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December19th, 2016 - today USAID launched its Project - Partnership for Better Business Regulation to present the main goals, how they will be achieved, and who are the project implementers. The Project is funded by the U.S Government and aims to support economic growth by alleviating stress on the SMEs imposed by the frequent change s in legal regulations.
Today in Mogila the USAID Small Business Expansion Project, co-financed by the Government of Switzerland, held a closing ceremony for its four-year Grow More Corn initiative during the agricultural fair Traktorijada 2016. This event was organized by the Municipality of Mogila and the Local Action Group PeLAGonija. USAID/Macedonia Mission Director James Stein and the Ambassador of Switzerland to the Republic of Macedonia, Sybille Suter-Tejada gave remarks at the closing ceremony highlighting the achievements of the initiative.
On December 15th in Skopje, USAID Adaptation to Climate Change in Agriculture project celebrated the results from five – years of introducing simple and cost effective farm level adaptive practices that address an important issue such as climate change.
![Signing of MoU by the Ombudsman of the Republic of Macedonia and the USAID LGBTI Inclusion Project Signing of MoU by the Ombudsman of the Republic of Macedonia and the USAID LGBTI Inclusion Project](https://2017-2020.usaid.gov/sites/default/files/styles/square_thumbnail/public/pressreleases/LGBTI_Signin_2.png?itok=69nZQVVh)
December 14, 2017 - Today at the office of the Ombudsman a Memorandum for Cooperation was signed by the Ombudsman of the Republic of Macedonia and, the USAID LGBTI Inclusion Project implemented by the Helsinki Committee for human rights, to highlight the importance of protection and promotion of the rights of LGBTI people in the Republic of Macedonia. Representatives of LGBTI organizations and human rights activists attended the signing ceremony.
Today at Hub Skopje, in celebration of Global Entrepreneurship Week the USAID Micro and Small Enterprises Project (MSEP), co-funded by the Government of Switzerland, and implemented by the Center for Entrepreneurship and Executive Development (CEED) Macedonia, awarded certificates to 34 young entrepreneurs who successfully completed the Hub's acceleration programs.
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