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A-3 KEY REFERENCES Anderson, Gavin, “The Hidden MSE Service Sector – Research Into Commercial BDS Provision to Micro and Small Enterprises in Vietnam and Thailand”, International Labour Organisation. Prepared for the Donors Committee Conference on Business Services for Small Enterprises in Asia: Developing Markets and Measuring Performance, Hanoi, April 2000. Bennett R. and P. Robson; The Market for External Business Advice Services in Britain; ESRC, 1999. Biggs, Tyler; "A microeconomic evaluation of the Mauritius Technology Diffusion Scheme"; RPED Discussion Paper, The World Bank, November 1999 Botelho, Caren Addis and Lara Goldmark, “Paraguay Vouchers Revisited: Strategies for the Development of Training Markets”, United States Agency for International Development Microenterprise Best Practices managed by Development Alternatives, Inc.. Prepared for the Donors Committee Conference on Business Services for Small Enterprises in Asia: Developing Markets and Measuring Performance, Hanoi, April 2000. Ceglie, Giovanna and Marco Dini, “Clusters and Network Development in Developing Countries” in Levitsky, Jacob (ed.), Business Development Services: A Review of International Experience. IT Publications, London, 2000. Committee of Donor Agencies for Small Enterprise Development (Jim Tanburn – ILO, Gabriele Trah – GTZ and Kris Hallberg – Word Bank), “Business Development Services for Small Enterprises: Guidelines for Donor Interventions”. Revision 15, June, 2000. Committee of Donor Agencies for Small Enterprise Development (Alan Gibson, Springfield Center) “Business Development Services for SMEs: Preliminary Guidelines for Donor-Funded Interventions,” January 1998. Crisafulli, Daniel, “Matching Grant Schemes” in Levitsky, Jacob (ed.), Business Development Services: A Review of International Experience. IT Publications, London, 2000. Field, Michael, Rob Hitchins and Marshall Bear, “Designing BDS Interventions as if Markets Matter.” United States Agency for International Development Microenterprise Best Practices managed by Development Alternatives, Inc., July 2000. Gibson, Alan, “The Development of Markets for Business Development Services: Where We Are Now and How to Go Further”, Springfield Centre for Business in Development, for the International Labour Organisation. Prepared for the Donors
A-4 Committee Conference on Business Services for Small Enterprises in Asia: Developing Markets and Measuring Performance, Hanoi, April 2000. Gibson, Alan; "Developing Indicators in Small Enterprise Development Projects"; Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation, 2000. Gibson, A; "Developing Indicators in Small Enterprise Development (SED) - A Tool For People Involved in Designing, Implementing and Evaluating SED Projects"; SDC- SED Working Paper No. 1; SDC, May 2001. Gibson, Alan and Robert Hitchins, “Swisscontact: Business Centre Approach in Indonesia and the Philippines” in Levitsky, Jacob (ed.), Business Development Services: A Review of International Experience. IT Publications, London, 2000. Goldmark, Lara, “Sorting Out the Truth: Financial Viability of BDS,” IDB. Prepared for the Donors Committee Conference on Business Development Services: Building a Modern and Effective Business Service Sector for Small Enterprises. Rio de Janeiro Brazil, 1999. Goldmark, Lara, “Voucher Programs: What Next After Paraguay,” IDB. Prepared for the Donors Committee Conference on Business Development Services: Building a Modern and Effective Business Service Sector for Small Enterprises. Rio de Janeiro Brazil, 1999. Hagblade, Steve and Matt Gamser, “A Field Manual for Subsector Practitioners,” a USAID GEMINI publication, Pact Publication, 1991. Hallberg, Kristin, “A Market-Oriented Strategy for Small and Medium Scale Enterprises”. IFC Discussion Paper, February 2000. Hanna, James and Ton de Wilde, “Jamaica MicroNET,” World Bank. Prepared for the Donors Committee Conference on Building a Modern and Effective Business Development Services Industry for Small Enterprises, Brazil, April 1999. Havers, Mark, “ApproTEC: Developing Technology Based Business Opportunities,” DFID, Prepared for the Donors Committee Conference on Business Development Services: How sustainable can they really be?” Zimbabwe, 1998. Hitchins, Rob, "Developing Markets for BDS: Designing and Implementing More Effective Interventions"; SDC Issue Paper No. 5; Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation, 2000. Hitchins, R; "Assessing the Experience of Swisscontact's Business Centre Approach in Latin America and Asia"; Swisscontact; SDC Issue paper No.3, 1999.
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BDS Market Development: A Guide for
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ii CHAPTER FOUR HOW DO WE GET THERE
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iv Table 1 Implications of Differen
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23 WHERE SHOULD INTERVENTIONS FOCUS
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