Development and promotion of small enterprise is said to be one of the most important and difficult fields of aid and administration in the Third World. It deals with methods of promoting new and small enterprises in the developing world, and issues focusing the role of small business in social and economic development. The book also covers ways in which large businesses, local or foreign can profitably promote indigenous enterprises. There are case studies from different countries to illustrate what was covered in the chapter. This book is intended for administrators and staff of government, private or voluntary organizations in the Third World, and students and teachers of management and development studies.