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Partnerships

Work with WDB to reach every woman entrepreneur and trader

WDB cannot succeed alone. Institutions, community leaders and organisations across Ghana each have a part to play in helping women access finance and grow their businesses.

Who can partner

A role for every kind of organisation

  • 01

    Government agencies

    Partner with WDB to share branches and expertise during rollout.

  • 02

    Financial institutions

    Work alongside WDB during rollout to help services reach women quickly.

  • 03

    Development partners

    Co-fund programmes and help diversify and strengthen WDB's finances.

  • 04

    Investors

    Invest for the long term in a sustainable, well-governed institution.

  • 05

    Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies

    Host WDB access points and help reach women in every district.

  • 06

    Ghana Enterprises Agency centres

    Host WDB agents alongside existing support for small businesses.

  • 07

    Market leaders and women's associations

    Spread the word, mobilise members and support social collateral.

  • 08

    Traditional and religious leaders

    Encourage women in your communities to register, save and access credit to grow their businesses.

  • 09

    Civil society and media organisations

    Share accurate information about WDB and how to access it.

How partners can help

Six ways to support WDB's work

  • 01

    Outreach

    Help accurate information about WDB reach women in markets, farms and communities.

  • 02

    Access points

    Provide space for WDB agents so that services are close to where women work.

  • 03

    Funding

    Co-fund or invest to widen and strengthen WDB's funding base.

  • 04

    Business training

    Support practical business, digital and financial literacy training.

  • 05

    Financial inclusion

    Work with WDB on products and services that bring more women into the financial system.

  • 06

    Mobilising women entrepreneurs

    Bring groups and associations together, and support the peer guarantees that make social collateral work.

Our partnership model

Partnerships are temporary by design

Start-up partnerships make WDB's rollout faster and more cost-efficient while it builds its own capacity and infrastructure. Over the longer term, WDB intends to grow into a fully independent bank with its own branches and channels nationwide.

Partnership enquiry

Tell us how you would like to work with WDB

Complete the form and a member of the WDB team will respond. Please do not include bank account details, Ghana Card numbers or other sensitive personal information.