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Ntep, Massing Felix Pauligard. "Ethique et dirigeant camerounais : le cas de TPE à Douala." Montpellier 1, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007MON10002.
Full textUm-Ngouem, Marie-Thérèse. "Financement bancaire et gestion des petites et moyennes entreprises camerounaises." Bordeaux 4, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996BOR40015.
Full textThe developping process of small business needs all economic agents participation and particulary banks intervention in cameroon. Analysing tthe relationships the banks and the small business in cameroon, we shaw the difficulties the cameroonian small business have to iovercome their financial, technological and management problems. Consequently, their situation does not ensure the compatilility with the banking conditions
Ongoue, Jean-Claude. "Les petites et moyennes entreprises autour des complexes industriels à Edea (Cameroun)." Bordeaux 1, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994BOR1A001.
Full textFokam, Paul Kammogne. "La problématique de financement de la petite et moyenne industrie : cas du Cameroun." Bordeaux 1, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989BOR1D302.
Full textThe small and medium sized firms have difficulties in finding cash in the current cameroon financial structure for free main reasons : first of all the modern financial system is inadequate. Secondly the traditional financial system offers inappropriate ressources. Lastly both systems present insufficient complementarity. Whereas cameroon policy of economic development is based on sme sml growth. Therefore and because of lack of solutions to these problems we can conclure that the policy of development undertaken by the authorities of economic policy has failed
Essomba, Ambassa Claude. "Comportement financier et stratégie de financement à long terme des petites et moyennes entreprises industrielles camerounaises." Paris 9, 1990. https://portail.bu.dauphine.fr/fileviewer/index.php?doc=1990PA090026.
Full textAlthough the main place of the small and medium industrial firms in Cameroon new economical policy as the foundment of industrialization and socio-economic development of this country, the available researches on the nature of the management of these enterprises are rare. This contribution which shows up the difficulties of stable financing of small and medium camerooninan firms of the industrial sector, are welcome for the country economic situation. To be efficient financial and economic environment of these firms should be improved as whole. An increase of stable financing of small and medium industrial cameroonian firms should require amont other to : mobilize domestic savings and improve his granting by the transformation of financial system. Promote birth of mutual system by the implementation of "banques populaires". The reasons of this implementation stem form the fact that most enterprises set up and managed by the Camerronians depend on the familial base of the entrepreneur
Monga, Célestin. "L'argent des autres : banques et petites entreprises en Afrique : le cas du Cameroun /." Paris : LGDJ, 1997. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb36181726w.
Full textEbanda, Jangwa Manfred. "Le développement des petites et moyennes entreprises au Cameroun : un essai d'application d'une politique d'incitation économique." Paris 10, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA100008.
Full textPerspectives and situation of the third world are nowadays subject to many valuations. But everyone seems to be particularly pessimistic about one area of this third world: black Africa. If unanimously everyone can agree with the diagnosis (getting into debt, high unemployment rate, and increase in population. . . ), no one can give the right remedy. Many answers have been proposes by international organizations (financial and budgetary policies, encouraging private companies and sector). Despite those various remedies, the disease is getting worse. So what are the reasons of this dead end? Why this continual deterioration of perspects ? Application of proposed solutions and policies faces two major problems. The first one is the flimsy social and political frame work of the black-continent. The second one is the inadequacy between the internal social dynamism of African societies, and proposed policies or models drawn up by international organization. The result of this is on one side. There are interferences between long term policies to be applied, and the social and political flimsy. In the other side, most of this societies, master little, the mains components of their development. It is on the basis of this matter, we would like to analyze the promotion of medium and small companies, and the economic incitement in Cameroun
Djuatio, Emmanuel. "Les déterminants de l'internationalisation de la PME : cas des PME françaises et camerounaises." Lille 1, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997LIL12025.
Full textEssombe, Edimo Nya Bonabebey Jean-Roger. "Financement interne et développement économique : un essai sur le rôle du financement parallèle dans le foisonnement industriel au Cameroun." Grenoble 2, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990GRE21003.
Full textLike the fordist economic model of development which subtended it for a long time, the vision of the internal (or inward) financing of the development, exclusively based under a state control and the financial intermediation, is now in crisis. For as a matter of fact, nowadays, the vitality of several economic spaces in the world seems to be more and more provided by both the dynamism and the abundance of their small industries. And, most of the time, the financing of these latters proceeds neither from the public sector nor the local banks (or financial intermediaries). In what concerning cameroun espacially, the creation just as the development of small and medium size enterprises here are based upon the using of the "parallel financing system". This system is made up of the innumerable local rotative and savings credit associations, the personal savings of firms creators, the family aid (or assistance), the revenues of commerce and the rent from landed estate. And, while showing the local banks incapacity to finance these small enterprises, this manifestation also seems to reveal the necessity, for cameroun, to set up a semi-formal financial institution assigned to the financing of the local small industries
Ebanda, Jangwa Manfred. "Le Développement des petites et moyennes entreprises au Cameroun un essai d'application d'une politique d'incitation économique /." Grenoble 2 : ANRT, 1987. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37604788h.
Full textOloua, Edene Ayissi Barnabé. "Endettement bancaire et performances des PME camerounaises." Université Louis Pasteur (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007STR1EC02.
Full textIn this thesis, we have tried to analyse the relation between banking loans and performance and to suggest propositions to improve this relation in Cameroonian Small and Medium size Enterprises (SME). The main goal is how to manage banking loans in order to improve performances in SME. Therefore, two variables have been identified : the level and the quality of banking loans which depend their selves on structural and managerial features of SME. The research is presented in two parts including three chapters each. The first part is logically articulated in three levels : taking in account SME's features and banking conditions to analyse banking loans in SME in order to build a theoretical model between banking loans and performances. This model shows that a banking debt which has been well identified and which is adapted in a favourable environment, but which is also controlled, must permit performances in SME. In the second part, we need to check the reality of the relation between banking loans and performances in Cameroonian's SME. It is organised as follow : taking in account an appropriate approach of collecting real information in Cameroon 's SME, referring to their features, their banking conditions, their performances and their environment to analyse the main variables in the relation between banking loans and performances in order to appreciate by statistic tests, the degree of relation between different variables of the research model and to suggest measures for a positive relation
Nkakleu, Raphaël. "Pour une approche contingente des PME au Cameroun : contribution à la connaissance de l'identité des dirigeants et des modes de gestion du potentiel." Université Louis Pasteur (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001STR1EC11.
Full textBeyina, Onguene Emmanuel. "Financements et rentabilité des PME innovantes camerounaises." Université Louis Pasteur (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 2007. https://publication-theses.unistra.fr/restreint/theses_doctorat/2007/BEYINA_ONGUENE_Emmanuel_2007.pdf.
Full textTachouola, Vincent. "Les modes de contrôle de gestion dans les entreprises : essai d'analyse sur un échantillon de PME camerounaises." Bordeaux 4, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008BOR40058.
Full textThe present study focuse on management control system of cameroonian's small and medium-sized firms. Generally considered as the process of resource allocation, management control system is at the center of the business transaction. There are many forms of management control system (MCS) : bureaucratic control, ritual control, results controls, action controls, behavior controls. The management control process vary from compagny to compagny. A part of the control process is the measurement of performance using financial of non financial indicators. The rate of returns on investment (ROI) appear to be the most popular measures used in practice. The methods of MCS are different from firm to firm. The difference found can by explained by the size, the legal status, the employee moral and job satisfaction
Mbenda, Béhalal Georges. "La problématique du financement des petites et moyennes entreprises (PME) au Cameroun-- : vers une intégration efficace des tontines dans le processus de financement ; une intervention dans la région de Yaounde /." Thèse, Chicoutimi : Université du Québec à Chicoutimi, 1989. http://theses.uqac.ca.
Full textHiol, Janvier. "Pratique du marketing dans les P. M. E. Du Cameroun : Avenir et développement." Paris 13, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA131004.
Full textCameroon is a country of central africa. Independent since 1960, cameroon faces the social and economic problems of a modern state. Its traditional social structures conserve an economy of subsistence. Business undertaking is unknown. However, the survival of nations depends upon the economical performance of enterprises undertaking. The state of cameroon has contributed to the making up of great para-public societies which need foreign investments. After two decades, this experience is a bright failure. This development model has not permitted the economic take off expected. The cameroonian business undertaking missed the area of freedom authorising the competition. The clan and the tribe have suffocated the business undertaking. The public administration and over obliging management have prevented the initiative. Cameroon orientates its development on little and middle enterprises. This option asks for new ways of promoting and training the economy, the science and the culture. From now on, the national promoters should master the principles of organization and management. One must allot the aims of competitivity and performance to the little and middle enterprises. One should integrate the business undertaking as partner into the community environment in order to favour in this way the self development of cameroon
ESOBO, BANG ISAAC RICHARD. "Niveau de la technique et contribution a l'emploi et a la formation des petites et moyennes entreprises industrielles dans l'economie du cameroun." Rennes 1, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992REN11017.
Full textSince 1984 in particular, cameroon has chosen to give priority to the development of small and medium-size industries (smsi) in order to solve the problem of labour employment and training. Beyond its socioeconomic and political foundations theoritically such a choice particularly rests upon two kinds of attributes of smsi which make them be considered as the best adapted to the resolution of this problem particularly in sub-saharian underdeveloped economies: they have a low capital intensity and offer important training opportunities. Though these attributes are regarded as intrinsic caracteristics of smsi, they can be applied generally with difficulty to the whole underdeveloped economies. Then, what about the cameroonian smsi?. . . They have a hight technical level in general, but their capacity to employment and labour training seems to be hampered particularly by the structural, institutionnal and cultural caracteristics that are specific to cameroon's economy. The prupose of this thesis is to show that the contribution of smsi to labour employment and training which is already the most substancial in industry-measured in statics as well as in dynamics-, can be raised and optimized. Thus two policies must found their development,i. E. , adaptation of the production units to the characteris tics of the cameroonian market and that of products to the socioeconomic and cultural characteristics of populations
Etcheu, Jeannette. "L'efficacite des PME camerounaises par la formation professionnelle des cadres : une approche culturelle." Thesis, Montpellier 1, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010MON10035.
Full textThe object of this thesis is to give an account of the importance of the professional training of the managers of the small and medium-size companies (PME) in the explanation of the organisational effectiveness.Research is put in perspective in a context characterized by heterogeneity of the leaders according to their practice of management and their cultural origin. In this particular cultural context, which is Cameroun, the urgency of training, in particular vocational, is notable not only for the company which initiates it but also for the employee who profits from it. The approach by the management of the formation based on the culture and, more precisely the approach of the cultural contingency was mobilized. This one offers, indeed, a frame of reference for better explaining the effectiveness of SME by the training.Studies of 4 cases of SME, supplemented by that of 41 questionnaires at SME, were undertaken. Their results show the existence of the factors not only of a managerial and Community nature, but they reveal also a model with two dimensions of culture, explaining the organisational effectiveness: an individualistic dimension and a dimension collectivist. The first dimension, relating to the Bamileke group, privileges the capacity of the employees to the training and the second dimension, inherent in the Sawa-Pahouin group, appreciates the improvement of competences of the employees.This thesis shows that, more the owner-leader of SME a behaviour collectivist has, more it tends to improve competences of its framework-employees
Kwane, Bebey Giscard Léon. "Le comportement stratégique des PME dans un environnement incertain." Thesis, Artois, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017ARTO0101/document.
Full textThis research of SMEs in France and Cameroon, shows that the strategic behavior of the company has a significant positive influence on performance. The environmental uncertainty has no direct impact on the performance, but positively moderate the relationship between strategic behavior and performance. However, the role of cultural variables is more contrasted. Some have both a direct effect on the strategic behavior variables and also play the role of moderating variables of the relationship between the strategic behavior and performance. Others are both a direct effect on performance, as they moderate the relationship between strategic behavior and performance. Results by country show no significant relationship between strategic behavior and performance. The country is not a moderator, but has a significant direct effect on performance. At the managerial and theoretical levels implications are numerous
Mbenda, Béhalal Georges. "La problématique du financement des petites et moyennes entreprises (PME) au Cameroun-- : vers une intégration efficace des tontines dans le processus de financement ; une intervention dans la région de Yaounde." Thèse, 1989. http://constellation.uqac.ca/1645/1/1450134.pdf.
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