The Togolese Fund for Support to Youth-led Economic Initiatives (FAIEJ) has launched a digital financing platform for young entrepreneurs.

The platform, which was developed by incubator Nunyalab, is aimed at helping entrepreneurs who have liquidity issues get loans from the FAIEJ’s partnering financial institutions. The facilities will be repayable over 12 months, according to the Fund.

Interested persons can register on the platform and submit their requests starting from July 22, 2020.

Source: Togo First

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