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  • PRESENTATION BY MS. JUNG JAE WOOK, Korea

    Ms Chair-Person, distinguished delegates,

    My presentation will focus on reviewing the status and prospect of the existing micro-credit institutions and facilities and presenting some ways for reinforcing micro-credit with the view to expediting the rapid growth and development of women-owned micro enterprises (ME).

  • Jung Jae‐Wook

    Pen name: Hyun Yang

    Date of Birth: November 6, 1942


  • PRESENTATION BY MS. CAI SHENG, China

    Promote Entrepreneurship of Women in Cities by Micro-Credit

  • Cai Sheng

    Title: Deputy Director-General, International Liaison Department, All-China Women’s Federation.

  • DATO’ KALSOM ABDUL RAHMAN

    DATO’ KALSOM BINTI ABDUL RAHMAN, is the Chairman of Small and Medium Industries Development Corporation (SMIDEC), an agency under MITI, responsible for the development of SMEs and Chairman of the Executive Committee of Invest-In-Penang Berhad.

  • PRESENTATION BY MS. IRINA GORBULINA, Russia

    Women’s small and medium entreprises – path to overcome poverty and to ensure sustainable development

  • IRINA GORBULINA

    Date of birth: 09/03/1961

  • Dr Patrice Braun

    Patrice Braun is a Research Fellow at the Centre for Regional Innovation & Competitiveness (CRIC) at the University of Ballarat, which has a focus on small business and community capacity building; the adoption and use of ICT technologies; regional clustering and networks; demand and integrated resource management for regions.

  • Dr Patrice Braun

    Patrice Braun is a Research Fellow at the Centre for Regional Innovation & Competitiveness (CRIC) at the University of Ballarat, which has a focus on small business and community capacity building; the adoption and use of ICT technologies; regional clustering and networks; demand and integrated resource management for regions.

  • PRESENTATION BY MS. CHUN FANG HSU, Chinese Taipei

    Business operation modes have changed dramatically due to trade liberalization, globalization and the development of the knowledge-based economy. These changes have in turn changed the kinds of employment and start-up venture opportunities for women, so that women can play a bigger role than before in economic and social development.
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