Traduction de «Micro-capital grant » (Anglais → Français) :

micro cap | micro-cap | micro cap stock | micro-cap stock | micro capitalization stock | micro-capitalization stock

capital grant | equipment grant | investment grant

financial aid [ capital grant | financial grant ]

investment grant | investment subsidy | capital grant

The Recreational and Cultural Facilities Capital Grants Act [ An Act respecting the provision of Financial Assistance to Municipalities and Non-Profit Societies for Capital Works Projects involving Recreation and Cultural Facilities ]

micro capitalization [ micro-cap ]

capital grants towards improvement schemes

1. Encourages the Commission, Member States and regional and local authorities to make better use of the funding opportunities that are available to female entrepreneurs through special grants, venture capital, social security provisions and interest rate rebates that will allow fair and equal access to finance, such as the European Progress Microfinance Facility, which provides micro-credits of up to EUR25 000 to micro-enterprises and to those who want to start their own small business without access to traditional banking services, ...[+++]such as those who are unemployed;

1. Encourages the Commission, Member States and regional and local authorities to make better use of the funding opportunities that are available to female entrepreneurs through special grants, venture capital, social security provisions and interest rate rebates that will allow fair and equal access to finance, such as the European Progress Microfinance Facility, which provides micro-credits of up to €25 000 to micro-enterprises and to those who want to start their own small business without access to traditional banking services, su ...[+++]ch as those who are unemployed;

16. Highlights the need to promote entrepreneurship and support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), recognising the key role they have played in fostering economic competitiveness and creating jobs; stresses the need to review and consolidate the role of the EU instruments that support European competitiveness with a view to rationalising administrative procedures, facilitating access to funding, especially for SMEs, introducing innovative incentive mechanisms based on achieving objectives linked to intelligent, sustainable and integrative growth, and promoting closer cooperation with the European Investment Bank and other financial institutions; appreciates, in this context, the added value offered by financial engineering instrum ...[+++]ents and encourages their use, as well as that of revolving funds and global grants, on the widest possible scale, with a view to achieving positive synergies and maximising results; calls, too, for simplified access to risk capital and micro-finance;

14. Encourages the use of financial engineering instruments, revolving funds and global grants, and calls for simplified access to risk capital and micro-finance; believes that Member States should make greater use of the available technical assistance resources to enhance the capacities of local and regional authorities and other stakeholders, in particular NGOs and SMEs;