Inspired by the mobile medical center, the "Ann Ale" Project offers of Spaces of Itinerant Training (EFI), which are designed to enable small traders of neighborhoods of Project 16/6, to increase their incomes and living standards. Based on a diagnosis made with 1,500 Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), the project has signed agreements with the municipalities concerned, training institutes and graphic designers, to accompany these MSMEs.

Mobile training, given in trucks converted into classroom, focus on accounting, business management or marketing, as well as an improvement in the visibility of these MSMEs to enable them to better position themselves to increase their profits and reach a larger customer base.

These EFI offer the advantage of providing near commercial sites in neighborhoods, the knowledge on the management of small businesses to people who for various reasons, such as the care of young children, the lack of staff in the management of their small business, constantly repelled the idea to go elsewhere to attend long courses of 8 hours, 5 days.

Operational since Monday, October 2013 21, these trucks have already started training for dozens of people in the area of ​​Canapé Vert where participants interviewed were unanimous in their praise this approach.

In addition hundreds of MSMEs, following a diagnosis made by the project 16/6 benefit from graphic design (sign with logo, business card, labels, price lists, menus etc...) in order to improve their visibility.

Training and graphic support, allow small businesses to increase their income through better management and increase their customer base through quality service.

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