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Projekat za razvoj privatnog sektora Avgust 2013. OSNOVNE INFORMACIJE Četvorogodišnji Projekat za razvoj privatnog sektora, vredan 7 miliona dolara, namenjen je jačanju kompanija iz privatnog sektora u 12 opština iz ekonomski ugroženih područja južne i jugozapadne Srbije. Projekat je pokrenut u julu 2013. a 12 opština u kojima se projekat sprovodi su: Vranje, Leskovac, Preševo, Bujanovac, Medveđa, Raška, Novi Pazar, Sjenica, Tutin, Priboj, Prijepolje i Nova Varoš. Serbia USAID Photo: Projekat sprovodi Nacionalna agencija za regionalni razvoj (NARR) preko svoje Direktori USAID-a i NARRA-a potpisuju pod- mreže regionalnih razvojnih agencija. Regionalne razvojne agencije u Novom ugovor o sprovođenju projekta u junu 2013. Pazaru, Užicu, Kraljevu i Leskovcu, u saradnji sa Agencijom za razvoj malih i Projekat finansira: srednjih preduzeća iz Vranja, pomoćiće kompanijama i poslovnim udruženjima, koje imaju potencijala za rast, da povećaju prodaju i izvoz i otvore nova radna Ameri čka agencija za međunarodni razvoj; USAID/Srbija mesta. Projekat sprovodi: Ovo je prvi put da USAID Srbija radi na sprovođenju nekog USAID programa u Nacionalna agencija za regionalni direktnom partnerstvu sa nekom državnom institucijom. Ovaj USAID-ov razvoj(NARR); program saradnje između dve vlade jedan je od prvih i najsloženijih u jugoistočnoj regionalne razvojne agencije: Evropi. Zlatibor, Novi Pazar, Kraljevo, Leskovac U cilju uspešnijeg sprovođenja projekta, USAID će raditi na izgradnji kapaciteta NARR-a i razvojnih agencija i to u oblastima upravljanja programima, praćenja i Ključni partneri: evaluacije, alata za procenu izvoznih tržišta, itd. Mala i srednja preduzeća; udruženja; klasteri; mladi i žene AKTIVNOSTI vlasnici preduzeća i drugi. Aktivnosti projekta fokusiraće se na dva glavna cilja: Gde radimo: Podrška razvoju privatnog sektora kroz rad sa kompanijama u !2 opština: Novi Pazar, Sjenica, oblastima koje imaju veliki potencijal Tutin, Priboj, Prijepolje, Nova Projekat će pomoći kompanijama da bolje razumeju i snabdevaju Varoš, Raška, Vranje, Leskovac, lokalna/regionalna tržišta; da poboljšaju kvalitet postojećih i tradicionalnih Medveđa, Preševo, Bujanovac proizvoda kao i da osmisle nove; da smanje troškove proizvodnje i da prošire mrežu dobavljača, čime povećavaju profitabilnost i šire Trajanje projekta: poslovanje. od jula 2013. do juna 2017. Jačanje kapaciteta državnih institucija koje se bave razvojem Kontakt: privatnog sektora NARR u Beogradu Aktivnosti će obezbediti bolji protok informacija i stvoriti prilike između Trg Nikole Pašića 5/VI, ciljanih regiona i državnih institucija koje su posvećene razvoju privatnog 11000 Beograd sektora. Državne agencije će nastojati da povećaju izvoz i prošire tržišne Tel: +381-11 206-0888 mogućnosti u Srbiji za kompanije u ciljanim oblastima. Ova komponenta Fax: +381-11 334-6107 će biti realizovana u saradnji sa Agencijom za strana ulaganja i promociju E-mail: [email protected] izvoza (SIEPA). www.narr.gov.rs Američka agencija za međunarodni razvoj http://serbia.usaid.gov .

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