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Documents and Reports
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A typical micro-enterprise has under 10 employees, often family members, has limited capital assets, often under $1,000, is often located in the home or yard, uses simple technologies, is labour intensive, obtains its raw materials locally, and markets its products locally
- Defining Entrepreneurship - Paul Di-Masi
- Observations from the ENTER-L Mailing List
- What is a Microenterprise? - IADB
- Microenterprise Lending: A Poverty eradication strategy that works - Joel Rubinstein
- Access to Credit Strengthens Egypt's Entrepreneurs - Center for International Private Enterprise
- Innovative Financing Boosts Small Businesses - Michael Chu
- Calmeadow Peer Lending Model
- Bridging Australia's Capital Gap with Microcredit - James Evans
- Credit and Equity Support as Components of Self-Employment Development Programs - Matthew C. Sonfield and Robert J. Barbato
- Barriers to Bank Lending - Entreprenueral Institute
- Enterprise Counseling - Mike Skully
- Sustainable Microentrepreneurship: The Roles of Microfinance, Entrepreneurship and Sustainability
in Reducing Poverty in Developing Countries - Guy Vincent
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