80 SMEs to benefit from Business Integrity Project first phase
By Eugene Davis A Business Integrity Project (BIP) aimed at assisting high growth small medium enterprises (SMEs) to incorporate anti-corruption, compliance, regulatory and integrity activities into their business operations have been launched by the Ghana Enterprises Agency (GEA), with eighty businesses expected to benefit from the first phase. The project, christened ‘PEPEYE’ would adopt a multi sectoral approach to ensure an inclusive and responsible clean business environment, especially for women entrepreneurs to be able to navigate issues in terms of gender stereotyping, negotiations, regulatory compliance in their daily business, environment and operations. Launching the project at a programme to mark...
