This could also involve setting rewards for results. This increases chances of public funding being allocated to projects with positive returns on investments and long-term impact. For instance, under the Productive Territories Programme in Mexico, local development plans identify, support and implement economically relevant business opportunities for disadvantaged groups. The success of the programme has however been limited, in that many projects did not start or, where they did, they remained unprofitable because of shortcomings in the entrepreneurial skills of those involved.