The Personal Initiative (PI) Training is an action-oriented and evidence-based training program that focuses on creating an entrepreneurial mindset and has proven to increase entrepreneurial success. Doorways gGmbH is a certified provider for PI Training.
The project dubbed- “Personal Initiative (PI) for Youth in the Gambia - Pilot”, is being funded and supported by Doorways gGmbH and will be implemented by GYIN Gambia Chapter. The goal of the project is to prepare and deliver training to 30 youth in the West Coast of The Gambia.
The PI concept is self-starting, future-thinking and overcoming barriers. It is a psychological construct which can be developed by changing people’s mindset.
As part of this project, GYIN Gambia will develop training preparations which will include virtual field visit by meeting with potential beneficiaries, adapting the 10 existing training modules of the PI Training to the local context and language.
GYIN Gambia will organise Training of Trainers (ToT) and deliver 10 training sessions to 3 groups of 10 participants each.
Doorways gGmbH is a company for the support of development cooperation as well as the support of education, national and vocational training, including student aid and for the support of science and research.
The company realizes its statutory purposes in particular by implementing training and other education projects of the Global South. This includes the coordination and organisation of events for further education, such as workshops, trainings, lectures or informal meetings.
GYIN Gambia Chapter is a non-profit and non-political business support organisation specialised in rural development, supporting market linkages and access to markets.
The network projects and programs contribute to the global efforts to achieve United Nations Global Goals for Sustainable Development and the Aid for Trade agenda by empowering returnee migrants, women and youths with self-reliant skills, so they can initiate to improve their market linkages.
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