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Title page 1
Contents 8
Foreword 4
Acknowledgements 6
Reader's guide 13
Acronyms and abbreviations 17
Executive summary 21
Montenegro: SME definition and data coverage 23
Montenegro: SME sector overview 27
1. Assessment findings by policy dimension 36
2. Creating an enabling environment for SMEs and entrepreneurs 103
2.1. Promoting an SME-friendly policy and institutional design 104
2.1.1. Reinforcing regulatory, institutional and policy frameworks for SME lifecycle support 104
2.1.2. Securing systematic, comprehensive and transparent dialogue between policymakers and SMEs 107
2.2. Leveling the playing field for SMEs 109
2.2.1. Reducing informal competition for SMEs 109
2.2.2. Protecting and monitoring fair market competition 111
2.2.3. Providing efficient judicial and out-of-court dispute resolution mechanisms 113
2.3. Facilitating access to finance for SMEs' operations and growth 116
2.3.1. Facilitating bank lending to SMEs 117
2.3.2. Providing alternatives to bank finance 119
2.3.3. Providing direct financial support to SMEs' operations and growth 122
2.4. Providing services essential to SMEs' operations and growth 126
2.4.1. Foundational SME business support services 126
2.4.2. Support services for SMEs' expansion and growth 129
References 133
3. Fostering SME sustainability and resilience 145
3.1. Harnessing SME agility to navigate global market trends 146
3.1.1. Smoothing SME pathways to a green economy 146
3.1.2. Boosting SME competitiveness in sustainable value chains 149
3.2. Building robust mechanisms for SMEs to prevent and manage crises 153
3.2.1. Enhancing crisis-resilient strategies to prevent SME bankruptcies 153
3.2.2. Increasing SME recovery capacity and second-chance opportunities 155
3.3. Enabling SMEs by providing them with access to sustainable financing solutions 157
3.3.1. Supporting SMEs in an evolving sustainable finance framework 157
3.3.2. Increasing SME access to sustainable (bank and alternative) financing 159
3.4. Strengthening SME support systems and networks for sustainable growth 162
3.4.1. Scaling up public non-financial support for SMEs in a green and resilient economy 163
3.4.2. Exploiting the power of networks for the sustainable growth of SMEs 164
3.5. Accelerating research and innovation to future-proof SMEs 168
3.5.1. Advancing strategic innovation for a green and resilient economy 169
3.5.2. Capitalising on knowledge networks for driving SME innovation 170
Annex 3.A. SME network definition 174
References 175
4. Supporting the digital transformation of SMEs in Montenegro 182
4.1. Strengthening SME readiness for the digital transformation 183
4.1.1. Strengthening policy and financial support for SME digital transformation 183
4.1.2. Assessing the digital maturity of SMEs in Montenegro 186
4.1.3. Enhancing digital skills and capacities 189
4.2. Increasing SME productivity through digitalisation 193
4.2.1. Leveraging the use of e-commerce and online platforms to drive SME growth 194
4.2.2. Fostering innovation and collaboration for SME productivity 196
4.3. Establishing a trustworthy and safe business environment 202
4.3.1. Adapting data protection to evolving digital threats 203
4.3.2. Strengthening SME cybersecurity resilience 204
4.4. Supporting sustainable uptake of advanced technologies 208
4.4.1. Encouraging SME adoption of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies 209
4.4.2. Promoting a sustainable digital transformation 213
References 219
5. Harnessing human and social capital for SME development in Montenegro 226
5.1. Building foundational human capital for SME competitiveness 227
5.1.1. Fostering entrepreneurial skills and mindsets through education 227
5.1.2. Bridging the divide between education and training systems and SMEs 230
5.2. Developing SME workforce knowledge and skills 235
5.2.1. Understanding and anticipating skills needs 236
5.2.2. Addressing skills needs of SMEs through adult education 239
5.2.3. Upskilling to support AI adoption and use 242
5.2.4. Improving talent availability by empowering women entrepreneurs 244
5.3. Strengthening social capital by advancing social entrepreneurship 250
5.3.1. Mapping the social enterprise landscape 250
5.3.2. Creating an enabling environment for social enterprises 251
References 255
Annex A. Methodology 267
Annex B. Western Balkans Business Survey - Navigating the Digital and Green Transition 274
Figure 1. Business demography indicators in Montenegro, 2021 and 2024 28
Figure 1.1. Overview of Montenegro's score on Dimension 1 and evolution since 2019 37
Figure 1.2. Key statistic for Dimension 1, Montenegro, 2015-2024 40
Figure 1.3. Overview of Montenegro's score on Dimension 2 and evolution since 2019 41
Figure 1.4. Overview of Montenegro's score on Dimension 3 and evolution since 2019 44
Figure 1.5. Key statistics for Sub-dimension 3.2 on legislative simplification and regulatory impact assessment, Montenegro, 2019-2024 47
Figure 1.6. Overview of Montenegro's score on Dimension 4 and evolution since 2019 49
Figure 1.7. Overview of Montenegro's score on Dimension 5a and evolution since 2019 54
Figure 1.8. Overview of Montenegro's score on Dimension 5b and evolution since 2019 59
Figure 1.9. Public procurement market and competition levels in Montenegro and WBT economies, 2024 60
Figure 1.10. Overview of Montenegro's dimension score on Dimension 6 and evolution since 2019 62
Figure 1.11. Overview of Montenegro's score on Dimension 7 and evolution since 2019 67
Figure 1.12. Overview of Montenegro's score on Dimension 8a and evolution since 2019 71
Figure 1.13. Key statistic for Dimension 8a, Montenegro, 2023 73
Figure 1.14. Overview of Montenegro's score on Dimension 8b and evolution since 2019 75
Figure 1.15. Overview of Montenegro's score on Dimension 9 and evolution since 2019 79
Figure 1.16. Overview of Montenegro's score on Dimension 10 and evolution since 2019 83
Figure 1.17. Overview of Montenegro's score on Dimension 11, 2026 88
Figure 1.18. Overview of Montenegro's scores on Dimension 11 per thematic block, 2026 89
Figure 2.1. Number of Legal Mediators per 100,000 Inhabitants 114
Figure 2.2. Outstanding loans of commercial banks in Montenegro, the WBT region and the European Union, 2019-2024 118
Figure 2.3. Market capitalisation and turnover ratio in Montenegro and the European Union, 2018-2024 120
Figure 2.4. SME innovation performance in Montenegro and the European Union, 2021-2025 123
Figure 3.1. Montenegrin businesses' opinion on expected impacts of the green transition 147
Figure 3.2. Annual bankruptcy cases handled by the Commercial Court of Montenegro, 2020-2024 154
Figure 3.3. Share of Montenegrin businesses influenced by green finance availability, 2024 159
Figure 3.4. Business demand for government support in the green economy in Montenegro, 2024 164
Figure 3.5. In-house energy-related R&D expenditures in Canadian businesses, 2010-22 173
Figure 4.1. Uptake of digital tools among SMEs in Montenegro, 2025 187
Figure 4.2. Key drivers of SME digital tool adoption in Montenegro, 2025 188
Figure 4.3. Perceived obstacles to digital tools uptake among SMEs in Montenegro, 2025 189
Figure 4.4. Share of SMEs in the Western Balkans and Türkiye citing a lack of digital skills as a barrier to their digital transformation, 2025 190
Figure 4.5. Share of SMEs in Montenegro using e-platforms to make online sales, by type of platform, 2025 195
Figure 4.6. Share of SMEs in Montenegro using digital innovation to enhance their productivity, 2025 199
Figure 4.7. Research and development expenditure in the Western Balkans and Türkiye as a percentage of GDP, 2014-2016 and 2020-2023 200
Figure 4.8. Data storage methods among SMEs in Montenegro, by type, 2025 203
Figure 4.9. Share of SMEs in Montenegro with basic ICT security measures, by type of measure, 2025 206
Figure 4.10. Share of SMEs in Montenegro using artificial intelligence in their core business products or processes, 2025 212
Figure 4.11. Share of SMEs in Montenegro with a specific strategy or action plan for reducing their environmental footprint, 2025 215
Figure 4.12. Share of SMEs in Montenegro tracking their environmental footprint, 2025 216
Figure 5.1. Youth NEET rates in Montenegro 2015-2024 230
Figure 5.2. Participation in adult education (within the last four weeks) in Montenegro, 2015-2024 239
Figure 5.3. Long-term unemployment rates, by gender in Montenegro and the European Union, 2019-2024 240
Figure 5.4. Sectoral distribution of women-owned businesses in Montenegro, 2024 245
Boxes 11
Box 1.1. Spotlight: Building a single access point for SMEs in Montenegro 56
Box 1.2. Spotlight: A Just Transition Council - Building a resilient economy amidst the climate and energy transition 80
Box 1.3. Spotlight: Tourism 4.0: Piloting Immersive digital technologies in Montenegro's tourism sector 92
Box 2.1. Strengthening enforcement through digital identity and interoperable registries: Lessons from Estonia for risk-based monitoring... 116
Box 2.2. Good practice example: Development of lease finance in Poland 125
Box 2.3. Spotlight: From pilot to practice: Montenegro's Path to a Coordinated SME training needs assessment 128
Box 2.4. Good practice example: Accreditation and quality assurance of SME advisory services in Poland 132
Box 3.1. Spotlight: Ensuring SME competitiveness in sustainable value chains in Montenegro 151
Box 3.2. Good practice example: The Slovak Sustainable Energy Financing Facility (SlovSEFF III) 162
Box 3.3. Spotlight: Montenegro - boosting co-operation and internationalisation for sustainable SMEs 166
Box 3.4. Good practice example: Italy's Albo Circular Online Marketplace - enhancing business sustainability through industrial symbiosis 168
Box 3.5. Spotlight: ESG-aligned innovation through support by the Innovation Fund of Montenegro 171
Box 3.6. Good practice example: Measuring business R&D expenditures on clean technologies in Canada 173
Box 4.1. Spotlight: UNDP-EPAM partnership to strengthen digital skills and innovation in Montenegro 192
Box 4.2. Good practice example: Scaling SME digital and managerial skills through integrated acceleration programmes: France 193
Box 4.3. Spotlight: MontEDIH: Strengthening SME access to innovation and digital technologies in Montenegro 198
Box 4.4. Good practice example: Targeted SME e-commerce support through the "SME:Digital" programme in Denmark 201
Box 4.5. Good practice example: Place-based innovation at the High-Tech Campus Eindhoven in the Netherlands 202
Box 4.6. Good practice example: Building SME cybersecurity capacity through training and vouchers: The United States' Cybersecurity... 208
Box 4.7. Spotlight: Tourism 4.0: Piloting immersive digital technologies in Montenegro's tourism sector 211
Box 4.8. Good practice example: Germany - Accelerating SMEs' adoption of artificial intelligence through compute access, applied testbeds... 217
Box 4.9. Good practice example: Ireland's Climate Toolkit 4 Business for SME green and digital transition 218
Box 5.1. Good practice example: Supra-company training as a collaborative model for work-based learning provision in Austria 235
Box 5.2. Supporting women entrepreneurs in Montenegro through the Digital Platform for the Development of Women's Entrepreneurship 247
Box 5.3. Good practice example: Financing employer-led upskilling in Italy 249
Box 5.4. Spotlight: Addressing local challenges through social entrepreneurship in Montenegro 251
Box 5.5. Good practice example: Scotland's social enterprise support ecosystem 254
Annex Figure 3.A.1. Overview of SME network types 174
Figure A A.1. Structure of policy dimensions 268
Figure A A.2. Example of graded scoring 270
Figure A A.3. Example of a question where quality criteria were introduced 270
Figure A A.4. Overview of score levels for policy dimensions 271
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