Micro-Economic Development Strategy for the Western Cape (MEDS): Synthesis Report 2007/8
2008
(Western Cape Government)
(Western Cape Government)
Summary
The Micro-Economic Development Strategy (MEDS) is one of the complementary, interactive strategies of iKapa Elihlumayo being developed by the PGWC. The aim is to stimulate economic development and transformation in the Western Cape. The strategy, led by the Department of Economic Development and Tourism, will guide and direct provincial government involvement in the private sector and be will be used as a planning tool.
Contents:
- Micro-Economic Development Strategy for the Western Cape 2007/8: Front Cover
- Micro-Economic Development Strategy for the Western Cape 2007/8: Preface, Contents, Introduction
- Micro-Economic Development Strategy for the Western Cape 2007/8: Part 1
- Micro-Economic Development Strategy for the Western Cape 2007/8: Part 2
- Micro-Economic Development Strategy for the Western Cape 2007/8: Part 3: Executive Summaries and Appendices
- Micro-Economic Development Strategy for the Western Cape (MEDS): Synthesis Report 2006 (Reports and Research)
- MEDS: Input Papers into Micro Economic Strategy for Western Cape: 2005 (Public Information)
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