Comprises the Nelisa Entrepreneurship Hub (NEH), which caters to aspiring and existing young entrepreneurs. NEH offers Startups Incubation and Startups Acceleration Programs, providing comprehensive support and resources to early-stage entrepreneurs. These programs focus on refining ideas, developing viable business models, accessing funding opportunities, and expediting growth and success in the competitive market.

Introduces the Nelisa Startup Fund (NSF). NSF plays a vital role in producing well-informed job creators. Eligible startups meeting the necessary requirements and processes receive early-stage venture capital finance from NSF. The amount of funding offered is determined based on factors such as sector focus, applicant input, and relevant factors defined by NSF policy. To access NSF, startups must be formally registered to support inclusive economic development. The funds for NSF are sourced from NAA's overall income, grants, angel investors, and investors seeking to promote youth entrepreneurship while achieving a reasonable return on investment. NSF exits once the startups have reached a sustainable level, following the parameters outlined in the NSF Policy's exit strategy. NAA acts as a reliable partner during a specified period to ensure the sustainability of the NSF scheme, as the funded startups may not have the ability to provide collaterals and loan guarantees required by existing financial institutions.