Conamype seeks to market Mypes products in Europe
Written by Sandy VelascoThe Micro and Small (Mypes), seek to place their products and services in international markets, through trading companies, which plan to penetrate 22 cities in the french market.
MSMEs will have access to 16 capital funds in El Salvador
Written by DineroThe National Commission for Micro and Small Enterprises (CONAMYPE) will make available to MSMEs a total of 16 competitive funds that will serve as investment capital to implement innovation projects.
The selected MSMEs will receive investment capital to promote innovation projects, such as those dedicated to technology will become a driver of micro, and small enterprises (Mype) that develop software, mobile apps, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, big data, among others aimed at the same area.
Challenges in formalizing entrepreneurial ideas and generating employment
Written by Rosalba AsturiasCreating quality employment opportunities remains a major social, and economic challenge.
The reduction of labor productivity and increase in unemployment rates are negatively impacting the standard of living and lack of income in those families that depend on the salary of one or two household members, and therefore the debt index rises.
Conamype recognizes state entities that buy the most from Mypes
Written by Sandy VelascoThe National Commission for Micro and Small Enterprises (Conamype) made a recognition to the state entities that have made more public purchases to salvadoran Mypes in the period from January to June 2019.
According to the data coming from the platform of the Electronic System of Public Purchases of El Salvador (COMPRASAL), there are around 3,600 micro and small companies that are selling their products or services to the different government institutions.
Conamype recognize state entities that buy the most from Mypes
Written by Sandy VelascoThe National Commission for Micro and Small Enterprises (Conamype) made a recognition to the state entities that have made more public purchases to salvadoran Mypes in the period from January to June 2019.
According to the data coming from the platform of the Electronic System of Public Purchases of El Salvador (COMPRASAL), there are around 3,600 micro and small companies that are selling their products, or services to the different government institutions.
