Примеры использования Micro-enterprises на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Too many small micro-enterprises do not possess the legal legitimacy
NGOs have been particularly effective in projects promoting micro-enterprises, micro-credit schemes,
Promote increased access to credit for small and micro-enterprises, including those in the informal sector, with particular emphasis
The training programme for micro-enterprises has also concluded and credit has been provided to about half of the potential beneficiaries.
Micro-enterprises can often find a niche for their products in domestic markets,
Supporting and paying special attention to the development of small-scale and micro-enterprises, particularly in rural areas,
training in non-traditional occupations to encourage women to create their own micro-enterprises.
other forms of micro-enterprises to develop their capacities for income generation and employment creation;
Private individuals or ii micro-enterprises i.e., certain businesses,
Programmes to support women entrepreneurs are also crucial for the development of small and micro-enterprises owned by women.
medium and micro-enterprises and, establish micro-financing schemes for the African private sector.
The municipal banks, rural banks and some NGOs are among the institutions that provide credit to small and micro-enterprises.
Micro-enterprises are increasingly seen as the means to empower the poor
Distinctions within the informal sector between micro-enterprises operating on a subsistence level
However, as a result of their activities, they stand out sharply as compared with the small businesses and micro-enterprises.
to food security and the creation of employment by means small and micro-enterprises, women are considered as a specific target group.
It was also very difficult to organize micro-enterprises, but progress had been made for example in the UK.
A UNDP pilot project helped micro-enterprises headed by women from small ethnic communities to improve productivity
are micro-enterprises i.e. they employ less than 10 employees.
The meeting particularly stressed the importance of SMEs and micro-enterprises for alleviating poverty