Cutting the red tape boosts business environment in Nicaragua (阿拉伯语)

The competitiveness project was designed to present and test options for improving the business environment in Nicaragua and to pilot new business development services (BDS), especially through developing sectoral clusters geographic concentrations of...  更多显示 The competitiveness project was designed to present and test options for improving the business environment in Nicaragua and to pilot new business development services (BDS), especially through developing sectoral clusters geographic concentrations of businesses and organizations in related industries that allowed small and medium producers and processors to get access to the services they needed, and to influence policy and research agenda to respond to their demands. The project facilitated private sector development in Nicaragua by dramatically simplifying business regulations and laws, strengthening institutions, developing industry clusters, promoting exports, attracting foreign direct investment, and piloting sustainable BDS. International Development Association (IDA) will continue to support this work through the enhanced competitiveness project, which will help strengthen institutions and provide technical support and matching grants to the private sector to create jobs, increase productivity, and promote exports by meeting the requirements of Dominican Republic - Central America free trade agreement (DR-CAFTA).  更少显示

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