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"Giving more power to women influences economic development"

"Giving more power to women influences economic development"
12/20/2019 - Frédéric Dubessy | Socio-economic assessments
As part of the Emerging Valley summit, Femise and Institut de la Méditerranée highlighted several initiatives to strengthen the place of women in the economies of the Mediterranean basin. Version française

​Help Moroccan SMEs join the international value chains

​Help Moroccan SMEs join the international value chains
10/08/2019 - Nathalie Bureau du Colombier, MARSEILLE | Socio-economic assessments
The relocation of production from Asia to the Mediterranean countries which started in 2017 is moving forward... Version française

Femise takes a closer look at the difficulties encountered by the Mediterranean private sector

Femise takes a closer look at the difficulties encountered by the Mediterranean private sector
07/03/2019 - Frédéric Dubessy | Socio-economic assessments
As pointed out by the Femise report "The private sector in Mediterranean countries - Main dysfunctions and opportunities for social entrepreneurship", it is only through the development of the private sector that jobs will be created in the southern Mediterranean. The document also recommends promoting the development of social entrepreneurship. Version française

Kafalat facilitates access to credit for Lebanese SMEs

Kafalat facilitates access to credit for Lebanese SMEs
01/16/2017 - Nathalie Bureau du Colombier, MARSEILLE | Socio-economic assessments


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Moroccan SMEs plagued by opaque credit access

Moroccan SMEs plagued by opaque credit access
10/15/2012 - Nathalie Bureau du Colombier | Socio-economic assessments
Morocco has made a successful transition to a free-market economy by entering into increasing numbers of trade agreements in recent years. However, its SMEs are penalised by inequality in terms of taxes and credit access. Researchers have just established a direct link between these access problems and the productivity of SMEs, in a report submitted to Femise in July 2010.