Linking Small Women-owned/Led Business to Value Chains in Central America
Sector: Government • Location: Regional
Source: Inter-American Development Bank (IADB)
The project seeks to improve the performance of businesses in Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala. The project will strive to increase sales of participating businesses by 50%, support 210 businesses that provide employment to over 1000 people (40% women) and raise $1M for supported businesses.
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Description
Description | The project seeks to improve the performance of businesses in Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala. The project will strive to increase sales of participating businesses by 50%, support 210 businesses that provide employment to over 1000 people (40% women) and raise $1M for supported businesses. |
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