Role of Capacity Building on Economic Development of Women in Mogadishu Somalia
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The capacity building of women is crucial for its significant contribution to society and sustainable economic
development in Somalia. These institutions prioritize not only their business interests but also their socio-economic
development objectives. The capacity building play role reducing poverty by increasing employment and income,
thereby enhancing women's capacity for sustainable development and eco-comic growth. This research aims to examine
the influence of capacity building on economic development of women in Somalia. The study utilized a correlational
research design to investigate the relationship between capacity building provision and women's economic
advancement. The data was analyzed using SPSS software after being collected from 135 responded. The study found a
significant positive correlation between capacity building services and women's economic development. The study
indicates that capacity building and overall economic progress significantly enhance the economic progress of women in
Somalia.The research findings suggest that a higher degree of adoption of capacity building has the potential to enhance
women's financial status, self-assurance, and improve their chances for uplifting themselves from poverty. These
outcomes can significantly contribute to the overall progress and well-being of society as a whole.
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