Creative Enterprise training
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Ghana Design Network 

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The Creative Economy Programme will provide individuals and organisations with access to insights, skills, networks, business development services, technical support, and market access. The aim is to strengthen employability and entrepreneurship within the creative economy across the target countries.

Programme Objective:

To enhance employability and increase the impact of creative enterprises in generating decent livelihood opportunities for young people.

Target Audiences:

Young people aged 18–35 (with at least 50% women) in Nigeria, including:

  • Artists and non-artists working or aspiring to work in the creative economy
  • Creative entrepreneurs

And

Sector stakeholders who influence outcomes for the above groups, such as:

  • Creative hubs and sector support organisations
  • Investors
  • Government agencies
  • Academic institutions

Creative Hustle is a seminar-style event that offers young people aged 18 - 35 the opportunity to gain awareness of the breadth of artistic and non-artistic livelihood opportunities available across creative sector value chains.

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Adapted from iFeatures, a premier UK filmmaking programme driving the development of low-budget high-quality debut features and realising the talent of the next generation of filmmakers. Our aim is to produce the most outstanding, daring and distinctive storytellers in Lagos, by giving them the tools and the support to experiment, develop their voice, and create contemporary films that speak to a world audience.  Lagos filmLAB is a partnership between the British Council, the Lagos State Employment Trust Fund (LSETF) and delivered by Creative England and Biola Alabi Media

Lagos filmLAB offers a unique opportunity to explore and realise your vision. Selected teams will take part in an intensive, exploratory Lab programme, which will include dedicated support, access to industry and networks, as well as mentoring and high-level training with established industry professionals. The programme will focus on a dedicated period of development for 12 projects and teams, with each receiving bespoke support as they work towards market engagement.

 

Multiplier Lab seeks to strengthen intermediaries (creative/cultural hubs and sector support organisations) in West Africa, enhance their capacity to engage, connect and collaborate with their peers in other parts of West Africa and the UK. Through the project, participating organisations will learn to better position for opportunities such as potential collaborations, partnerships, and create connections both in West Africa and the UK, with the aim to scale their organisations and better support their communities.

Applications are temporarily closed. You can view the application criteria here

The West Africa Creative Enterprise Support Programme is an extension of our Creative Hubs Programme which was first launched in 2017 to upskill young and emerging creative entrepreneurs towards the development of successful businesses which create job opportunities and prosperity in respective countries. We will do this through training, mentoring, coaching, internships opportunities, etc.   

 

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