The Value Addition Program is designed to bolster the growth and sustainability of businesses owned by marginalized individuals, including women, persons with disabilities (PWDs), and survivors of gender-based violence (GBV). This initiative focuses on enhancing the value of existing enterprises through tailored support such as access to advanced tools, training in business management, and strategies for improving product quality and market reach. By investing in these businesses, the program aims to empower entrepreneurs from vulnerable groups, helping them overcome economic barriers and achieve greater financial stability and independence.

The Table Banking Program plays a crucial role in empowering women, PWDs, and GBV survivors by providing a platform for community-based savings and loan initiatives. This program encourages collective savings and offers microloans to participants, enabling them to invest in their personal or business needs. By facilitating access to financial resources and fostering a supportive network, the Table Banking Program helps these individuals build economic resilience, develop entrepreneurial skills, and achieve greater financial autonomy, ultimately contributing to their overall empowerment and well-being.