Nearly 50 entrepreneurs met at the Ñuble Impacta Mujeres event, an initiative of Corfo and the Regional Government that seeks to highlight the role of women entrepreneurs and their contribution to development. The activity was carried out in the context of Women’s Month and the collaborative work of both institutions, within the framework of the second agreement that provided $5 billion, for the co-financing of investment projects and working capital in 2021 and 2022.
“With Corfo we have already approved an agreement of nearly $14 billion for the coming years, which considers a dimension of gender equality, so there are more opportunities for you and hundreds of other women to invest and grow your business.” reality than before,” said Governor Óscar Crisóstomo.
“We are taking important steps in equity issues, but we still have a long way to go to achieve equality. We have evidenced the reduction of access gaps to our support programs, but we need to move forward with measures that aim at elements of greater sustainability to contribute to the economic autonomy of women,” emphasized the regional director of Corfo, Macarena Dávila.
During the activity, the projects of Loreto Alarcón, Viña Mujeres Itata, and Ránquil stood out; Julissa Matus and her agrotourism venture in San Fabián; Sandra Monsalvez, from Cecinas San Patricio, from Bulnes; Gladys Ponce, from Viña El Quillay, from Portezuelo; María Rosa Vidal, from Cabañas Llanquiray, in Quillón; María Josefina Mas, from Bloomseeds, from San Nicolás; and Rosa María Lama, from Ecobox Andino, from Las Trancas.
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