Association Marocaine d'Appui à la Promotion de la Petite Entreprise (AMAPPE) was created on 23 March 1991 under the impetus of a group of volunteers involved in the life of MADI (Maghreb Développement Investissement S.A) which was set up in 1987. MADI, made up entirely of volunteers, was responsible for receiving, advising, supporting and financing small business projects, sources of employment and added value. AMAPPE's mission is to contribute to the fight against poverty through: the creation and/or development of economic activities, such as very small enterprises (VSEs), cooperatives and economic interest groups (EIGs), and capacity building for development actors.
OUR OBJECTIVES
- creation and assistance to small and very small enterprises, cooperatives, Economic Interest Groups and any form of economic organization of communities;
- development of the entrepreneurial spirit of the target populations;
- Strengthening the entrepreneurial capacities of the target actors;
- promotion of research on participatory entrepreneurship and the development of the theory of practices and socio-economic analysis according to gender.
OUR MISSION
Contribute to the fight against poverty among poor populations in a precarious and vulnerable situation, particularly women and young people, through integration and socio-economic development.
SOME EXAMPLES OF OUR INTERVENTIONS
Currently, the Amappe is carrying out the following projects:
- Amappe and Intermon-Oxfam, for the "Economic Justice" of women in the strawberry sector.
- Amappe and GIZ, for the economic integration of women in Morocco
- With UNHCR, Amappe supports the socio-economic integration of urban refugees in Morocco.
- Amappe and Intermon-Oxfam, for the "Economic Justice" of women in the strawberry sector.
- Amappe and GIZ, for the economic integration of women in Morocco
- With UNHCR, Amappe supports the socio-economic integration of urban refugees in Morocco.
