Small enterprises boosted by ITTO microfinance

2017-12-01

A project officer (left) assists the owner of a small-scale sawmill to apply for credit under an ITTO-funded scheme. Photo: Natural Resources Development Center

A microcredit scheme established under an ITTO activity is showing promise in boosting the efficiency and profitability of small and medium-sized forest enterprises in Indonesia.

The scheme is one of several dozen projects and activities under review by delegates at the 53rd session of the International Tropical Timber Council.

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