Sentence examples for supporting local enterprises from inspiring English sources

The United Nations Foundation's AREED (African Rural Energy Enterprise Development) project is helping on two levels: by supporting local enterprises with business development services and seed capital, and by training its local partners in developing countries to apply market principles.

Tourism was also found to contribute to IVM through supporting local enterprises with potential for generating income for sustaining mosquito control.

Helping governments to create employment on a greater scale, for example by supporting SME development and using their procurement channels to support local enterprises, must be a priority for these companies.

I visited Knowsley Safari Park, owned by Lord Derby of stately Knowsley Hall, whose estate manager (an ex-army officer as pro-Brexit as most others here) runs a business group to support local enterprise.

Technical universities would be partnerships with industry and would support local enterprise zones.

The National Council for Voluntary Organisations welcomed the bill and Chief Executive Sir Stuart Etherington said: "Community assets, both buildings and land, can play a key role in strengthening communities, as a focus for community life and a resource to support local enterprise".

But some people think it will discourage investors from supporting local cannabis enterprises when they can put their money behind businesses in California cities that aren't hedging.

"It would be great if more local Kenyan investors were willing to back local enterprises and support the next M-Kopa.

We are building a market for solar lighting and other clean energy products by supporting local, women-led enterprises serving the energy poor.

Preliminary planning is underway to establish a small crocodile farm and feral buffalo meat supply company to supply the local community, similar to other ranger groups in Arnhem Land (less the grand scale of development the Coalition's "Develop the North" envisages and more a community-led social enterprise supporting local aspirations and needs).

A new enterprise centre supporting local businesses has just opened in Solihull.