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Responding to institutional tenders: A sustainable resilience strategy for small organizations in the delta

Faced with the insecurity and the high cost of living, which have a considerable impact on the activities of these small organizations, Sugu Yiriwa's training and support on calls for tender enable market actors to carry out substantial transactions, increase their income and provide for their families on a sustainable basis.

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