Entrepreneurship

The Entrepreneurship Toolkit

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Attached Document: 
application/pdf iconUSAID_State Entrepreneurship Toolkit.pdf
Source: 
BGI
Document Type: 
PDF
Date: 
September 21, 2011

The Entrepreneurship Toolkit has been developed to help USAID Mission and U.S. Embassy officers design, implement, and monitor entrepreneurship development programs. It provides users with a wealth of information including entrepreneurship best practices, case studies, lessons learned, key questions for program design, links to development firms and USAID projects, as well as additional publications and reference materials.

Growing Entreprenuership Rapidly

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Title: Growing Entrepreneurship Rapidly

Country: Mongolia

Primary Focus: Entrepreneurship

Start Date: 2002

Objective: Develop and strengthen the economy of the peri-urban areas of four of the largest cities in Mongolia: Ulaanbaatar, Darkhan, Erdenet and Choibalsan.

Key Implementing Partner: CHF

End Date: 2006
 

Lebanon Education Assistance for Development (LEAD) program

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Title: Lebanon Education Assistance for Development (LEAD) program

Country: Lebanon

Primary Focus: Entrepreneurship
     
Start Date: 2007

Business and Economics Education Project (B&EE) -- Kyrgyz-American Center for Entrepreneurship Studies (KACES)

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Title: Business and Economics Education Project (B&EE) -- Kyrgyz-American Center for Entrepreneurship Studies (KACES)

Country: Kyrgyzstan

Primary Focus: Entrepreneurship
     
Start Date: 2006

Objective: The center will help to improve the business environment in Osh by providing current and aspiring entrepreneurs with access to much needed practical training and materials. It is also expected to foster greater penetration of business and entrepreneurship curriculum into higher education.

ICT Entrepreneurship Program

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Title: ICT Entrepreneurship Program

Country: Egypt 

Primary Focus: Competitiveness
     
Start Date: 2005

Objective: To assist the nation of Egypt in becoming more competitive in global markets, Egyptian information and communications technology (ICT) businesses need access to capital markets—domestic, regional, and international.

Key Implementing Partner: Nathan Associates, Inc.

End Date: 2007
 

Center of Entrepreneurship and Development

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Title: Center of Entrepreneurship and Development

Country: Cambodia

Primary Focus: Entrepreneurship
     
Start Date: 2002

Objective: To develop a Center for Entrepreneurship and Development at the National Institute of Management in Phnom Penh.

Key Implementing Partner: Fisk University, United Negro College Fund Special Programs

End Date: 2005
 

Center for Entrepreneurship and Executive Development (CEED)

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Title: Center for Entrepreneurship and Executive Development (CEED)

Country: Bulgaria

Primary Focus: Entrepreneurship

Start Date: 2005

Objective: The CEED is to energize and empower entrepreneurs and to help them grow their businesses. Hold "Workshops for Entrepreneurs," including one involving business consultants teaching Junior Achievement Bulgaria economics classes for 9th and 10th graders in vocational schools.

Key Implementing Partner: SEAF

End Date: Continuous
 

The Junior Achievement Enterprise Education Program (JAEEP)

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Title: The Junior Achievement Enterprise Education Program (JAEEP)

Country: Albania

Primary Focus: Entrepreneurship
     
Start Date: 2006

Diagnosing Barriers to Entrepreneurship and Assessing the Chances for Implementing Reform

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Attached Document: 
application/pdf iconDiagnosing Barriers to Entrepreneurship and Assessing the Chances for Implementing Reform.pdf
Source: 
George Mason University
Document Type: 
PDF
Date: 
January 14, 2004

To offer a framework for identifying barriers to entrepreneurship and assessing the implementation potential of policies to remove barriers and channel entrepreneurship into economic development.

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