Over 55% of those receiving entrepreneurship training have been women, over one-third of those receive other training and technical assistance, market access and BDS, and over one-quarter of those have been assisted in accessing financing. One of the biggest challenges faced by El Mobadara in providing BDS services to women is their low level of education and the effort required to upgrade their enterprises so that they are able to function in supply chains, particularly in the food-processing sector. They see great opportunities for supporting women entrepreneurs through supply chain integration, but more skills are needed in conducting gender-sensitive value chain analysis. Gender-sensitivity training may be an important factor in improving the response of BDS organisations to the needs of women entrepreneurs.