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Enterprises are an indispensable source of employment


The Job Creation and Enterprise Development Programme is dedicated to unlocking the enormous potential of enterprises to create decent, long-lasting jobs. Decent work can only exist in competitive, productive, and economically viable firms. The programme seeks to enhance the positive interaction that exists between the improved competencies of managers, basic workers' rights and productivity.

Small and medium sized enterprises and cooperatives are major contributors to job creation An increase in their number can provide decent employment to the many people around the world now toiling under poor working conditions and trapped in poverty.

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Entrepreneurship and Job Growth in the Global Employment Agenda >

   

Areas of Work
Cooperatives
Policy and Law
Human Resource Development & Networks
Employment Through Self-help
Gender and Cooperatives
Indigenous Peoples
Management & Corporate Citizenship
Management Systems & Decent Work
Standards, Management & Enterprises
Productivity & Competitiveness
Small Enterprise Development
Business Development Services
Enterprise Culture
Informal Economy
Job Quality
Value chains & cluster upgrading
Enabling environment
Association building
Women's Entrepreneurship development
Youth Entrepreneurship
Local Economic Development
LED at a Glance
LED Initiatives
LED Capacity Building
  
  
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