Traduction de «Bureau de la réorganisation industrielle » (Français → Anglais) :

office of industrial reorganization

industrial reorganisation [ industrial renovation | industrial reorganization ]

industrial liaison office | ILO [Abbr.]

International Bureau for the Protection of Industrial Property at Berne

industrial liaison office | ILO

69. Stresses the need to improve the competitiveness of European companies on the world market; notes the importance of an EU trade strategy; calls on the Commission, in the light of increased competition from the EU’s trade partners, to reorganise its trade policy to ensure that the Union’s trade and competition policy is compatible with the objectives of European industrial policy and that it does not jeopardise the innovative ...[+++]and competitive potential of European companies; calls on the Commission, together with the VP / HR, to develop a strategy for the inclusion of SME desks at EU missions; notes that these SME desks should take into account the work of chambers of commerce and should integrate lessons learned from the European business centres; calls on the Commission and the Member States to step up their cooperation in support of European companies on external markets; calls on them to give priority in particular to instruments to assist SMEs and to centralise information for SMEs by setting up one-stop shops throughout the EU; calls on the Commission to make the improved competitiveness test part of the assessments of the impact of trade agreements and of their cumulative impact;

(n) reorganise state aid frameworks for innovative industrial development and boost open innovation and high-level production in the EU’s regions;

12. Suggests that the EU 2020 flagship initiatives proposed by the Commission on an agenda for new skills and jobs, on resource efficient Europe, on an Innovation Union and on industrial policy should be closely linked to the new EU recovery plan, re-designed and streamlined to support sustainable development;

29. Hopes that this financial instrument will become more effective by placing greater emphasis on more relevant and targeted programming and on the participation ("ownership") of the partners and of civil society at all stages of the project management cycle; calls on the governments of the SEMCs to take any action necessary to improve the use of Community funds, particularly those for research, occupational training, the strengthening of local infrastructures and public services, and the reorganisation of the industrial and agricultural production system; calls on the Commission and the Member States to seek to maintain a balance bet ...[+++]ween the EU's neighbours to the East and those to the South and to give priority to the funding of regional (particularly South-South) projects;