DTI Graduates Over 1,500 Master Crafts Persons and SMEs to Formalize Ghana's Informal Sector

The DTI has graduated over 1,500 master crafts persons and SMEs as part of a program aimed at transforming Ghana's informal sector. The initiative seeks to help artisans improve product quality and strengthen their businesses, driving formalization.

13 Aug, 18:40 — 13 Aug, 18:40

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DTI graduates over 1,500 master crafts persons, SMES to drive formalisation of Ghana’s informal sector

Speaking to JoyBusiness on the sidelines of the event, Founder and President of DTI, Constance Elizabeth Swaniker, said the programme is transforming Ghana's informal sector by helping artisans improve the quality of their products, strengthen their businesses and create more opportunities for young apprentices.

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DTI Graduates Over 1,500 Master Crafts Persons and SMEs to Formalize Ghana's Informal Sector

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