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Rural Enterprises Project- Phase II
The project builds on and expands the first phase, which was located
in the Ashanti and Brong-Ahafo regions and benefited 16,000 families.
The second phase adopts a decentralized approach that was pioneered in the first
phase with the active involvement of district assemblies and associations of
local entrepreneurs.
The project's overall goal is to build competitive micro and small enterprises
in rural areas in eight out of Ghana's ten regions. The Government of Ghana works
with its development partners, including IFAD, to provide rural poor people with
good-quality, easily accessible and sustainable services and training in:
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business development
- rural finance
- technology transfer and promotion
- partnership building and policy dialogue
- project management
Source: IFAD
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| Contact information |
Mr Kwasi Attah-Antwi
Project Coordinator
Rural Enterprises Project – Phase II (REP II)
P.O. Box 6841
Kumasi, Ghana
Assistant: Irene Owiredua Eshun
Mobile: +233 24380681
Tel: +233 5124232/28766
Mobile: +233 205110047
Fax: +233 5128767/8
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| Facts and figures |
Total cost: US$29.3 million
IFAD loan: US$11.2 million
Cofinancing:
- African Development Bank (US$10.0 million)
Duration: 2003-2011
Geographical area: 65 rural districts in 8 regions
Directly benefiting:
80,000 households
Status: ongoing
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