Income generation and money management: training women as entrepreneurs: Information

Income generation and money management: training women as entrepreneurs
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	Information
	Forward
	Introduction
	The role of the facilitator in adult learning.
	Writing session plans
	Problems women face in controlling their finances
	Focusing on the intent of your project
	Principles of marketing
	Quality control
	Numeracy
	Bookkeeping
	Appendix
	Suggested references

Information

Cover and Illustrations by

Sherilyn Paris

Peace Corps Volunteer

Originally Titled: Income Generation and Money Management: How to Train Gambian Women

Reprinted by

Peace Corps

Information Collection and Exchange

March 1994

R0087

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