Figure 1 Service Lines for transition to formalization established through the Y-TEP The number and composition of the service lines over the course of the project has changed from the initial Log-frame. As demonstrated in the Project Progress Reports, the project gradually moved away from the terminology of “service lines” to focus more on “TEP actions”, which promoted employment through local economic development initiatives in the main sectors of agriculture, tourism and craftsmanship. There seems to be no significant conceptual divide between the two approaches, with efforts continued on job/enterprise formalization but a slight shift is observed towards entrepreneurship advisory services, training incentives and start up support for new enterprises or associations. Project beneficiaries were provided with training on capacity building/transfer of know-how on access to credit and/or regulatory framework, but the latter were not systemic interventions in the course of the Y-TEPs. Table 2 TEP Actions in the Kukes Region: Source: PSC Report May 2014 Table 3 TEP Actions Shkoder (PSC Report May 2014)
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