The goal of the Micro-enterprise Development Programme (MEDEP) is to contribute to the poverty reduction and employment generation efforts of the Government of Nepal (GoN) through micro-entrepreneurship development. This approach is in line with the strategy of the GoN's periodic plans. During the fourth phase of MEDEP, 73,000 new micro entrepreneurs will be created (30,000 with MEDEP resources, 32,000 by MEDPA and 11,000 Local Bodies) with particular focus on supporting households that are living below the national poverty line, women and socially excluded, by strengthening the national system to support the establishment of micro-enterprise start-up. This will be achieved by building the capacities of government at central and local levels to develop and implement policies for the support of micro-entrepreneurship, as well as by strengthening access to markets, finance and business development services. Building on the experience of 14 years of providing support to micro-entrepreneurs in Nepal, MEDEP will create micro-enterprises indirectly, by mentoring and supporting the strengthening of the GoN's Micro Enterprise Development for Poverty Alleviation (MEDPA).
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Keywords:
POVERTY, POVERTY MITIGATION, ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT, SMALL ENTERPRISES, CAPACITY BUILDING, UNEMPLOYMENT, EMPLOYMENT CREATION, RURAL AREAS, RURAL EMPLOYMENT, RURAL DEVELOPMENT, RURAL POVERTY, SOCIALLY DISADVANTAGED PERSONS, ENTREPRENEURSHIP, YOUTH EMPLOYMENT, MIGRATION, MARKET ACCESS, FINANCE, FINANCIAL SERVICES, FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, GENDER, GENDER MAINSTREAM, INTER-AGENCY COOPERATIONING, SOCIAL INCLUSION
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UNDP
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Social and Institutional Developoment
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02.04.00
- Development
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