GIZ
Nachhaltige Wirtschaftsentwicklung
Nachhaltige Wirtschaftsentwicklung
Nachhaltige Wirtschaftsentwicklung
Trotz der stabilen makroökonomischen Entwicklung der vergangenen Jahre steht Nigeria vor einer Reihe gravierender sozioökonomischer Herausforderungen: Eine hohe Abhängigkeit von Einnahmen aus dem Erdölgeschäft; ein fehlende Diversifizierung der Wirtschaft einhergehend mit einem hohen Maß an Ungleichheit. Die Rahmenbedingungen für kleinste, kleine und mittlere Unternehmen (KKMU), insbesondere der Zugang zu Finanzdienstleistungen sowie für eine bessere Integration armer Bevölkerungsschichten in Wachstumsprozesse der nigerianischen Wirtschaft sind nur unzureichend.
Regional Economic Development
Programm zur Unterstützung der Dezentralisierung und der Armutsbekämpfung
Sustainable Economic Development in Nigeria
The overall objective of the ‘Pro-poor Growth and Promotion of Employment in Nigeria’ (SEDIN) programme is to increase employment and income generation for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs).
The target group of SEDIN are the owners and employees of MSMEs as well as the members of other economically active low-income households.
Unterstützung des nationalen Programms für nachhaltige Kleinbewässerungslandwirtschaft
Strengthening the Microfinance Sector in the MENA Region I+II
The overall GIZ measure “Promotion of the microfinance sector in the MENA region” followed a multi-level approach in which two service packages are provided. As to the first, authorities in selected countries in charge of supervision of microfinance activities received advice and implementation support regarding the improvement of the regulatory and legal framework conditions. The second service package, which was implemented by AFC, supports the regional microfinance association Sanabel in organisational development and service improvement.
Promotion of Agricultural Value Chains - Component 2: Technical Assistance in the Implementation of Concepts for the Promotion of Value Chains
The programmes objective is to improve the performance of selected value chains and their competitiveness on national and international markets (rice, cashew, shea and soya). Whilst the first component of the ProAgri aims to improve the framework and policy conditions of the Agricultural Sector in Benin (macro level), the second component focuses on improving the value addition within the value chains at the local level (meso and micro level). |