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The overall assessment, conducted under a Political Economy Analysis (PEA) framework, set out to identify the major factors influencing Serbia’s private sector’s ability to grow, export and compete in EU and global markets.

This assessment seeks to identify the key factors constraining Serbia’s private MSME sector, and its ability to grow and compete, particularly in EU markets and against the companies and products of EU member states.

The Expanded and Sustained Access to Financial Services Program (ESAF), funded through USAID’s FIELD‐Support LWA, was managed by

Microinsurance Paper #32 investigates whether corrective measures for profitability have been successful over the long term.

Recent development experiences indicate that smallholders can play a significant role in competitive value chains.

The time has come to move beyond the traditional frames of reference that have historically dominated the discourse on employment.

UCORA sees social reporting as a means both to convince members of the need for internal improvement, and to strengthen its dialogue with the Central Bank in order to create an enabling environment for sector development.

In its SP Start-up Fund work, Sharakeh (Palestine) focused on developing a common management information system for its members, and used SPM to itself become more member-focused.

A review of USAID’s proposed technical approach for new programming in Iraq to enhance economic opportunities and create jobs for Iraqis with special emphasis on youth, women, and vulnerable populations.

These resources are from the Diaspora Engagement Seminar, Connecting to Diaspora Communities Through Web Platforms: Opportunities and Limitations, featuring Molly Mattessich (VEGA Alliance) and Eric Guichard (GRAVITAS Capital Advisors Inc.). The seminar, which was held in Washington D.C.