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Multi-country, Multi-institute Comparative Study of Private Enterprise Development
The first objective of the study was to explore whether large, medium and small size firms are complementary or competitive, and whether this helps or inhibits private enterprises. The second objective was to shed light on the potential for technology and skills transfer from foreign to domestic firms, and visa versa, and to explore possibilities for symbiotic linkages.
 
Undertaken by: Institute of Economic Affairs, Ghana Economic and Social Research Foundation, Tanzania Department of Economics, University of Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe Institute for Development Studies, University of Nairobi, Kenya
Countries: Kenya, Ghana, Tanzania and Zimbabwe
Project Director: Professor Patrick Alila
Year completed: 1998
 
 
Structural Adjustment and Poverty in Cameroon: A Labour Market Analysis
The objective of this study was to analyze the dynamics of the labour market in Cameroon and its impact on poverty. The study was intended to directly assess the link between poverty and the labour market at the national level and to produce policy recommendations.
 
Undertaken by: The University of Yaounde II, SOA, Faculty of Economics and Management
Countries: Cameroon
Project Director: Dr Dominique Njinkeu
Year completed: 1998
 
 
Review of Current Central Government Policies for Micro and Small Scale Enterprises in Kenya
The main objective of the study was to review the status of the existing central government policies; to identify gaps, shortcomings and weaknesses in those policies and their implementation; and to propose topics for research to overcome these limitations. The longer-term goal is to promote the MSE sector in order to generate more employment, incomes and productivity in the sector and in the nation as a whole.
 
Undertaken by: African Development Research Foundation (ADRF)
Countries: Kenya
Project Director: Professor Joseph Maitha
Year completed: 1998
 
 
Enhancing the Role of Local Authorities in Formulation and Implementation of Policies Affecting Micro and Small Enterprises in Kenya
The main objective of the study was to review the status of the existing policy framework affecting MSEs for which it is the responsibility of LAs to implement; to identify gaps, shortcomings and weaknesses in those policies and their implementation; and to propose topics for research to overcome these limitations. The policy implementing responsibilities of LAs may relate to policies handed down to the LAs by the central government or those formulated by LAs themselves. The longer-term goal of the project is to promote the MSE sector in order to generate more employment, incomes and productivity in the sector and in the nation as a whole.
 
Undertaken by: Regional Centre for Socio-Economic Studies and Development (RECSSAD)
Countries: Kenya
Project Director: Dr Peter O Ondiege
Year completed: 1998
 
 
Impact of Policy Reforms on Ghana’s Agriculture: A Policy Analysis Matrix (PAM) Methodology Approach
This project undertook a quantitative review of agricultural policies with a view to isolating the impacts of these policies on the agricultural system of Ghana and on the economy as a whole.
 
Undertaken by: Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER)
Countries: Ghana
Project Director: Dr A Wayo Seini
Year completed: 1998
 
 
National Stakeholders Forum on the Development of MSEs in Kenya (December 10 1998)
To update and revise the policy and strategy framework contained in Sessional Paper No. 2 of 1992 to enable a conducive environment for sustained growth and development of MSEs so that they may create durable employment, stimulate economic growth, become more competitive through networks and linkages. The framework will also streamline the sector’s funding strategy to make it more effective.
 
Undertaken by: Kenya Industrial Research and Development Institute, Association of African Women for Research and Development, Central Planning Unit (Ministry of Local Authorities), Small Scale and Jua Kali Enterprises Division, Ministry of Planning and National Development
Countries: Kenya
Project Director: Dr Andrew Mullei
Year completed: 1998
 
 
National Policy Fora on Infrastructure Policy to Foster Growth and Development of Micro and Small Enterprises in Kenya (March 12 1998)
The primary objective of the Workshop was to discuss the policy research recommendations with respect to improving access to physical infrastructure, including land, workspace, water, sewerage, roads and energy as they impact on the economic activities of MSEs in Kenya. The aim of the fora was provide an opportunity for various stakeholders from the public and private sectors to debate on the adequacy of the research findings and recommendations; and give feedback to the researchers so as to improve on the set policies that may be considered by Government of Kenya for implementation.
 
Undertaken by: Kenya Rural Enterprise Programme and Regional Centre for Socio-Economic Studies and Development (RECSSAD)
Countries: Kenya
Project Director: Dr Andrew Mullei
Year completed: 1998
 
 
Brainstorming Workshop on “Nature and Characteristics of Informal Property Rights in Kenya” (March 05 1998)
The primary objective of the Workshop was to discuss and deepen understanding of the nature and characteristics of informal property rights in Kenya, particularly as they affect the economic activities of the micro and small enterprises in both the rural and urban settings. The aim of the Workshop was to explore the feasibility of developing a program suitable for formalising informal, but legitimately held assets, and property rights in Kenya.
 
Undertaken by:
Countries: Kenya
Project Director: Dr Andrew Mullei
Year completed: 1998
 
 

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