Description |
1 online resource (70 p.) |
Contents |
Intro -- Contents -- Foreword -- Executive summary -- Introduction -- Purpose -- Scope and methodology -- How to use this framework -- Chapter 1: The threat of shocks on small firms -- The three types of shocks -- What makes small firms in developing countries more vulnerable -- The importance of supporting small firms overcome shocks -- Chapter 2: Supporting small firms in times of crisis -- Objective A: Improving financial stability and liquidity -- Objective B: Supporting operational continuity and adaptation -- Objective C: Supporting employment continuity and adaptation |
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Objective D: Facilitating restructuring procedures -- Chapter 3: Building risk mitigation and resilience capacity -- Lever 1: Enterprise risk management awareness and capabilities -- Lever 2: Tools and systems -- Lever 3: Products and services -- Chapter 4: Implementation considerations -- Understanding the crisis and defining the focus segments -- Choosing the best-fit levers and tailoring the measures -- Deploying, monitoring, and adapting measures -- Supporting special targets -- Conclusion |
Summary |
This wide-ranging report addresses the key challenges that shocks pose to small firms in developing countries. It outlines a range of policy options that can help small firms during crisis conditions, and presents measures derived from previous shocks and the COVID-19 pandemic |
Notes |
Description based on online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on August 15, 2023) |
Subject |
Small business -- Developing countries -- Management
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Crisis management -- Developing countries
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Crisis management
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Small business -- Management
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Developing countries
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Form |
Electronic book
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Author |
International Labour Organization, publisher.
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ISBN |
9220358492 |
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9789220358498 |
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