OMPE definition

OMPE means Office des Micros et Petites Entreprises, an office of the Borrower established and existing under the laws of the Borrower to be responsible for the promotion of micro and small enterprises;

Examples of OMPE in a sentence

  • Crystal Springs: OM+PE increased total fruit yield of ‘Tifblue’ blueberry compared to the control.

  • In Crystal Springs (2012), nitrogen (N) in ‘Climax’ was increased by all treatments (OM, PE, and OM+PE).

Related to OMPE

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