The Entrepreneurship Policy Series is made up of 5 independent but progressive courses that take you through the fundamentals of building your policy in the innovation ecosystem. These are basic to intermediary level courses.
Each course should take you about 2 hours to complete, but it is completely self-paced and you will be able to pause and pick-up anytime you’d like.
We recommend you start from course 1 and progress through all 5 courses. Certification is awarded after each course.
This course will help you get insights into the process of tailoring your Startup Act to align seamlessly with the unique parameters of your national context.
Course 1: Introduction and Fundamentals
Course 2: Participatory Ecosystem Assessment
Course 3: Understanding the Legal Side
Course 4: Measuring Success
Course 5: Building your Startup Act
This first course introduces you to the topic of entrepreneurship policy. You will learn some fundamental concepts and go into the why, how and what of entrepreneurship policy..
This course guides you through a 6-step process to assess your country’s entrepreneurial ecosystem. You will learn how to identify the main challenges that the ecosystem faces and discover..
This course explores the legislative tools and framework that are best suited to tackle the ecosystem’s challenges. It mainly focuses on Small Business Acts and Startup Acts, and includes a…
Measuring the success of policy should be an integral part of every policy process. In this course you will learn the practice of monitoring and evaluation, and why an evidence gap exists on…
“I really enjoyed sharing and learning from the experiences of other countries. My hope is that we’re all able to contribute to the growth of Africa’s ecosystem.”
“I received holistic empowerment as a policymaker”
“Pleasant and insightful time with amazing team”
“Very engaging, experiential sharing, and lively training.”
“Very educational and insightful course. I am empowered to contribute to developing effective and impactful entrepreneurship policies.”