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Centre for Microenterprise Development (also known as CMD or M-Place) is a not-for-profit, non-partisan and non-governmental organization founded since 2002. CMD supports the establishment and growth of micro, small and medium enterprise's (MSMEs) through training, business development services and access to credit for farmers and MSMEs.
Manager is a robust accounting software designed for small business. There is a free version for very small businesses available at www.manager.io. There is also a server version and a cloud version which is available for Windows, Mac and Linux. It includes key accounting modules, tax functions and features that streamline data entry and accounting procedures. The software is designed to be very easy to work with and is so intuitive. We provide implementation and support services to facilitate the set-up for small and medium enterprises. We have implemented manager accounting for companies, schools, financial institutions, and cooperatives. What ever your industry or size and whatever your budget, we can work with you. You can email Kola at kolawoleo@microenterpriseplace.com or call him on 0902 858 5006.
Aggregators are agricultural businesses or cooperatives of growers that consolidate and distribute agricultural products. They typically support regional growers of diverse sizes and experience and sell products to local or regional markets. Are you an aggregator or off-taker interested in buying from our farmers? Please contact yopj@microenterpriseplace.com or on 0808 589 8667
The Feed the Future Initiative was launched in 2010 by the United States government and the Obama Administration to address global hunger and food insecurity. Centre for Microenterprise Development is one of the implementers of the Feed the Future program under Mercy Corps Rural Resilience Activity (RRA) in Northeast Nigeria. For more information contact alexb@microenterpriseplace.com or call him on 0708 590 3909
The Rural Resilience Activity is a five-year USAID-funded Program in Nigeria's northeast. The purpose of the Rural Resilience Activity is to sustainably move people out of chronic vulnerability and poverty. The program is implemented by Mercy Corps through it partners. See www.mercycorps.org for more details.
Your first point of call is the Branch Manger. If your branch manager has not attended to you, you can send an email to feedback@microenterpriseplace.com or letter to 1A Kaltungo Road, Off Bauchi Road, Gombe or P O Box 994 Gombe. It will be treated as confidential and will be attended to within 24 working hours.
The CBSA Assessment and Revenue Management (CARM) project is a multi-year initiative that will modernize how the CBSA assesses imported goods and manages revenue. Once fully implemented, CARM will streamline and automate business processes and offer online self-service tools to help the trade community do business in Canada.