The Homegrown Economic Reform Programme (HGER) calls for building a resilient and diversified middle-income economy, driven by the private sector; eradicating extreme poverty and hunger; building human capabilities; creating a modern policy and institutional framework; and creating an efficient, resilient and well-functioning financial market. The HGER will implement a forthcoming 10-Year Perspective Plan which is based on five strategic pillars: macroeconomic stability; quality of economic growth; productivity and competitiveness; implementation capacity at all levels; and a resilient green economy. Underpinning both, a national jobs plan aims to create 14 million jobs by 2025 by building a vibrant local private sector, especially SMEs. During the COVID-19 pandemic UNDP supported actions that helped small businesses to keep their doors open. 

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