| cop. 2003-
- Author(s):
- Publisher: Meridian institute
- Pages: --
- Keywords: agricultural product marketing, cassava, maize, dairy products, technological innovations, post harvest losses, agriproduct processing, poverty alleviation, africa south of sahara
Meridian Institute has received a grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to apply post-harvest management and processing technologies for enhancing cassava, dairy, and maize value chains to add value for African smallholders.
| cop. 2000-
- Author(s):
- Publisher: Action for enterprise (AFE)
- Pages: --
- Keywords: enterprise development, development assistance, training programmes, capacity building, project formulation
Action for Enterprise (AFE) offers a range of technical assistance including: subsector or value chain analysis; business service assessments; program design; capacity-building of providers of market solutions; and training programmes.
| cop. 1998-
- Author(s):
- Publisher: Ethical trading initiative (ETI)
- Pages: --
- Keywords: international trade, social justice, working conditions, co-operation between organizations, private enterprises, nongovernmental organizations, trade unions
An alliance of companies, non-governmental organizations and trade union organizations, which seeks to ensure that the working conditions of workers producing for the UK market meet international labour standards.
| cop. 1996-
- Author(s):
- Publisher: International labour organization (ILO). Job creation and enterprise development
- Pages: --
- Keywords: enterprise development, small enterprises, employment creation, management development, economic policy
Small Enterprise Development (SEED) seeks to create more and better jobs in the small enterprise sector by policy support, business training, promoting an enabling business environment, and informal economy upgrading.
| ca. 2005]
- Author(s):
- Publisher: USAID
- Pages: --
- Keywords: small enterprises, enterprise development, development projects, evaluation, poverty alleviation
A survey was conducted among business development service (BDS) providers to better design poverty assessment tools. Various BDS models were described and data collection methods were compared.