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Financial assistance

Wealth creation – and hence poverty reduction - will depend on economic growth strategies in both rural and urban worlds. Labour-intensive agricultural growth is essential for poverty reduction and is driven by access to both agricultural innovation and markets.

Access to markets requires adequate infrastructure and an environment that allows urban demand to be efficiently transmitted to rural suppliers. In this process Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are essential drivers of growth.

(MBFSED)  is exploring with partners the best options to bridge critical market failures faced by SMEs in accessing financial services and business mentoring. 

Fostering rural economic growth

The improvement of rural livelihoods will to a large extent depend on the achievement of lasting rural economic growth and on the ability of rural communities to capture new opportunities. With an ability to connect rural and (growing) urban markets, the SME sector is typically the main engine for economic growth.

Role of information communication technologies (ICTs

New communications and information technologies such as mobile telephones and Internet access could offer exciting opportunities in expanding access to agricultural technologies in rural areas. Technology can help raise agricultural productivity and spur economic growth.

Professional consulting, lobbying, monitoring

MBFSED has diverse knowledge and experience in consulting and monitoring the appropriation of funding given to enterprises on several occasions. We carry out many projects and we examine whether monies are spent in line with the aims and regulations of the program and we sum up our experience in reports.

MBFSED is participating in the ex-ante evaluation of the Human Resources Development Operative Program and other projects connected community development. Our professional expertise cover supporting innovative enterprises, observing the accession process, developing syllabi, creating business and non-profit incubators and clusters, uncovering and proposing solutions for problems arising around telework and telehouses, generating projects, writing applications, assisting in the realization of a project, etc.

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