Madagascar : Private Enterprise Development
The objectives of the Financial Sector and Private Enterprise Development (APEX) Credit Project (report no. P5076), which was launched in 1990 and lasted for ten years, was as follows: 1) support small and medium enterprises (SME) through technical assistance and support of the government ' s ongoing restructuring efforts of the economy; 2) improve financial sector efficiency through resource mobilization, improved allocation, and interest rate liberalization; 3) strengthen institutions operating in the financial and SME support sector; and 4) generate new employment opportunities. The project comprises three components : 1) financing of projects in productive sectors promoted by private enterprises; 2) technical assistance to support SME development, staff training, strengthening of Central Bank supervision and monetary management capacities; and 3) establishment of policy conditions concerning the financial sector.
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| Language: | English |
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World Bank, Washington, DC
2001-07
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| Subjects: | ACCOUNTING, BANK CREDIT, BANK DEPOSITS, BANK FAILURES, BANK PRIVATIZATION, BANKING SYSTEM, CENTRAL BANK, ECONOMIC CONDITIONS, EMPLOYMENT, FINANCIAL SECTOR, FINANCIAL SECTOR REFORM, INTEREST RATE, INTEREST RATES, LIQUIDITY, MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS, MARGINS, MONETARY POLICY, POLICY INSTRUMENTS, PUBLIC BANKS, RESOURCE MOBILIZATION, WORKING CAPITAL, |
| Online Access: | http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2001/07/5168062/madagascar-private-enterprise-development https://hdl.handle.net/10986/9806 |
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| Summary: | The objectives of the Financial Sector
and Private Enterprise Development (APEX) Credit Project
(report no. P5076), which was launched in 1990 and lasted
for ten years, was as follows: 1) support small and medium
enterprises (SME) through technical assistance and support
of the government ' s ongoing restructuring efforts of
the economy; 2) improve financial sector efficiency through
resource mobilization, improved allocation, and interest
rate liberalization; 3) strengthen institutions operating in
the financial and SME support sector; and 4) generate new
employment opportunities. The project comprises three
components : 1) financing of projects in productive sectors
promoted by private enterprises; 2) technical assistance to
support SME development, staff training, strengthening of
Central Bank supervision and monetary management capacities;
and 3) establishment of policy conditions concerning the
financial sector. |
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