Lack of managerial capital remains one of the core challenges to SME growth in developing countries. However, rigorous evidence on the impact of programs focused on improving managerial skills is limited. This study evaluates a program which offers training and consulting for managerial staff in garment factories. It focuses on understanding how new management practices are adopted and implemented and what determines their success. The study will measure the impact of the training and consulting on output, productivity and other important outcomes of the factories.
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Akerlof, R., Macchiavello, R., & Woodruff, C., 2015. 'Training and Consulting Services for Managers: Experimental Evidence from Bangladeshi Garment Production Lines'. Innovations for Poverty Action - Project Registry.