METHOD OF INTERVENTIONThe assessment framework is best used as a complement to background studies on factors affecting women entrepreneurs in particular countries It can also be used in association w ID: 834898
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1 The framework takes account of a range o
The framework takes account of a range of categories of women entrepreneurs intending to establish new businesses with growth potential, including women retrenched from management positions in state-owned enterprises, those with private sector experience wishing to start their own business, womens groups, and young graduates aiming to establish Government units, small enterprise and WED support agencies, and BDS providers can use the GOWE guide to identify gaps in service provision. The framework also includes issues METHOD OF INTERVENTIONThe assessment framework is best used as a complement to background studies on factors affecting women entrepreneurs in particular countries
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. It can also be used in association with the SEED tool for assessing the enabling environment for micro and small enterprise development, as tested in several countriesThe ILO-AfDB GOWE assessment framework is applied over a 2-week field fact-finding visit to a country. The ILO-AfDB GOWE framework has been implemented in Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Cameroon. These reports are available from the ILO. (Contact publvente@ilo.org www.ilo.org/publications ). V. CONTACT PERSONS Arab States Russia and Central Asia Aminata Maiga Irina Melekh mackie@ilo.org engblom@ilo.org See www.ilo.org/seed publication