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Feasibility study of AI-powered Medical triage app to improve eye services in Rwanda

Findings confirmed strong potential for improving teaching quality, guideline adherence and frontline triage. Recommendations included offline functionality, multilingual support, mobile-first usability, extended clinical pathways, treatment guidance and enhanced continuous-learning materials—positioning Dem Dx as a valuable tool for Rwanda’s primary eye care ambitions.

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Cote d’Ivoire

CARE – Business incubation support of women and youth in Côte d’Ivoire

Over 1,000 youth and women used the 5P model to shape meaningful business ideas, while 500 emerging entrepreneurs progressed through a customer-centred, prototype-driven incubation program. The top 100 now receive remote mentorship, building a stronger pipeline

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SoilCares – Agent model for agri extension services for rural farmers

A step-by-step journey of a potato farmer revealed pain points across the agricultural cycle, guiding a diversified portfolio of youth-led services. The resulting Agri-Vijana model offers year-round farmer support and multiple revenue streams for youth—strengthening both rural livelihoods and sustainable agri-extension systems.

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TwoBillionEyes – Last mile distribution of eye care services to BoP customers

Eight unemployed youth became fully trained Vision Vijana agents, confidently delivering high-quality services rated 8.6/10 by drivers. More than 550 drivers received testing and corrective glasses where needed. The B2B approach proved commercially viable, securing follow-up clients such as Mars Logistics and informing an investment-ready business plan for TWOBILLIONEYES.

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Exploring Youth’s Perspectives on the Business Case for Olive Oil Sector in Morocco

The process surfaced at least three youth-led business ideas and illuminated challenges including seasonality, low technical capacity and complex entrepreneurial pathways. Recommendations included multi-crop service models, improved technical training and better working conditions. A multi-year support program was proposed to strengthen youth participation through capacity building, finance, partnerships and policy advocacy—positioning young people as key drivers of sector transformation.

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Republic of the Congo (DRC), Chad, and Niger

Improving Access to Maternal Healthcare in West and Central Africa

Five solutions emerged: waiting houses near facilities; emergency tricycle transport; a women-run community farm funding maternity care; obstetric-emergency tontines; and community resource centers for education and support. Together, these mechanisms strengthen financial preparedness, improve timely access to care and expand women’s agency in safeguarding maternal health.

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