Institutional Capacity Building for Women's Financial Inclusion and Economic Empowerment
Contributed to a regional financial inclusion programme — designing and delivering Training of Trainers sessions and leadership development initiatives to strengthen institutional capacity and expand women's access to financial services.
Client: Centre of Arab Women for Training and Research (CAWTAR) | Location: Tunisia
Challenge
Women entrepreneurs and economically active women faced systemic barriers to accessing financial services, limiting their ability to build institutional credibility and participate fully in economic life
Local capacity on financial inclusion mechanisms — including remittance services and their role in economic empowerment — was insufficient to support sustained knowledge transfer and programme impact
The absence of structured Training of Trainers frameworks constrained the programme's ability to scale institutional knowledge and build lasting local expertise
Diaax Response
Contributed to the design and implementation of a regional financial inclusion and women's economic empowerment programme — providing strategic advisory support to strengthen programme architecture and delivery
Designed and delivered Training of Trainers (ToT) sessions focused on remittance services and financial inclusion mechanisms — building institutional capacity among trainers and key programme stakeholders
Facilitated knowledge transfer and leadership development among trainers, equipping them with the tools and frameworks to sustain and scale the programme's institutional impact
Supported the dissemination of practical financial literacy tools and approaches to enhance women's economic participation and entrepreneurial capacity
Impact
Increased local institutional capacity on financial inclusion and remittance-related topics — with a structured Training of Trainers framework enabling sustained knowledge transfer
Strengthened leadership and facilitation capabilities among trainers, creating a multiplier effect for programme reach and institutional impact
Contributed to women's economic empowerment and inclusive entrepreneurship — building the institutional foundations for greater financial participation and long-term economic resilience
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