MSME DEVELOPMENT IN BHUTANMSME DEVELOPMENT IN BHUTAN.

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MSME DEVELOPMENT IN BHUTANMSME DEVELOPMENT IN BHUTAN

Outline of Presentation MSME Definition Overview of Bhutans SME Impediments in SME development SME Development Advantages for Growth of SME Areas of Opportunity for SME growth Conclusion

DEFINITION Business TypeEmploymentInvestment Large Enterprise100+ Nu. 100 million Medium Enterprise20 to 99Nu million Small Enterprise5 to 19Nu million Micro Enterprise1 to 4 Nu. 1 million Note: Employment and investment will apply; where there is conflict, investment will take precedence over employment Nu. 53 = US $ 1

Overview of Bhutans SME First Five Year Plan (FYP) began in 1961 Privatization began in the 6FYP period ( ) Privatization of public sector undertakings Corporatization of government agencies MSME make up 98% of enterprises

Impediments in SME development Raw Materials Human Resources Sales and Market access Infrastructures Infos on Market & Technology Legal Environment Technical/Production Commercial Space Competition limited access to financing

Private sector is the engine of growth Governments role is facilitation & regulation Private sector to take up all commercial activities Government initiatives: Establishment of Bhutan Chamber of Commerce & Industries Infrastructure development Simplification of registration & licensing procedures Reduction of administrative burden

Regular interactions and consultations Protection of intellectual property rights Outsourcing of services to the private sector Fiscal incentives Access to credit HRD support

Political Stability Peace & Security Vibrant & living culture Pristine & Natural environment Reliable & competitively price energy

Conclusion