Micro-Franchising in Jordan Formative Evaluation Precis
This précis presents abridged findings and recommendations from the longer formative evaluation undertaken by Manafeth Consultants for the USAID Local Enterprise Support Project (LENS). Text has been synthesized and re-numbered for concision and may depart slightly from the original document. The overall goal of the evaluation was to assess whether the Micro-Franchise Model (MFM) has social and economic development potential in Jordan. One of the key findigs were that the MFM enhanced the economic participation of marginal groups such as women and rural populations,and showed plausible potential for sustained job creation.
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