SMEs actors for sustainable development in North Africa
Abstract
Small and medium-sized enterprises occupy a strategic position in the development process.They constitute the crux of the economic fabric, providing a non-negligible share of jobs and participating in the creation of value added.The dynamic and easily adaptable nature of SMEs contribute to improving competitiveness and supporting the restructuring of the economies of North African countries.
Citation
“United Nations. Economic Commission for Africa. Subregional Office North Africa (SRO-NA) (2008). SMEs actors for sustainable development in North Africa. Addis Ababa :. © UN. ECA ,. https://hdl.handle.net/10855/22263”Collections
- Agriculture [3016]
- Economic Development [7993]
- Natural Resources Management [2769]
- Regional Integration [2675]
- Social Development [6562]
- Sub Regional Office for North Africa (SRO-NA) [174]
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