Diagnose
The business completes a structured assessment. Kamamoja establishes its baseline and identifies its biggest constraints.
How it works
Small businesses enter the programme, complete a business assessment, receive a business performance profile and work through a 90-120 day improvement programme.
The customer journey
The business completes a structured assessment. Kamamoja establishes its baseline and identifies its biggest constraints.
The business receives its top three improvement priorities, rather than an overwhelming list of recommendations.
The entrepreneur receives practical tools, templates, AI workflows and coaching to improve the business.
Over 30 days, the entrepreneur completes agreed improvement activities with weekly accountability.
Kamamoja compares baseline and endline results, documents progress and recommends the next 90-day priorities.
The diagnostic
01
Cash flow, pricing, margins, profitability and financial records.
02
Customer acquisition, lead conversion, marketing and procurement opportunities.
03
Processes, productivity, quality, delivery and business systems.
04
Compliance, documentation, capability profiles, procurement requirements and delivery capacity.
05
Digital tools, AI adoption, automation and data management.
What you receive
| Deliverable | What it contains |
|---|---|
| Kamamoja Consulting 360 Business Scorecard | Business assessment across the key dimensions |
| Business Improvement Plan | Prioritised 90-120 day action plan |
| Financial Toolkit | Cash-flow, pricing and break-even templates |
| Sales Toolkit | Customer tracker, sales pipeline and follow-up templates |
| Supplier Readiness Pack | Document checklist and supplier profile template |
| Digital Toolkit | AI prompts and practical automation workflows |
| Coaching Sessions | Four weekly implementation sessions |
| Progress Report | Baseline versus endline results |
Enterprise Edition
For corporate ESD departments, CSI programmes, development finance institutions and programme implementation partners.
A corporate sponsors a cohort of suppliers or beneficiaries.
Why Kamamoja is different
| Traditional approach | The Kamamoja approach |
|---|---|
| Attend a workshop | Complete a business improvement journey |
| Receive generic advice | Receive a prioritised diagnostic |
| Develop a business plan | Implement specific business improvements |
| Receive training materials | Receive practical working tools |
| Meet a mentor occasionally | Follow a structured accountability rhythm |
| Receive an attendance certificate | Receive a progress and performance report |
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