The World Bank Group promotes small and medium enterprise (SME) growth through both systemic and targeted interventions. Targeting means focusing benefits on one size-class of firms to the exclusion of others. Targeted support for SMEs is a big business for the World Bank Group, averaging around $3 billion a year in commitments, expenditures, and gross exposure over the 2006-12 period. In the context of broader reforms, such targeted support can be...
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2014/03/01
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IEG Evaluation
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93485
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2
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2015/12/07
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Disclosed
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2014/01/29
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Vue d’ensemble
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The big business of small enterprises : evaluation of the World Bank Group experience with targeted support to small and medium-size enterprises, 2006-12 (Vol. 2 of 2) : Vue d’ensemble (French). Independent evaluation group (IEG) learning product Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/700071467997278040