Building Long-Term Economic Preparedness Through Skills, Exposure, and Workforce Readiness

Africa Built By Her is an initiative of the Anita and Alice Foundation for Women Development, a federally registered Nigerian non-profit. We partner with organisations, funders, and institutions to equip African women with practical skills, mentorship, and economic opportunity. Together, we can widen access and create lasting impact across the continent.

Two professional women partnering together
Why This Matters

Workforce Exclusion Often Begins Long Before Opportunity Appears

Many capable African women remain excluded from meaningful economic participation not because they lack intelligence or potential, but because they lack access, exposure, practical guidance, digital familiarity, and workforce positioning opportunities.

In many cases, women are expected to prioritize survival, caregiving, or family responsibilities long before they are professionally prepared for long-term economic independence. When life circumstances change, many are left trying to re-enter a workforce that has already evolved beyond their previous experience or exposure.

Africa Built By Her exists to help reduce that gap through practical learning, workforce readiness, digital exposure, and long-term professional development support.

current areas of focus
Workforce Readiness

Helping women better understand workplace systems, expectations, and professional preparation.

Digital Exposure

Improving familiarity with digital tools, online collaboration systems, and modern work environments.

Professional Positioning

Supporting women with career confidence, CV improvement, communication, and opportunity readiness.

Skills Development

Expanding access to practical digital and operational learning opportunities.

Measuring progress

Africa Built By Her focuses on Long-Term Preparedness, Not Vanity Numbers

Participation

Tracking how many women engage with learning opportunities, workshops, and development initiatives.

Capability Growth

Measuring improvements in confidence, digital familiarity, professional readiness, and practical application.

Economic Direction

Monitoring how participants move toward employment, income opportunities, workplace participation, or professional growth over time.

Volunteer

Share your expertise as a mentor,
trainer, facilitator, or
industry professional.

Partner

Collaborate with us on learning
initiatives, workforce readiness
programs, or community
impact projects.

Sponsor

Support training sessions, learning
resources, technology access, and
program expansion.

Refer Opportunities

Connect participants to internships, mentorships, scholarships, or employment opportunities.