
Institutional Restructuring Training Kit
A kit on managing organisational change and crises, diagnosing institutional failure, and the concepts, reasons and methods of administrative and financial restructuring.
Small projects are considered among the economic sectors that occupy top positions in all countries of the world, as small projects suit people with limited incomes, being very suitable for them. The idea of small projects captures the minds of most young people, because they are considered easy to implement and start.
A project that requires relatively small capital.
A project that uses little labour and generally does not need a high technological level of production. The concept of a small project differs from one country to another, as do the standards used to describe this project, such as capital, labour, the technological level used, and so on.
Contributing to solving some economic and social problems at the same time, especially the problem of unemployment, since the cost of creating a new job opportunity through a small project does not require large amounts of capital.
Supplying medium and large enterprises with goods and intermediate products.
Increasing opportunities for the growth of self-employment.
Their ability to mobilise the small savings of people with limited income into investment and production.
Their contribution to distributing income better, especially in less developed areas.
Broadening the base of ownership, which leads to efficiency in distribution.
Achieving economic and social stability for many families.
Small business owners, entrepreneurs, and anyone interested in entrepreneurship.
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