Examples of using Microenterprise development in English and their translations into Spanish
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Microenterprise Development Brief No. 18 September 1995.
Funding new opportunities for microenterprise development in Colombia.
Train women and men, adults andyouth in sustainable productive activities oriented towards microenterprise development.
III.1.2 Microenterprise Development Project in Guinea 275.
The synergy of those elements was vital to the success of microenterprise development efforts.
The program has two tracks: Microenterprise Development Track, and Guaranteed Employment through Job Network Service;
FAO provided technical support to the international workshop on gender equity and microenterprise development, held in August 2005.
Credit for microenterprise development continued to be the backbone of poverty alleviation initiatives in the Lebanon field.
Mutual Funds(contributory andresearched articles); Microenterprise Development and Financing contributory and researched articles.
Most significant among the efforts of UNRWA to reduce poverty among the Palestine refugees in Lebanon was the microenterprise development programme.
For example, IFAD supported women's microenterprise development and access to rural financial services.
The Microenterprise Development Fund focuses on 14 governorates and has yet to include the governorates of Sana'a, Sa'dah, Mahwit, Mahrah, Ma'rib, Jawf and Amran in its activities.
The financial sector has been expanded to more rural areas and its microenterprise development programme has been implemented in 48 districts.
Community and microenterprise development experience but no desire or capacity to conduct longer-term, more sophisticated microfinance programmes.
For the past five years, her country had committed over $150 million annually to microenterprise development through loans, training and technical assistance.
Acting as a wholesaler for microenterprise development, it also aims to support local-level infrastructure development as a means of community organization.
Trickle Up spoke to other nongovernmental organizations about its grant-based approach to alleviating poverty through microenterprise development at the Church Center for the United Nations.
FAO was promoting the exchange of information on microenterprise development in fishing communities among small-scale fisher organizations and other interested entities.
To address this issue,the Youth Entrepreneurship Scheme intends to develop a special grant scheme for youth with disabilities to encourage their involvement in appropriate microenterprise development.
Trickle Up discussed the socioeconomic benefits that microenterprise development offers women and youth, and the influence it may have on traditional societal norms.
ILO had also begun to assess whether microfinance could play a strategic role in addressing the negative impact of the Asian financial crisis through self-employment and microenterprise development.
A number of projects relate to productive activities, microenterprise development, and vocational education and training for women to help improve their employment opportunities.
III.1.4 Microenterprise Development Project in Guinea To contribute to the socio-economic development of Guinea with a view to curbing irregular migration to industrialized countries.
Although still in a limited way,non-governmental organizations are involved in supporting microenterprise development, cooperatives for older persons and self-employment schemes.
III.1.12 Microenterprise Development in Armenia To promote the development of local microenterprises and thereby bolster sustainable economic growth in Armenia through a revolving loan mechanism.
The PRONAA, a strategic partner in the project, is pursuing efforts to promote savings and microenterprise development, and is also responsible for all aspects relating to food logistics.
Founded in 1979 and a pioneer in the microenterprise development field, Trickle Up has over three decades of experience in successfully raising income levels of very poor households around the world.
In the area of trade and investment,participants discussed economic diversification, microenterprise development, niche identification and market access.
He was honoured by the IDB on the occasion of the Inter-American Awards for Excellence in Microenterprise Development, presented annually to institutions or individuals who have made a significant contribution to the development of microenterprise in Latin America and the Caribbean.
In addition, a host of other ILO programmes and initiatives on employment creation through microenterprise development were created, including a project to strengthen the Confederation of Informal Sector organizations for East Africa, and the Jobs for Africa programme.