El Salvador project 519-0395 · 1992–1996

Project to help 40 Salvadoran firms increase productivity and sales and improve competitiveness within the context of a free market economy and reduced tariff protection. DEC abstract (PD-ABI-453)

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End year 1996 (our estimate)Likely, not confirmed1
Scope: country: El SalvadorLikely, not confirmed2
Rolled out under George H. W. BushOur estimate1
El SalvadorStated in a document3
519-0395-A-2080Stated in a document1
USAID. Mission to El SalvadorStated in a document3
El SalvadorStated in a document3
Topics (8)Stated in a document8
Start year 1992Stated in a document1

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Project 5190395 managed by El Salvador

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AID cooperative agreement no. 519-0395-A-00-2080-00 with International Executive Service Corps to provide technical assistance to private sector enterprises and organizations, to assist in the economic reactivation of El Salvador, an unverified eval from 1992 PD-ABI-453
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Technical assistance to business, a project/program/activity design document from 1992 PD-ABJ-239
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Closeout of the IESC technical assistance to business : project no. 519-0395, a final evaluation report from 1996 PD-ABN-541
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