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are covenants we collectively choose to live by, as articulated in legislation and regulation. They inform our socially accepted mores and ethics |
Policies |
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as a set of activities that has clearly stated goals from which all activities are derived |
Programs |
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Programs |
are short-term interventions that create temporary improvements in the wake of challenges |
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the act of investing time and capital to help people establish, expand or improve business |
Enterprise development (ED) |
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helps people earn a living or find a way out of poverty, and leads to long-term economic growth for themselves, their families and their communities |
Enterprise development (ED) |
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This helps agency personnel evaluate possible options and then select those that are best suited for a particular program |
Policy development |
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Phases of development |
Planning, implementing, evaluating |
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Importance of written policy |
•Safeguard the agency, clients, and staff. •Clarify staff and program expectations. •Ensure program consistency, credibility, replication, and support. |
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Important aspect to consider in developing programs and policies |
• Necessary • Effective • Consistent • Just • Transparent • Simple |
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Key areas to observe in monitoring the impact of program and policies regulation on business enterprise |
• Direct and indirect tax at local. regional and national level; • Business licensing and registration; • Impact on transactions between businesses and businesses and consumers; • Protection of the environment. health and safety; • Access of small enterprises to resources of the government and other public authorities |
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an organization, especially a business, or a difficult and important plan, especially one that will earn money |
Enterprise |
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refers to a for-profit business started and run by an entrepreneur |
Enterprise |
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Root word of enterprise |
Entreprendre |
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Benefits of Supplier Relationship Management |
• Reduced costs• Foster Innovation • Collaboration• Process Improvements |
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What we stand for... |
• Integrity• Connection • Mentoring / Coaching• Excitement• Personal Training• Branding• Business Success• Online Community• Weekly Masterminds• Support |
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Considered an important sector of economic progress. A person who is accountable for the conception of a business or an enterprise. The one who has the initiative, skill for innovation, and who looks for high success. |
Entrepreneur |
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The essential to influence socio-economic change. The key person who look for new opportunities, new products, new techniques, modern lines of production, and organizes all other activities. |
Entrepreneur |
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Start up of Enterprise |
• Problem-solving • Exploit ideas • Filling a gap • Competitive pricing • Knowledge-based |
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They see a particular issue that they feel they can solve. |
Problem-solving |
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They have a new idea or product they believe will be successful. |
Exploit ideas |
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They see a gap in the market they believe they can fill. |
Filling a gap |
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They believe they can produce something on the market cheaper and offer it at a lower price. |
Competitive pricing |
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Where they believe they can supply specialist knowledge that customers will pay for. |
Knowledge-based |
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the ability and readiness to develop, organize and run a business enterprise, along with any of its uncertainties in order to make a profit |
Entrepreneurship |
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A business organization that is formed and which provides goods and services, create jobs, contributes to national income, import, exports, and above all, sustainable economic development. |
Enterprise |
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Nothing else than the person who starts the enterprise |
Entrepreneur |
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The process of creation, including originality, capabilities, skills, and difficulties. |
Entrepreneurship |
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The Policy Review Process |
1. Needs analysis 2. Policy setting 3. Policy management 4. Stakeholder development 5. Development of specialist institutions 6. Program development |
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covers the process by which the needs of SMEs can be identified and monitored as a basis for policy development and impact analysis |
Needs analysis |
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specifies the key areas, which policy ought to cover as well as the rationale for intervention and justification for the deve lopment of policies |
Policy setting |
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deals with the processes of coordinating and managing policy and the appropriate regulatory programs |
Policy management |
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covers the way in which policy can be sensitive to and shape the environment in which the SME sector operates including the behavior of customers, suppliers, financial institutions, business associations, the media, and other private and public sect or led influence upon small business performance |
Stakeholder development |
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covers the areas of potential direct intervention in support of SME development via the work of public, autonomous, private and non-governmental organizations (NCOs) |
Development of specialist institutions |
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covers programs specifically designed to support SME development in key areas such as finance, counseling and consultancy, training and education, information and communication technology, innovation, incubation and the provision of premises as wel l as specialist services such as export market support |
Program development |
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Classification by Type and nature of activity |
• Enterprise of production • Enterprise of non-production sphere. |
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An act to promote entrepreneurship by strengthening development and assistance programs to micro, small and medium scale enterprises, amending for the purpose republic act no. 6977, as amended. |
Magna Carta for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) - REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9501 |
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Assets is not more than P3,000,000 |
Micro Enterprise |
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Assets = P3,000,001 – P15,000,000 |
Small Enterprise |
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Assets = P 15,000,001 – P100,000,000 |
Medium Enterprise |
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A small business that sells goods and/or services to a local area or a local market. It employs less than 10 people generally and is geographically restricted. |
Microenterprise |
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a microenterprise starts with some form of funding – known as |
• microcredit • microfinance |
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are those industries in which manufacturing, providing services, productions are done on a small scale or micro scale. |
Small scale industries (SSI) |
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A business can range from a single proprietor enterprise to a large corporation that employs thousands of workers across multiple countries. Based on the scale of business, organizations are classified as micro-enterprises, small-scale enterprises, large scale industries, public enterprises, and multinational corporations. |
Large scale industries |
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are corporate organizations that operate in more than one country other than their home country |
Multinational Corporations or Multinational Companies (MNC) |
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Form of Enterprise |
• Sole Proprietorship• Business corporation (corporation)• General Partnership (G.P.) |
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an enterprise that is owned and operated by one person only. This person is often called a "self-employed person.“ |
Sole Proprietorship |
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a separate legal entity, and, accordingly, has its own specific rights and obligations |
Business corporation (Corporation) |
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a group of persons, called "partners," who, in a spirit of cooperation, agree to carry on a common activity |
General Partnership |
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Scale of enterprise |
• Microenterprise• Small Scale Industries • Medium Scale Industries• Large Scale Industries |