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Home » Program Activities » Skills Training and Entrepreneurship:
Skills Training and Entrepreneurship The SME Support Project through its grants mechanism is further developing a comprehensive TA program for universities and other educational institutions to provide a state-of-the-art entrepreneurship training program, with particular focus on youth, women and minorities. The goal of the program is to accelerate a private sector development and SME employment by improving the ability of the universities and institutes to deliver effective entrepreneurship skills aimed at creation of new start-ups or assistance to already functioning enterprises.
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- Georgian IT Innovation Conference 2009 Opens in Tbilisi
- U.S. Ambassador to Georgia John R. Bass and Prime Minister of Georgia Nika Gilauri opened the 2009 Georgia Information Technology (IT) Innovation Conference on October 29, 2009..
- SME Support Project to Ease Transition and Reintegration of IDPs
- On October 28, 2009 the USAID’s SME Support Project in partnership with the Ministry for Refugees and Resettlement and Mtskheta-Mtianeti authorities hosted the presentation of the projects implemented in the IDP settlement of Tserovani..
- Import Substitution on the Way to Encouraging Domestic Production
- On November 3, 2009, USAID’s SME Support Project and Policy and Management Consulting Group in partnership with the Ministry of Economic Development ahosted the Made in Georgia Workshop, a one day import substitution promotional event
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