Peddle Preneurship provides individuals/households in townships and villages in Africa with a BizBike (our very own constructed business bicycle) and the necessary skills and system to formally run, sustain, and upscale a profitable community serving business.
This business model enables our already existing informal cycling or trolley entrepreneurs to secure and grow their income while inspiring many who are unemployed to do the same using they’re existing skills and knowledge passed down to us in these communities by elders. Formalising and training them under one umbrella ensures that they can continue to earn an income through government claims strategically should anything happen and they are unable to run their previously informal business.
The informal sector was greatly affected by the pandemic as many were banned from operating leaving our homes to worsened poverty circumstances because these businesses were not recognised by the government and could not claim for aid. With this bicycle, they can operate throughout anything that happens to meet needs to the community at their homes while taking the necessary precautions to keep the community safe.
No technology or internet service is required as many people in our areas do not have access. The eco friendly bikes roam around hourly on a set schedule given to the community providing vegetables and other home-ware products or services like electric and plumbing or simply traditionally hand crafted products backed by us.