BVR ASSO
Bouger.Vivre.Réaliser Association (BVR ASSO) is an NGO which aim is training with its “Skills-Transmission” program for entrepreneurs on good entrepreneurial practices with an approach adapted to local realities and contexts. Our slogan “It’s not about charity but sharing”, in fact at BVR ASSO we believe in another narrative because it is no longer about charity but about skills development (share) on the profession of entrepreneur and on the posture of a business leader, because entrepreneurship is a profession and like any profession, training is necessary.
The goal is to train 2 to 3 cohorts per year of 20 participants on the African continent, with a vision of 300 project leaders/entrepreneurs trained within 4 to 5 years:
- So between 40 to 60 participants trained per year in entrepreneurship
- To make aware of the importance of moving beyond the informal sector
- To make aware about the creation of a circular & culturally adapted economy
- Training about of soft skills and the importance of competitiveness and differentiation
- To make aware about the importance of dreams and a good mindset (failure and its benefits)
- To make aware about the importance of excellence in the professional environment (the culture of excellence: being on time, giving feedback, etc.)
THE FOUNDER
Dagraça MOBENGO is the Director of BVR (Bouger, Vivre, Réaliser), its a consulting company, founded in 2021. BVR provides consulting services for the public and private sectors as well as project leaders, in various fields (lead change, project management, market penetration, communication…etc) with an approach and cultural dimension adapted to the African market and local realities.
In 2024, she founded BVR (Bouger.Vivre.Réaliser) Association (BVR ASSO), with the aim of training project leaders & entrepreneurs in good entrepreneurial practices, in Africa. Starting from a simple observation due to my work experience working with tem, “entrepreneurship is a profession” in addition to technical knowledge, good attitudes and good management must be taught, in order to have lasting businesses and managers with African excellence values.