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17th December 2020
How did enterprise support organisations working in the global South keep small and social businesses up and running in a tumultuous year? Lessons from Ghana, Latin America and beyond.
Small business owners across the world have faced their toughest year yet. From curfews to social distancing rules to sharp decline of custom, not to mention endless months of uncertainty: the coronavirus pandemic of 2020 has seen countless business plans torn up and rewritten from scratch. 
In countries where governments provided little or no funding to get them through the worst of the pandemic, emergency cash assistance has been one lifeline. Another has been help with other aspects of running a business such as operations, HR management or business planning – areas that entrepreneurs found almost as important as access to finance in the initial months of Covid-19, according to research by the Aspen Network of Development Entrepreneurs.  ....

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