Peru Mimp Launches Tender

In Peru 6 out of 10 employed women have a vulnerable job while 7 out of 10 employed women work in the fields of commerce or services two of the economic activities hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. Faced with this situation the Ministry of Women and Vulnerable Populations MIMP presents the web portal of the National Women Entrepreneur Program PRONAME. This platform is part of the Sectors efforts to contribute to the economic reactivation of Peruvian women and promote their economic physical and decision-making autonomy. To do this it provides timely and updated information on the services and initiatives of the State and other entities related to financing training digitalization tools contact networks among other programs aimed at women who lead entrepreneurships and businesses. The web page will be available from March 16 through the address www.proname.mimp.gob.pe and also includes information for the various productive sectors foreign trade and tourism agriculture mining energy and the environment. Likewise a section related to the topic of care and services available in the regions of Peru to contribute to reconciling family life with business as well as promoting co-responsibility. It should be noted that the information is personalized for three user profiles entrepreneurs businesswomen and leaders of unions associations and business cooperatives so that they more easily find the information they need according to the characteristics and needs of their businesses. About PRONAMEThe National Women Entrepreneur Program is a multisectoral initiative that seeks to contribute to the development and promotion of the economic physical and decision-making autonomy of women in their diversity who lead enterprises and businesses within the framework of their economic reactivation. In addition to the web platform PRONAME presents other components aimed at strengthening capacities to achieve economic and decision-making autonomy for women access to financing that incorporates the gender approach strategic articulation with sectors to promote competitiveness and the use of time and economy of care in order to promote co-responsibility and the reconciliation of business with family life.