
NAMCON SUPER 2
ActivePoultry Business
Training and empowerment of women and other beneficiaries in poultry management and entrepreneurship.
Women-led poultry enterprises, from training to farm ownership. Illustrative image — NAMCON digital library
Overview
The Poultry Business programme trains and equips women and other beneficiaries in poultry management, enterprise development and farm ownership.
Beneficiaries are supported to move from training into ownership through a structured farm ownership model built around broiler production and appropriate poultry housing.
Objectives
Proposed Programme Targets
These figures are proposed programme targets. They are not reported achievements.
Proposed programme target
Beneficiaries per cohort — proposed programme target
Programme value chain
How this programme creates value
Each stage connects the previous one, from the farmer through to the market.
- 01Training
- 02Poultry farm
- 03Production
- 04Market
- 05Income
How it works
Participation follows the same structured pathway across NAMCON programmes.
- Step 01
Register
Farmers, youths, women and cooperatives register through the NAMCON portal.
- Step 02
Assessment
Eligibility, location and needs are assessed and verified.
- Step 03
Training
Beneficiaries receive the relevant technical or enterprise training.
- Step 04
Deployment
Equipment, services, inputs or placement are deployed where approved.
- Step 05
Monitoring
Activity is tracked at state and local government level.
- Step 06
Impact
Results are recorded and reported as verified programme data.
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