10 Low Cost Businesses To Start In A Developing Country

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What businesses can you start In A Developing Country with less money?

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00:00 - Intro
00:36 - Local Transportation Services
02:21 - Recycling Businesses
04:01 - Distribution Businesses
05:15 - Cash-Crop Farming
06:06 - Mobile Phone Repair
07:01 - Water Delivery
07:58 - Handicrafts
09:15 - Home - Cleaning Services
09:59 - Street Food Stalls
11:01 - Opening Up A Barber Shop

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[ClementOngera]

Here are a couple of business to start, especially if you're living in rural Kenya like myself.
1. Sewing/Tailoring of uniforms, wedding clothes, baby clothes, suits, etc.
2. Most of use mill our own flour, it makes sense to start a milling business. You can further mill animal feeds once established.
3. Hatchery business, especially for indigenous chicken.
4. Brick making.
5. If you have electricity in your area, you can start a Welding/Griding business.
5. You can start a tool renting business, for example you can buy a thresher and thresh other people's maize stalks.
6. A tree nursery or a seed propagation business.
7. Cold room/Pack house for hire(Same for Cold storage trucks).

[martinsriggs]

Business opportunities are all around us, you just need to have your eyes opened, mine were opened with the help of my financial mentor mr Robert Andrew

[terrisewell]

Great video but if you wanna be successful, you most take responsibility for your emotions, not place the blame on others. In addition to make you feel more guilty about your faults, pointing the finger at others will only serve to increase your sense of personal accountability. There's always a risk in every investment, yet people still invest and succeed. You must look outward if you wanna be successful in life, Successful people don't become that way overnight. most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life 🙏🙏🙏

[adriand]

I missed the original ALUX lady's voice. Welcome back

[alexisclement]

Im from the twin islands of Trinidad & Tobago, and i started an distribution business in 2021. And thank you so much for your TRUTHFUL videos has helped me a lot over the years...

[acenigerian]

The water part is crazy profitable, my brother in Ogun state, Nigeria makes at least 2 grand a month to 8 grand a month (especially during dry season) with a single truck delivering water in two 200 gallon tank. It pretty good, incredibly stressful at times but profitable

[emmywasswa]

I stay in Uganda, and one of the best bussines to start up in Uganda and a developing country is agro processing (agribusiness)
This is like milling maize to maize flour, rice to rice grains, cassava to cassava flour etc.
This is the bussines j have been involved in and the reality is the returns are good

[ars]

I am from India. I started my printing business in 2014 after working with corporate for over 2 decades. I have all the time in the world now and am looking forward to diversify now. Most developing countries are well populated with young people so starting a business is relatively easy in terms of availability of manpower and also niche markets, however legal and capital issues may be bothersome but that's an inherent part of the business environment

[Maria_Svetlana]

Ive noticed this in the beauty section in the philippines and its there are people who would buy Perfume that isnt local so there are specific sellers who purchase Niché and designer perfume (sample sizes, travel size, refils etc) for travel or the whole for half and affordable prices . One time in marketing class we were discussing Defussion lines and present each of our ideas there are alot of ideas when i mentioned perfume the teacher agree as well and in his words " Many people buy them regardless of the price" esp on travel size for them to try around before purchasing . If its a blend inspired thats popular, the originals have a certain favorite and if its a small buissnes owners blend or new designers creation they would get it

[dextormmifinyana]

Pretty cool insights. I'm in Botswana and I've already dabbled in Marketing consultancy, animation and videography as well as cookie manufacturing. I believe the tech space is something to get into as well so the cellphone repair idea is pretty neat.

[normanocampo]

As an Asian, I like selling STREET FOOD from my country here in Sydney, NSW, from the Philippines

[darrelidiagbor]

This is amazing
Thanks Alux

I got piqued by the recycling business honestly because I see potential across the value chain from collection to end process that is products.

It’ll be nice to connect with people who are equally interested in this

[theresenicolas]

Recycling businesses particularly pique my interest, and I plan to start one in the future. As for my business suggestion in developing countries, one could start an entertainment/hang out place. I currently live in the Philippines, and Filipinos love to have a good time after school or work. Karaoke bars are very popular, but you could add other fun stuff too to make your business unique.

[pauljackson]

#8 seems to make a lot of sense at cities up and coming, especially mega cities. Glass exterior skyscrapers = steady need of window cleaning.

[mubahkisima]

Amazing video my top three ideas from the list 1.local transportation services 2.cash_crop farming 3. opening up a barber shop #Tanzania

[reallyhungry]

As someone who lives in a developing country, I can say that this is accurate... Although water isn't an issue where I am and handicraft is only valued in tourist attractions

[orionanderson]

So I live in a developing country called Palau and the interesting business venture is actually the first one about transportation. Thank you very much

[thethinkingwife]

These are good businesses. Also, I would add a self service carwash especially if you're located along highways. Thank you alux for sharing these ideas.

[PenitentGoldenLion]

This video delivers some serious value. I had a lightbulb pop moment that revolves around transportation. Bless you alux.