Sentences with phrase «micro enterprises»
Micro enterprises refer to small businesses with a very small number of employees and a low level of investment. These are usually run by one or a few individuals and operate on a small scale. They are often home-based or operate in local communities, providing essential goods or services. Full definition
June 2008 MINUS SPACE presents Shinsuke Aso: Postcard (SAPC)-- part installation, part performance, part micro enterprise.
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In spite of the success and growth worldwide of this unique product, we still produce our Gold Label Virgin Coconut Oil by hand in small batches by family micro enterprises.
We created thousands of jobs, with employees paying P.A.Y.E taxes to government and the sector impacted other industries - media and entertainment; advertising and public relations; professional practices; small and medium enterprises (even micro enterprises); and telecommunications enhanced overall economic productivity.
MINUS SPACE presents Shinsuke Aso: Postcard (SAPC)-- part installation, part performance, part micro enterprise.
When you develop critical infrastructures, micro enterprises will naturally spring up.
The full proposal includes details on support for small and micro enterprises and ceilings for recoverable costs.
In order to prepare for the future, commercial property owners, investors and developers should turn the focus to a growing, important but often neglected segment of the market: the country's small and micro enterprises, and emergent entrepreneurs.