Track Record

Established some eight (8) years ago, BS Africa Limited has successfully executed a number of training and capacity building programmes for a number of organisations. Some selected relevant experiences include:

MICRO, SMALL & MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (MSME) PROJECT/BDS FUND RELEVANT EXPERIENCE.

BS AFRICA LIMITED HAS WORKED AS SERVICE PROVIDER BOTH UNDER BDS FUND I AND BDS FUND II PROVIDING VARIOUS FORMS OF PROFESSIONAL SERVICES FOR BENEFICIARIES OF THE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT SERVICES FUND. NOTABLE AMONG THEM INCLUDED THE FOLLOWING KEY BENEFICIARIES:

BDS FUNDED CAPACITY BUILDING AND TRAINING FOR THE GHANA CO-OPERATIVE CREDIT UNION ASSOCIATION (CUA) LIMITED

With co-funding support from the BDS Fund I, BS Africa Limited developed five (5) Credit Unions’ Operations Manuals including: 1. Credit Unions Accounting and Financial Management Manual; 2. Credit Unions Loans Administration Manual;
3. Credit Unions Co-operative Governance Manual;
4. Credit Unions Human Resources and Administration Manual; and
5. Credit Unions Shares and Savings Policies Manual.
Over 400 credit unions with over 1,000 members were trained nationwide on all the five (5) manuals in ten regional chapters of CUA.

MSME/BDS FUNDED CAPACITY BUILDING AND TRAINING FOR THE RURAL AND COMMUNITY BANKS IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE ASSOCIATION OF RURAL BANKS – GHANA

With co-funding support from the BDS Fund I, BS Africa Limited developed two (2) Rural Banks Operations Manuals including:

1. Rural Banks Co-operative Governance Manual; and
2. Operational Manual.

All the 120 rural and community banks in Ghana with over 360 individuals (drawn from the Board Members, Management and Staff of the Rural and Community Banks) were trained nationwide on all the two (2) manuals in all the ten regional chapters of ARB.

With co-funding support from the BDS Fund I, BS Africa Limited developed two (2) Rural Banks Operations Manuals including:

1. Rural Banks Co-operative Governance Manual; and

2. Operational Manual.

All the 120 rural and community banks in Ghana with over 360 individuals (drawn from the Board Members, Management and Staff of the Rural and Community Banks) were trained nationwide on all the two (2) manuals in all the ten regional chapters of ARB.