To help strengthen the capacity of women throughout Suriname to be active participants in the economy and better support their families, Counterpart hosted a one-week economic advancement training in Paramaribo. The workshop aimed to equip Surinamese women—including emerging business, civil, and social enterprise leaders—with the necessary skills to write business plans, develop successful products and services, conduct market analysis, and identify national and international private sector donors. Program graduates gained access to Counterpart’s Women’s Leadership global alumni network, securing invitations to participate in future Counterpart events and opportunities to learn from this robust network of women leaders and entrepreneurs around the world.
