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Rural Small and Microenterprise Promotion
Project - Phase II (PPPMER II)

The project's aim is to strengthen rural microenterprises managed by individuals or associations in order to modernize them, improve their management and create jobs. Priority is given to disadvantaged groups such as women, young people, orphans, landless farmers and families affected by HIV/AIDS.

The project's objectives are to:

  • create and build up a network of farmers' organizations, professional associations and federations to meet the needs of small businesses and microenterprises
  • raise productivity and standards of quality among microenterprises
  • provide entrepreneurs with access to financial services, non-financial services and markets
  • contribute to elaborating a national institutional and policy framework for support to small businesses and microenterprises

This project builds on phase I of the Rural Small and Microenterprise Promotion Project.


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Read also : Microenterprise, an alternative culture

Source: IFAD

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Contact information

Ms Francine Tumushime
Project coordinator
B.P. 3907
Kigali
Rwanda
Tel: +250 576865
+250 576864
+250 08355616
Fax: +250 571329
pppmer@rwanda1.com

Facts and figures

Total cost: US$17.6 million

IFAD loan: US$14.9 million

Duration: 2004-2011

Geographical area: nationwide

Directly benefiting: 10,000 households

Status: ongoing

Partners

Rwanda Artisans Federation

Duterimbere

CARE International

Food for the Hungry (FHI)

Centre IWACU

CAPMER

Union of People’s Banks of Rwanda (UBPR)