Entrepreneurial Development Skills Enhancement Training

Under the “Employability Skills and Resilience (ESR)” project, implemented by the Eco-Social Development Organization (ESDO) with support from Save the Children, a four-day entrepreneurial development training is being held in Chittagong from May 11–14, 2026.
The main objective of this training is to develop young people as entrepreneurs, create self-employment opportunities, and economically empower them through sustainable income growth. Of the total participants, approximately 60% are women and 40% are men, which helps ensure inclusive participation.
The training provides participants with hands-on knowledge on various key topics, including selecting a business idea, business planning, market analysis, customer management, capital management, profit and loss accounting, digital marketing, and small business operations.
The resource person for today’s session was Mr. Kishore Kumar Dutta (Accounts Officer and Training Coordinator). Bangladesh Small and Cottage Industries Corporation (BSCIC), Chittagong. He gave an important presentation on the skills needed to become a successful entrepreneur, identifying business opportunities, government support, and various facilities for small entrepreneurs. His guidance, based on real-world experience, generated great interest and enthusiasm among the trainees.
Participants reported that this training is boosting their self-confidence and will play a crucial role in taking their own initiatives and creating employment in the future.
ESDO and Save the Children will continue such activities in the future to develop skills, increase self-reliance, and ensure sustainable livelihoods.