its Young Creators Program (YCP) across East Africa to address the growing digital skills gap by offering hands-on training in low-code application development. In a separate initiative, Standard Chartered Bank has partnered with CFOs East Africa to enhance wealth and risk management capabilities among Chief Financial Officers and senior finance professionals. This collaboration builds on the bank's sponsorship of the annual CFOs East Africa Awards 2025 and introduces an advisory pathway for managing corporate and personal assets.

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