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Corporate governance

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Providing companies Corporate governance

Overview of new solutions to support small business

  • Amélie Thomas Head of SME business, Africa-Mediterranean-French overseas territories (AFMO) CI-ENERGIES
03 January 2022
© MEAACT Kenya
In Africa, SMEs account for 90% of private companies and provide jobs for 70% of the rural population. They play a key role in job creation and in the continent’s […]Continue Reading
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SME Financing Corporate governance

Addressing the challenge of SME Finance by optimizing risk management

  • Jonathan Lange Senior Consultant AfDB
15 December 2021
©GotCredit
African SMEs have the potential to provide jobs for working-age youth. Yet there are key impediments – access, risk, regulation and acumen – to them receiving financing. Addressing the perceived […]Continue Reading
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Gender Corporate governance

How to successfully build women’s entrepreneurship

  • Caroline Boudergue Managing director Women in Africa
08 December 2021
©WOCinTech Chat
Women’s entrepreneurship boosts Africa’s economy. Assisting it means supporting growth and employment. Yet there are many barriers to its development. While some are due to social or cultural factors and […]Continue Reading
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Corporate governance Industry and manufacturing sector

Textile industry: Towards a new economic model to stamp out human rights violations in the workplace

  • NAYLA AJALTOUNI Delegate General, Collectif Éthique sur l’étiquette
04 January 2021
©Tejana
The textile industry employs millions of people in developing countries. Yet its economic model (pressure on costs and lead times, large volumes, frequent renewal of collections, low prices) leads to […]Continue Reading
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COVID 19 Corporate governance Industry and manufacturing sector Transport

Joining in the fight against Covid-19 and diversifying activities: The case of SERMP in Morocco

  • Badre Jaafar Manager SERMP
30 November 2020
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SERMP is a Moroccan aeronautical subcontracting company. Like the entire sector, it is feeling the economic repercussions of the Covid-19 crisis. To both contribute to the national effort and diversify […]Continue Reading
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Agri-business Environment Gender Corporate governance

Geographical indications and quality brands: An effective tool to promote industrial SMEs’ market access

  • Fabio Russo Senior Officer UNIDO
19 November 2020
©John McPake
Agri-food production remains at the core of African industry, representing up to 18% and 30% of the industrial revenues in countries like Tunisia and Morocco. Demand for local products has […]Continue Reading
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Gender Corporate governance

Twenty-five years after the Beijing Conference, achievements and persisting gaps

  • Magali Barraja Former Associate Director, BSR (Business for Social Responsibility)
06 May 2020
©Rocky Roe for AusAID
Over the past 25 years, undeniable achievements have been made in the field of gender equality and the promotion of women’s rights and opportunities. But this progress is still far […]Continue Reading
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SME Financing Corporate governance

SME Finance as seen by regulators : Focus on Sub-Saharan Africa

  • L’Alliance pour l’inclusion financière (AFI) This article is a collective work of several authors THE ALLIANCE FOR FINANCIAL INCLUSION (AFI)
09 January 2020
©CIAT International Center for Tropical Agriculture
Access to finance for African SMEs is a key challenge. Through this article, the Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI) aims to share the experiences and practices of member countries that […]Continue Reading
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SME Financing Corporate governance

What are the main reasons for micro-business and SME loan default in Sub-Saharan Africa?

  • Nicolas Picchiottino Senior Investment Officer Proparco
11 December 2019
©Moustapha Wakili ADEBOGE
Micro- and small- and medium-sized businesses (micro-businesses and SMEs) are a vital part of Sub-Saharan Africa’s economic fabric but frequently suffer from poor access to funding and this represents one […]Continue Reading
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SME Financing Corporate governance

Realising Africa’s Potential: SME Finance and Skills

  • Jonathan Lange Senior Consultant AfDB
27 November 2019
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African SMEs have the potential to provide jobs for their working-age youth. Yet there are key impediments – access, risk, regulation and acumen – to them receiving financing. Addressing the […]Continue Reading
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