Influencing the policy framework for enterprise development
DFID is committed, with other donors, to work towards halving the proportion of people living in extreme poverty by 2015. This article by the Secretary of State for International Development describes thesupport given by the British Government to small enterprise development and microfinance by fostering an efficient and hospitable enabling environment for enterprise. DFID’s bilateral, multilateral
and central initiatives are outlined briefly.
support given by the British Government to small enterprise development and microfinance by fostering an efficient and hospitable enabling environment for enterprise. DFID’s bilateral, multilateral
and central initiatives are outlined briefly.
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