O Desenvolvimento de actividades econômicas de pequena no contexto da ajuda alimentar em Moçambique. Avaliação do projecto de apoio ao sector moageiro

Abstract

Tipos de tradução Tradução de textos Texto de origem 2336 / 5000 Resultados de tradução The Mill Sector Support Project - Private Milling Support Project (PMS) - is an initiative for the development of small-scale economic activities (SEAD-Small Economic Activity Development) by CARE International in Mozambique, which emerged in the context of the objective of the government of Mozambique achieve food security through market efficiency mechanisms. As a result of the growing increase in demand for corn flour at affordable prices in local markets, and following the market-oriented strategies adopted in the context of the Economic Rehabilitation Program (PRE), sponsored by the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, the The government decided to gradually withdraw price control and subsidies to the large-scale monopoly milling industry, with the aim of promoting the participation of the small-scale private milling sector in a competitive market environment. In July 1991, CARE International in Mozambique started a one-year pilot project aimed at supporting the private milling sector. CARE's role was essentially to support the development of the Cereal Processing Association (APROC) through training sessions on technical and management issues related to the development of a small-scale business, including the establishment of an accounting and accounting system. advising on the creation of organizations, structuring and operating a business association. APROC is an officially registered institution, headquartered in Maputo, with possibilities for expansion at the national level, which represents private mills registered on a voluntary basis. Currently, APROC has 120 registered members and 15 candidates in Maputo City and the periphery, and in the provinces of Maputo, Gaza and Inhambane. The cost of the project, between July 1991 and June 1992, is estimated at US $ 69,620, of which US $ 28,629 was provided by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the remainder, estimated at US $ 40,991 was provided by other sources, including CARE-USA. USAID has requested the Ministry of Commerce (MICOM) to allocate 10,000 tons of yellow maize grain (GMA) to APROC from the United States government's commercial food aid program, PL 480 Title III.