RFCD 2011: Dr. Tamal Sarkar:Foundation for MSME Clusters: Cluster Business Case
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The document discusses cluster development as a business approach and provides examples of its benefits and successful implementations. It analyzes case studies of 7 clusters that received a 3-year intervention by UNIDO. The intervention generated additional domestic sales over $3 million, additional exports over $22 million, and additional savings of over $2 million across the 7 clusters. It also led to over 60 new quality accreditations and infrastructure developments.
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