Building Back Business from Crisis

 The global COVID-19 pandemic and the nation-wide lock down brought manufacturing and much of the economy in India to a stand-still, leaving many businesses, particularly Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in crisis. MSMEs reported concerns to address the many challenges that have popped up to return to business in terms of employee safety, sales, supplies, manpower, operations and finances. To help MSMEs navigate their way to restart, recover read more.

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