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Happiness at work isn’t just about what we do, it’s about how we feel doing it! Twice a year, we run an anonymous Happiness Audit to give every team member a voice. It helps us celebrate what’s working and improve where we can. From meaningful work to supportive colleagues, here’s what makes our team smile. #InternationalDayOfHappiness #WeAreInkomoko

Access to finance is life-changing, yet many displaced people lack it. In South Sudan, 400+ entrepreneurs opened bank accounts with Equity Bank agents! With Inkomoko’s support, Yasin secured a refugee ID, grew his business & is now expanding. #SolutionsFoundHere

Celebrating organizations ensuring access to affordable and effective financial products and services, particularly for underserved or low-income communities, the?Warriors for Good Awards in the Financial Inclusion category will honour: Premier Credit Kenya, VisionFund Kenya, SHOFCO SACCO, INKOMOKO Inkomoko Kenya, Micro Enterprise Support Programme Trust (MESPT), and MobiPay AgroSys Ltd, for advancing financial inclusion and extending financial services to underserved populations. They are recognized for developing targeted products for small and growing businesses and women-led ventures, tackling economic inequality, financial illiteracy, and inequitable access to capital, and ensuring their products' overall affordability, effectiveness, and inclusivity. To join us for the Warriors for Good Awards Gala Dinner and Ceremony, please register via this link: https://lnkd.in/dU-Z2QRc Kennedy Odede Eric Nana Kwabena Agyei Ainembabazi Joseph James Mugambi Dr. Clement Dodoo Reuben Mwaura Rebecca Amukhoye Joyce Wambui Kamande Anna Wanjiru, MPRSK Olive Ashimwe Julienne Oyler Ibrahim Maina Joyce Ogutu Catherine Njeri Gatumia charles nyawade Rohin O. Onyango, PhD(c) Mary Mwangi Michelle Wandera Katherine Potaski Mark Muriithi Laichena Carol Sakwa Lucy Wairimu? MSc. OD ???? Elsie Kinyua

ICYMI: Hon. Angelina Teny, Interior Minister of South Sudan, discusses the power of investing in displaced communities and the untapped potential within them. “All they need is an opportunity. You hold the key. Give it.” Watch full video here:https://lnkd.in/dsX3Qy9a

“All a woman needs is her career.” At Inkomoko, 55% of our entrepreneurs are women, and we’re accelerating action for gender equality every day. Who inspires you? Share in the comments! #SolutionsFoundHere #AccelerateAction #IWD2025?

“When women entrepreneurs access finance, skills & opportunities, they thrive.”?– Moses How does your work create opportunities for women? Share below! #SolutionsFoundHere #IWD2025 #AccelerateAction

William Ngabonziza spoke to CGTN’s Ramah Nyang on how Inkomoko collaborates with refugee agencies, governments, and financial institutions to bridge the financial gap for forcibly displaced entrepreneurs—helping them open accounts, save, and grow their businesses. “The traditional lending system doesn’t work for refugees. That’s why we work to ensure they are recognized, trusted, and supported. It takes time, but through collaboration, we make financial access possible.” – William Ngabonziza, Inkomoko South Sudan Watch?the full conversation here?https://lnkd.in/dpzizKhv #SolutionsFoundHere

“Opportunity”—that’s what gender equality means to Diane . She believes that when everyone, regardless of gender, has the chance to use their skills and talents, communities thrive. Today, we celebrate the power of opportunity for women entrepreneurs. What does gender equality mean to you? Share your thoughts below! #IWD2025 #AccelerateAction