Financial literacy and compliance mentoring programme for Namibian small businesses.
Over 300 SMEs received financial management training and individual mentoring. Tax compliance rates among programme participants improved significantly, and many businesses established formal accounting systems for the first time.
A government-backed programme supporting small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Namibia with business development and financial management support.
300 SMEs across Namibia needed practical financial management support, including bookkeeping, tax compliance, and business planning. Many had no formal accounting systems and were at risk of non-compliance with NamRA.
We designed and delivered a structured mentoring programme covering basic bookkeeping, tax registration and compliance, financial record-keeping, and business planning. Our team provided both group training and individual mentoring sessions across multiple regions in Namibia.
Over 300 SMEs received financial management training and individual mentoring. Tax compliance rates among programme participants improved significantly, and many businesses established formal accounting systems for the first time.
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