Wood Processing: Enterprise Managers Acquire Marketing Skills
By Godlove BAINKONG, Cameroon Tribune, 17-05-2014
They were trained within the government-World Bank Competitive Value Chain Project.
Managers of some wood processing enterprises in the country have been trained on management strategies and operational marketing with the goal of beefing up their activities for them to live better and ably contribute to the country’s socio-economic development.
They were trained within the government-World Bank Competitive Value Chain Project.
Managers of some wood processing enterprises in the country have been trained on management strategies and operational marketing with the goal of beefing up their activities for them to live better and ably contribute to the country’s socio-economic development.
The 16
managers were trained within the framework of the Competitive Value
Chain Project jointly managed by the World Bank and the government of
Cameroon through the Ministry of the Economy, Planning and Regional
Development.
The
training session which ran from May 5-16 in Yaounde centred on second
and third generation processing. Participants were schooled on
determining strategies, action plan, and follow up of realizations for
better profitability.
Speaking
during the closing of the training session on Friday May 16, the
National Coordinatior of the Competitive Value Chain Project, Françoise
Soua Ntyam, said the project targets growth-induced sectors of the
economy. She said the development objective of the Competitive Value
Chains Project for Cameroon is to contribute to the growth of the wood
and tourism value chains in the country by improving their
competitiveness and the investment climate. She announced other
trainings for the months ahead.
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