Based on policy guidance and a collection of good practices and effective programmes for refugee and migrant entrepreneurship promotion, building on UNCTAD’s Entrepreneurship Policy Framework (EPF), and grounded in the knowledge and experience of the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR), UNCTAD will assist selected developing countries (Ecuador and Uganda) to design specific policy measures and deliver tailored capacity building workshops to promote migrant and refugee entrepreneurship according to the local needs and circumstances. Furthermore, because both entrepreneurship promotion and migration and refugee issues concern many areas of government (e.g. ministries) and many other stakeholders (private sector, NGOs, agencies and associations, etc.) the aim is to provide capacity building tools to mainstream migrant and refugee entrepreneurship across all areas and levels, to ensure policy coherence and to promote a multi-stakeholder approach. To trigger access to economic activities, selected skills development will be introduced to vulnerable groups identified among migrant and refugee communities in three countries (Ecuador, Jordan and Uganda). The project will disseminate its findings in the respective regions, promoting bilateral joint actions with Peru and Rwanda respectively, and collaboration and exchange of information on good practices at the regional level- East Africa, Middle East and the Andean region. All activities will be coordinated with IOM and UNHCR and the regional commissions, as appropriate.