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Showing 1 to 20 of 28 for “"Micro and small enterprises"”.
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Gender and performance of micro and small enterprises in the uMkhanyakude District
… women play a role in uplifting their families and developing their communities. The recent promotion of entrepreneurship among women in rural communities has been shown to be a formidably successful approach to development. Owing to the paucity of local studies in this vein, this project …
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The Impact of Entrepreneurship Skills Provision to Women in Micro and Small Enterprises Performance
… of entrepreneurship skills provision to women in micro and small enterprises performance done in Ilemela and Nyamagana districts. The aim was to find out the importance of training to women in micro businesses performance. Rationally, the study advocacy the importance of entrepreneurship trainings …
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Factors That Affect Direct and Indirect Transfer of Training in Micro and Small Enterprises in Kenya
… trainees have transferred training to their jobs and to their employees. The study proposed the use of the Direct and Indirect Training Transfer Model to evaluate the trainees' post-training performance by testing their skills, observing their performance back on the job or obtaining feedback from …
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Rules and rands: credit legislation and developmental credit to micro and small enterprises in South Africa
The role played by Micro and Small Enterprises in many economies globally is huge and important. It is even more significant for economies in Africa such as South Africa where there are high levels of poverty and unemployment. In South Africa, Micro and Small Enterprises can contribute towards …
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Factors Influencing Transfer of Learning in Micro and Small Enterprises in the Garment -Making Industry in Kenya
… that there was a high level of learning and in turn, full transfer of learning. The main trainee characteristics found to influence transfer of learning were motivation, self-efficacy, and ability. Other motivational factors in this context were the subsidized cost of training and the …
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The impact of FNGO services on the performance of micro and small enterprises: empirical evidence from the Volta Region, Ghana
… Organisations (FNGOs) are regulated microfinance institutions (MFIs) that operate with the social welfare logic in the delivery of Microcredit (MC) and Entrepreneurship Training (ET) to the poor in Ghana. The provision of these two capitals (MC and ET) is aimed at supporting the poor …
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Integration of critical success factors from demand and supply sides to enhance micro financing framework for micro and small enterprises (mses) in Malaysia
Micro and small enterprises (MSEs) play important roles in the Malaysian economy. Access to financing is one of the main constraints for most micro and small enterprises (MSEs) in business survival. The Malaysian government is aware of the financing issues among micro and small enterprises. …
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Stakeholders' perceptions of technical, vocational education and training : the case of Kenyan micro and small enterprises in the motor vehicle service and repair industry
Technical, vocational education and training (TVET) in Kenya has undergone major changes since colonialists introduced it at the beginning of the twentieth century. Since then, TVET has evolved in the areas of science, technology and innovation to provide skills that will propel the country to …
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The role and effects of micro finance institutions loan on women micro and small enterprises”: A Case Study of women micro enterprises in Kigoma, Tanzania
The objective of this study is to assess the role and effects of microfinance loans on improvement of women micro and small enterprises. Specifically, the study had the aim of finding out the effectiveness of loans from Microfinance Institutions to the improvement of Micro and Small enterprises. …
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Um estudo sobre a utilização das informações contábeis na tomada de decisões das micros e pequenas empresas do município de Pilar - Paraíba
Micro and small enterprises play an important role in the economy, they are largely responsible for generating employment and income. They represent 99% of all existing companies in Brazil and responsible for 20% of gross domestic product (PIB). Given the importance of these businesses to the …
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Constraints to micro and small enterprise growth in Uganda : implications for development
The rapid proliferation of micro and small enterprises (MSEs) has become an increasingly important factor for economic growth in less developed countries. In Uganda, the micro and small enterprise sector has been particularly successful in providing employment opportunities for rural populations. …
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Análise das causas da mortalidade de micro e pequenas empresas franqueadas: o caso de uma rede de serviços fotográficos
This study addresses the question of mortality of micro and small business franchise, the important issue that sparked the interest of the entire business community, involving challenges mainly by lack of studies on the subject. The objective of this study is to collect data related to the …
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Subsistência de jovens empreendedores no mercado de trabalho: um estudo de caso do Empreender JP
… of entrepreneurial activity in recent years, and the growth of young entrepreneurship in this way is important to understand the attitudes, behaviors and motives leadind to entrepreneurship. Microcredit is a modality of funding for low values, so it is only offered to micro and small …
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Exploring the factors that prevent home based to grow in South Africa
… that impede the growth of retail home based enterprises in South Africa. The potential contribution of home based micro and small enterprises (MSEs), or Spaza shops to generating income and employment to people in the informal sector of the economy is becoming increasingly recognised. This …
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Stakeholders’ Perceptions on Vocational Education and Training in Design Sewing and Cloth Making in Tabora Municipality, Tanzania.
… evaluate stakeholders’ perceptions of VET in the Micro and Small Enterprises (MSE) in design sewing and cloth making sector. Data were collected in Tabora municipality. Questionnaires were administered to 10 MSE employers and 20 employees, interviews were held with 2 VET officers, 2 education …
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Empresas Juniores: o impacto na educação e na economia da Paraíba
Brazil and Paraíba are living a historic moment. A very serious crisis generated a contagious pessimism about our future in the short, medium and long term. Such pessimism is natural, but exaggerated. The country and state are undergoing major transformations in education, politics and management …
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Rural Non-farm Livelihood Diversification and Poverty Reduction in Nigeria
… by investigating inter-linkages between farm and non-farm activities. By critical analysis using quantitative and qualitative research methods to investigate farm and non-farm sectors, the research attempts to reveal the complex linkages between these activities undertaken by rural households. …
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Small Stores, Big Obstacles: Understanding Constraints and Opportunities for Micro-retail Firms
Micro and small enterprises (MSEs), particularly informal micro-retailers known as nanostores, play a vital role in developing economies but remain largely underserved by traditional financial institutions and overlooked in economic policy. In Mexico, nanostores account for more than 95% of …
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Factors Inhibiting Growth of Women Microenterprises (MES) in Tanzania
… in Tanzania, with specific focuses on microenterprises in Ilala municipality. Specifically, the study had the aim of finding out the extent, to which women business ventures are growing, innovative, the effects of loans received from MFI on growth in women business venture and also …
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Accelerating productive energy access for the just transition among vulnerable communities; a case study of West Nile, Uganda
… including poverty eradication, job creation and decent employment, food security, among others. Nevertheless, multidimensional energy poverty is still a widespread phenomenon, profound in low-income economies such as Uganda, more so in the rural areas. To investigate the key issues underlying …
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