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COVID Business Survival Kit
An interactive session to get insights on the Global & Regional outlook, emerging issues and how to make a business recovery plan in the face of Covid-19.
How businesses can use scenarios to plan for resilience during the Covid-19 crisis.
"Emergent strategy will give room for new businesses with fresh ideas" Dr. Fred Ogola of Strathmore Business School
Alex Ndegwa, a Corporate Lawyer and Strathmore Law School Alumnus, addresses the question on how to mitigate potential liabilities that could accrue from the various legal obligations.
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has impacted the ability of businesses around the globe to maintain operations and fulfill existing contractual obligations. In just a matter of days, the World Health Organization (“WHO”) declared COVID-19 a pandemic. What does this mean for employers and their employees? According to the UK Ghana Chamber of Commerce (UKGCC), the answer is in the laws applicable to both parties as stated in employment contracts. #Employmentcontracts #Employmentlaw
Despite the shock to businesses across the world due to coronavirus, some small businesses have flourished. Innovative technological solutions are now welcome to the business world. Are you a business owner who is creating business solutions for risk control and success mitigation? Action Against corona has created a spreadsheet where you can advertise your business solutions. See here. #BusinessDevelopment #ActionAgainstCorona #BusinessResponse
Many businesses are currently adjusting to working from home and it has become especially important to ensure you and your employees are cyber safe. Global consulting firm McKinsey & Company suggests 4 strategic principles that can help companies ramp up their cybersecurity measures in a bid to protect confidential company information as well as promote business continuity. #Cybersecurity #WFH #COVID19
Decisions to respond to COVID-19 within the workspaces/businesses are global. Does your workplace have a pandemic preparedness plan? The World Health Organization has prepared a in-depth guide on how you can ensure you are prepared for the current crisis as well as future crises. #WorkingFromHome #WFH #Crisispreparedness
Governments around the world are taking decisive steps to limit the human and economic impact of COVID-19. Many countries have taken extraordinary monetary and fiscal policy measures. The National Treasury of Kenya is taking steps to pass a tax amendment bill. RSM Eastern Africa LLP & RSM (Eastern Africa) Consulting Ltd has provided an analysis of the draft bill ahead of the bill being passed by and signed into law by the President. See their analysis here. We will share the official bill once it is passed. #TaxAmendment #IncomeTax #GoK #COVID19
At the State House on 25th April 2020, the President of Kenya, Uhuru Kenyatta signed into law the Tax Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2020. The new tax law amends several statutes to cushion the economy and Kenyans against the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. To read more go here. TaxAmendment #IncomeTax #GoK #COVID19
The COVID-19 pandemic is accelerating the changes that are reshaping various industries. Global management consulting firm Ernst & Young has prepared different scenarios that show the effect of COVID-19 on the markets of different industries on a global scale. #IndustryReport #Global #COVID19Impact
COVID-19 has affected businesses globally with many industries having to pivot to promote business continuity and development. According to Sinapis, an SGB accelerator, there are 10 areas businesses can innovate in to foster resilience during crisis. #BusinessInnovation #BusinessResponse
The COVID-19 pandemic has been defined in 5 stages (Resolve, Resilience, Return, Reimagination, and Reform) which span from the crisis of today to the next normal that will emerge after the battle against coronavirus has been won:
As we prepare to enter the 3rd stage of Return, the Resilience and Reinvention during and post-COVID webinar is designed to ensure your solid preparedness for a resilient re-emergence after the COVID-19 pandemic and enable you to reinvent yourself out of the pandemic and to thrive in any season in the future.
The International Monetary Fund has designed a policy tracker across governments that summarizes the key economic responses due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The tracker is not meant for comparison across members, as policy responses vary depending on the nature of the shock and country-specific circumstances. The tracker focuses on discretionary actions that supplement existing social safety nets and insurance mechanisms. See the responses of all countries including Kenya, Ghana, Senegal, and Mauritania here. #IMF #Governmentpolicies #Globa
This webinar is specially designed to support Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Retailing, Manufacturing and Agribusiness to overcome supply chain disruptions in the context of today’s realities.
The objectives of the webinar was:
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To enable you to adapt to the realities of a COVID-19 world and risk management.
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To enable you minimize supply chain risks and overcome supply chain disruptions while looking at third party issues.
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Navigate on dynamics and decision-making process on the supply chain disruptions
This webinar is intended to heighten our awareness of the risk for fraud and misconduct that might occur inside an organization during this period , as a result of, the crisis we are in . Reality of fraud is ,it often hits when we least expect. In this period of economic hardship and significant organizational change the environment has created the ‘perfect storm' for fraud
This webinar is intended to enable you:
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To embrace change and thrive in the new normal.
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To recognise and overcome limiting Mindsets, to move your business to the next level.
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To reprogram your mind for growth.
The objective of the profit first webinar is to help you:
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Gain knowledge to support your business survival during and post COVID-19
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Understand how to develop a system for building your business in a sustainable way for long term success
This is one of the IIA Webinar Series, which was held on 23rd July 2020 in partnership with BIDCO Africa to share insight to farmers on the needs of a large buyer, quality business management and how to handle logistics.
The Masterclass was designed to help business Leaders of Small & Medium Enterprises (SMEs) to look beyond their short-term survival and consider the full range capabilities of their enterprises as they build back better.
nvest in Africa and Mastercard Foundation Masterclass Series designed for business Leaders in to explore the strategies for fostering businesses' growth during and post the pandemic
WORKING CAPITAL is the difference betweencurrent assetsand current liabilities.Practically speaking, it is the daily, weekly and monthly cash requirement for the operations of a business.
This presentantion covers the following areas: Introduction to fraud risk, why fraud exists in SMEs and MSMEs, Global Profile of a fraudster, Red flags to identify fraud risk early, Asset Misappropriation Fraud highest fraud risks for
SMEs, How to control Asset misappropriation for SMEs, Seven (7) facts to remember about fraud.
This presentation looks at : Enterprise response, How to plan respond, EY 7 Drivers of .Growth
WORKING CAPITAL is the difference betweencurrent assetsand current liabilities.Practically speaking, it is the daily, weekly and monthly cash requirement for the operations of a business.
IIA Webinar Series, specially designed for youth and women in agribusiness to explore opportunities in the Sunflower and Bee-keeping value chains. The virtual session was be facilitated by John Kariuki, Agribusiness Development Lead at BIDCO AFRICA LIMITED KENYA.
IIA Virtual Masterclass tailored for women in business to understand the value of ESG and gender diversity for business response and recovery from COVID-19
Foreword The Horticulture Import/Export policy of Kenya must be of a competitive and facilitativenature in order to nurture local enterprises and enable them to compete globally with the ultimate goal of stimulating greater economic activity. Challenges in international trade are common due to market uncertainties, compliance requirements, political turmoil, changing requirements in procedures and documentation to mention but a few.
This manual is therefore developed with the aim of addressing the necessary legal, market and statutory requirements for export and import of horticultural produce in and out of Kenya. It is intended to give a quick overview to exporters or importers of horticultural products on the minimum requirements from the different government agencies involved in Horticulture.
Invest in Africa (IIIA) and International Coaching Federation (ICF) Business Growth Coaching Session designed for SMEs to understand the importance of Coaching in strengthening their business capabilities and growth.
A mentorship session aimed at enhancing peer-to-peer interaction and learning by highlighting the experience of peer Entrepreneur Business Leaders in navigating the COVID19 pandemic. It outlines useful approaches in leading in times of crisis and best practice in building leadership and enterprise resilience
This is an IIA Masterclass Series virtual session for Youth and SMEs in the agricultural value chain to learn how to access financing opportunities to operationalize their businesses. The session involves a dialogue with agricultural value chain industry experts, highlighting public and private sector initiatives to avail financial support to agricultural-startups
The session– themed “INVESTING IN DISASTER RISK FOR RESILIENCE” brought together public and private stakeholders to dialogue on SME disaster risk resilience. It highlighted best practices and learning from countries where disaster-risk investment has contributed to SME resilience. The dialogue aimed at aligning on actions to increase investment in SME Disaster Risk Resilience, including capacity development in the SME entrepreneurial ecosystem. It also Identified investment opportunities to strengthen SME disaster resilience, in collaboration with the public and private sector.
This session Followed the second edition of the IIA SME Dialogue Series, to engage the panelist on the issues arising from the dialogue and address the questions the participants had on the subject. Among the subjects being discussed are; partnering for risk informed SMEs and outreach and knowledge for resilience.