They are promoting the digital transformation of Panamanian MSMEs by providing funding to develop business e-commerce.
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Financial support initiatives are currently underway to accelerate the digital transformation and e-commerce capabilities of micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (mipymes) in Panama and Costa Rica. In Panama, 41 businesses recently completed a specialized training program, with nine selected to receive individual grants of up to $10,100 to implement their e-commerce business plans.
Simultaneously, a separate initiative in Costa Rica has allocated a combined total of $158,050 in non-reimbursable capital to 11 selected mipymes. These funds are designated to strengthen the operational capacities of these businesses, specifically aimed at increasing sales through digital commerce channels.
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Infobae (Costa Rica focus)Focuses on total capital distribution and specific funding amounts for Costa Rica.
Infobae (Panama focus)Highlights the completion of training programs prior to awarding business grants.
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