Citizens Entrepreneurial Development Association
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In 1996, the Botswana government created the Financial Assistance Policy (FAP), the purpose of which was to help citizens set up businesses and thus encourage employment and diversification of industry. In attempting to find a balance between being easy to understand and effective fraud prevention, the policy has undergone several revisions. It is currently known as the Citizens Entrepreneurial Development Association (CEDA).
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