SheTrades Sri Lanka Hub supports women entrepreneurs to explore export opportunities | Daily FT
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- Summary
- The article reports on a training program organized by Sri Lanka's Export Development Board for women entrepreneurs, focusing on digital marketing and branding skills. It highlights the program's goals, structure, and positive outcomes for participants.
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“The Sri Lanka Export Development Board (EDB), through the SheTrades Sri Lanka Hub, successfully conducted a Training Program on branding and digital marketing for women entrepreneurs in Anuradhapura, with the participation of over 50 women led businesses.”
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— No evidence found in archive to confirm or refute the training program details.
“The program was organised under EDB’s Export-oriented Women Entrepreneurship Development in Regions initiative, aiming to strengthen the capacities of women entrepreneurs, enhance their competitiveness, and encourage them to explore export opportunities in international markets.”
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“Held at the Divisional Secretariat Office of Nuwaragampalatha Central, Anuradhapura, the training provided practical knowledge on the foundations of effective branding, social media branding strategies, website optimisation and SEO basics, and content creation techniques using AI tools.”
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“The program was organised by the EDB North Western Provincial Office in collaboration with the Divisional Secretariat Office of Nuwaragampalatha Central, Anuradhapura, ensuring strong local engagement and support for women entrepreneurs in the region.”
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“Conducted by EDB officers, the program is part of a continuing effort, with more training sessions planned across other regions, ensuring that women entrepreneurs countrywide have the opportunity to strengthen their businesses, adopt modern marketing strategies, and expand into international markets.”
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