Cluster Competitiveness and Business School Linkages Sample Clauses

Cluster Competitiveness and Business School Linkages. (a) Support to TPSF, sector business associations and eligible clusters of firms to: (i) develop enterprise cluster and sub-sector competitiveness assessments and carry out related workshops and public outreach activities; (ii) prepare cluster development strategies and action plans for selected clusters; and (iii) implement selected initiatives identified in the said strategies and action plans; (b) Strengthening the capacity of TPSF to monitor sub-sector development and promote dialogue between the public and private sectors at the national and sub-national level; and (c) Support to eligible business management and financial schools to develop and deliver quality entrepreneurial training, including upgrading of training curricula and comprehensive training of faculty, and dissemination of best practices through workshops and publications.
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