(4) assessing enterprise finance, monitoring the operation status of enterprise finance

24. It was not only at the level of firms that there must be an enterprise development strategy.

Agreements are concluded at above establishment level

43. The Act introduces two kinds of collective agreements agreements at the establishment level and agreements above establishment level.

Enterprise level diversification patterns

Ratings showed that of the 1,251 enterprises listed on the environmental protection credit management register, 134 were not rated temporarily because of production stoppage, not having been checked and accepted, having been shut down, and or other reasons.

page 4 was an assessment of enterprise level partnerships and collaboration in three countries Ghana, Uganda and Zimbabwe.

Subprogramme 9 Natural resources and infrastructure

1995 4 Science and technology for development (subprogrammes 2, 8 and 12)

The TEAM will involve assessing the level of SME participation in exports and the areas in which SMEs are prevalent.

44. Collective agreements, at both above establishment and establishment level, are concluded for all employees of establishments covered by the agreement (unless the parties decide otherwise).

The initiative Technology Transfer Assessing Needs Promoting Action to strengthen the institutional capacity of participating countries in assessing technological capabilities at national, sectoral and enterprise levels, and to assist counterparts in the development of capability based technology upgrading programmes at national and sectoral levels, facilitating enterprise level technology needs matchmaking for techno economic cooperation.

(4) assets assessment and disposal involved in restructuring the enterprise and

The results of evaluation or assessment may be promulgated to the general public in a proper way.

Subprogramme 4 Microfinance and microenterprise

18. Policy coherence can often be difficult to achieve at the enterprise level.

With this reform under way, the State plans to evaluate the land and determine which lands can be used for industry, agro industry and the like.

(b) Subprogramme 2. Investment, enterprise and technology 400,900

(c) Development of microenterprises, including informal sector upgrade

In the discussions that followed, one of discussants suggested that, in promoting competitiveness of SMEs, there was a need to conduct evaluations of programmes that supported enterprise development to better assess their impact.

17.11 Substantive responsibility for the execution of this subprogramme rests with the Women and Development Unit of the Office of the Executive Secretary of the Commission.

Many of the barriers that SMEs face are at the national level.

Subprogramme 2. Investment, enterprise, development and technology 470,000

Important opportunities for innovation and for upgrading the technological capacity of enterprises can be seen in various emerging forms of cooperation among firms and between firms and R amp D institutions.

Of the enterprises that would be rated with a red card, heavy polluters such as those involved in electroplating, printing and dyeing, and prevention and control dominate. A number of waste water treatment plants were also listed.

17.19 Substantive responsibility for the execution of this subprogramme rests with the Natural Resources and Infrastructure Division.

Special attention will be paid to assessing the synergy between cluster development, business linkages and access by SMEs in developing countries to global value chains.

The Business of Business is More Than Business

Enterprise development is a dynamic and complex process, influenced by a large number of factors both at the macroeconomic level and at the level of the individual enterprise.

With respect to the types of enterprises, one may distinguish between informal sector enterprises, essentially microenterprises, and enterprises in the formal sector, which include some microenterprises, SMEs and large firms.

(v) Periodical inspections of factories for grading of machinery, introduction of work systems to ensure safety needs and advising regarding risks in the use of machinery.

County enterprise boards sought to increase women's involvement in entrepreneurship and management through role models and mentoring.

Top Glove Corporation (Malaysia) An internationalizing enterprise

2. The meeting recognized the importance for all countries, especially developing countries, of benefiting from practical possibilities to assess the potential benefits of electronic commerce for their own enterprises, in particular small and medium sized ones.

Thus, among other things, policies which have a bearing on entrepreneurship and the development of enterprises, such as monetary, fiscal, trade and exchange rate policies, will need to be consistent with sectoral and firm level policies.

For outward investment from SMEs to increase and bring about the potential benefits, it is crucial that efforts are made within the enterprises themselves as well as at the governmental and international level to create a business environment conducive to SMEs and their development.

Their participation in in house training is lower (13.26 per cent), because such training is generally aimed at the middle management of companies or at employees working in such areas as sales, reception, customer relations, etc.

Table 5 provides a cumulative performance assessment under Sub Goal 2.

Modify the title of the subprogramme to read Trade, industry and enterprise development .

Agreements at above establishment level can be concluded both at branch or occupational level and, for example, as multi branch, territorial, territorial branch, territorial multi branch and territorial occupational agreements.

Agreements at the establishment level will be concluded for workers employed by a given employer.

The quality of a specific type of coal shall match its grade and price.

This should also include addressing questions related to the scalability, sustainability and replication of best practices, including how to link aid and FDI with corporate development contributions, and how best to develop corporate management systems so that these elements could be incorporated into business decision making at all corporate levels (and especially at the level of foreign affiliates in host developing countries).

These new approvals attracted significant non core resources from other development partners with joint funding from UNDP.

Mr. Toru Ueno, Principal Administrator, OECD Centre for Entrepreneurship, SMEs and Local Development (CFE), Small and Medium sized Enterprise (SME) and Entrepreneurship Division, OECD