Examples of using Microenterprises in English and their translations into Russian
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Colloquial
Note: Microenterprises excluded.
Development of small businesses and microenterprises.
Microenterprises supported in 1998 Entity.
Tax rate: 15%, microenterprises 9.
Microenterprises and the informal sector.
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Fostering culturally based microenterprises.
Supporting microenterprises and self-employed women.
Most were owners of small or microenterprises.
However, not all microenterprises are associated with poverty.
Enhancing access to fi nance,particularly for SMEs and microenterprises.
Microenterprises and SMEs and 21,939 jobs for women.
Promoting the role of small and microenterprises in peacebuilding.
Small and microenterprises should gradually abandon informality.
Has this kind of assistance enabled microenterprises to grow into SMEs?
Microenterprises are often themselves the products of poverty and of conditions of unemployment.
Provide access to financial services for households and microenterprises.
Thus, not all microenterprises belong to the informal sector.
Long-term commitment of policymakers to microenterprises and SMEs.
SMEs, midcaps and microenterprises, Supporting local private sector development.
Small working capital loans were issued to existing microenterprises.
Establishing and developing microenterprises for disadvantaged groups;
The remaining 44 per cent are engaged in private sector activities,including microenterprises.
Microcredit was important for microenterprises and small family firms.
The private sector in most African countries at present comprises small and microenterprises.
Credits for the establishment of microenterprises for local crafts.
It is essential for commercial banks to extend lending to youth-headed SMEs and microenterprises.
It was becoming easier for women to establish microenterprises and improve their quality of life.
Cooperatives that provide microfinance help generate self-employment and jobs in microenterprises.
Others have been able to set up microenterprises and achieve some measure of financial independence.
Such empowerment should lead to either integration by means of paid employment or the creation of microenterprises.