Press conference on the success of the project "SME Bang, Tang Get Back"
❤️Associate Professor Dr. Somdej Rungsrisawat Dean of the College of Allied Health Sciences Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University Samut Songkhram Campus The chairman of the training project to promote entrepreneurs into the BDS system - Business Development Services gave a report at the press conference on the project to support and promote grassroots economic entrepreneurs. Community and small enterprises to access market opportunities and marketing channels in fiscal year 2023 or the project "SME Bang Tang Hai Kuen" with Associate Professor Dr. Weeraphong Malai, Director of the Office of Small and Medium Enterprises Promotion (OSMEP). ) presided over the ceremony There were more than 60 SME entrepreneurs and the media attending the press conference.
????BDS or Business Development Services aims to promote and support SME entrepreneurs to have the opportunity to access business development support services in new ways. that SME entrepreneurs can choose to receive services or receive development with a business service provider (Business Development Service Provider: BDSP) in areas that meet the needs of their business. OSMEP will subsidize development costs for SME entrepreneurs on a co-pay basis. (co-payment) in the proportion of 50–80 percent, maximum not more than 200,000 baht per person, according to the size of the business SME entrepreneurs can submit proposals to receive services and development in various areas, such as the development of quality and standards of products and services. Increasing business quality and efficiency, etc. through online platforms. http://bds.sme.go.th
????????“Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University has collaborated with OSMEP to organize training activities to provide knowledge and a work shop on registration in the BDS system for small entrepreneurs, a total of 31 times, covering an area of 26 provinces, with 2,150 recipients of preparation for development. 1,100 people entered the BDS system and received funding support from OSMEP for 383 people,” Associate Professor Dr. Somdet Rungsrisawat announced.