Research on policies and institutions to support small and medium scale enterprise in the Caribbean: Trinidad and Tobago report

The Government of Trinidad and Tobago continues to provide support to SMEs in order to enhance their international competitiveness. The increasing effects of globalization and the reality of several trade agreements require that local businesses attain and maintain a level of competitiveness which...

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Otros Autores:	NU. CEPAL. Sede Subregional para el Caribe
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Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	ECLAC, Subregional Headquarters for the Caribbean 2015
Materias:	DESARROLLO DE EMPRESAS POLITICA ECONOMICA POLITICA SOCIAL PEQUEÑAS EMPRESAS EMPRESAS MEDIANAS PEQUEÑA INDUSTRIA FINANCIAMIENTO DE EMPRESAS SERVICIOS A LAS EMPRESAS EMPRESAS COMERCIALES ELABORACION DE POLITICAS ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC POLICY SOCIAL POLICY SMALL ENTERPRISES MEDIUM ENTERPRISES SMALL-SCALE INDUSTRY BUSINESS FINANCING BUSINESS SERVICES BUSINESS ENTERPRISES POLICY-MAKING
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spelling	oai-11362-386662019-12-13T17:24:01Z Research on policies and institutions to support small and medium scale enterprise in the Caribbean: Trinidad and Tobago report NU. CEPAL. Sede Subregional para el Caribe DESARROLLO DE EMPRESAS POLITICA ECONOMICA POLITICA SOCIAL PEQUEÑAS EMPRESAS EMPRESAS MEDIANAS PEQUEÑA INDUSTRIA FINANCIAMIENTO DE EMPRESAS SERVICIOS A LAS EMPRESAS EMPRESAS COMERCIALES ELABORACION DE POLITICAS ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC POLICY SOCIAL POLICY SMALL ENTERPRISES MEDIUM ENTERPRISES SMALL-SCALE INDUSTRY BUSINESS FINANCING BUSINESS SERVICES BUSINESS ENTERPRISES POLICY-MAKING The Government of Trinidad and Tobago continues to provide support to SMEs in order to enhance their international competitiveness. The increasing effects of globalization and the reality of several trade agreements require that local businesses attain and maintain a level of competitiveness which ensures their continued survival and growth. This report examines in detail the policy environment within which these enterprises operate. It also examines the role of the key implementing agencies such as the BDC and NEDCO for government’s policy on the sector and also the role of the respective line ministries. These organizations strive to deliver value added technical, financial and export promotion services to its clients on a subsidised basis. The services offered reflect five key business areas such as financing, training, technical assistance, trade assistance, business re-engineering, project management and export promotion. In the case of the BDC its services target six sectors: food and beverage, metal processing, leisure marine, including yachting, information and communication technology/electronics, printing and packaging and entertainment. These said sectors are identified by the government, on the basis of a study which was done by TIDCO, for the promotion of a cluster development strategy. In the case of NEDCO it targets the following sectors: art and craft, food and beverages, fashion and fashion accessories, culture and ecotourism, bed and breakfast operations, indigenous entertainment and light manufacturing. .-- I. Background.-- II. Terms of reference.-- III. Findings.-- IV. Key policy issues for the sector.-- V. Challenges ahead for the sector.-- 2015-07-22T13:05:59Z 2015-07-22T13:05:59Z 2009-12-28 Texto Documento Completo http://hdl.handle.net/11362/38666 LC/CAR/L.247 en .pdf application/pdf TRINIDAD Y TABAGO TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO ECLAC, Subregional Headquarters for the Caribbean
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topic	DESARROLLO DE EMPRESAS POLITICA ECONOMICA POLITICA SOCIAL PEQUEÑAS EMPRESAS EMPRESAS MEDIANAS PEQUEÑA INDUSTRIA FINANCIAMIENTO DE EMPRESAS SERVICIOS A LAS EMPRESAS EMPRESAS COMERCIALES ELABORACION DE POLITICAS ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC POLICY SOCIAL POLICY SMALL ENTERPRISES MEDIUM ENTERPRISES SMALL-SCALE INDUSTRY BUSINESS FINANCING BUSINESS SERVICES BUSINESS ENTERPRISES POLICY-MAKING
spellingShingle	DESARROLLO DE EMPRESAS POLITICA ECONOMICA POLITICA SOCIAL PEQUEÑAS EMPRESAS EMPRESAS MEDIANAS PEQUEÑA INDUSTRIA FINANCIAMIENTO DE EMPRESAS SERVICIOS A LAS EMPRESAS EMPRESAS COMERCIALES ELABORACION DE POLITICAS ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC POLICY SOCIAL POLICY SMALL ENTERPRISES MEDIUM ENTERPRISES SMALL-SCALE INDUSTRY BUSINESS FINANCING BUSINESS SERVICES BUSINESS ENTERPRISES POLICY-MAKING Research on policies and institutions to support small and medium scale enterprise in the Caribbean: Trinidad and Tobago report
description	The Government of Trinidad and Tobago continues to provide support to SMEs in order to enhance their international competitiveness. The increasing effects of globalization and the reality of several trade agreements require that local businesses attain and maintain a level of competitiveness which ensures their continued survival and growth. This report examines in detail the policy environment within which these enterprises operate. It also examines the role of the key implementing agencies such as the BDC and NEDCO for government’s policy on the sector and also the role of the respective line ministries. These organizations strive to deliver value added technical, financial and export promotion services to its clients on a subsidised basis. The services offered reflect five key business areas such as financing, training, technical assistance, trade assistance, business re-engineering, project management and export promotion. In the case of the BDC its services target six sectors: food and beverage, metal processing, leisure marine, including yachting, information and communication technology/electronics, printing and packaging and entertainment. These said sectors are identified by the government, on the basis of a study which was done by TIDCO, for the promotion of a cluster development strategy. In the case of NEDCO it targets the following sectors: art and craft, food and beverages, fashion and fashion accessories, culture and ecotourism, bed and breakfast operations, indigenous entertainment and light manufacturing.
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title	Research on policies and institutions to support small and medium scale enterprise in the Caribbean: Trinidad and Tobago report
title_short	Research on policies and institutions to support small and medium scale enterprise in the Caribbean: Trinidad and Tobago report
title_full	Research on policies and institutions to support small and medium scale enterprise in the Caribbean: Trinidad and Tobago report
title_fullStr	Research on policies and institutions to support small and medium scale enterprise in the Caribbean: Trinidad and Tobago report
title_full_unstemmed	Research on policies and institutions to support small and medium scale enterprise in the Caribbean: Trinidad and Tobago report
title_sort	research on policies and institutions to support small and medium scale enterprise in the caribbean: trinidad and tobago report
publisher	ECLAC, Subregional Headquarters for the Caribbean
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Research on policies and institutions to support small and medium scale enterprise in the Caribbean: Trinidad and Tobago report

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