Traduction de «Fonds d'appui au secteur privé » (Français → Anglais) :

Steps should be taken to ensure that support for the private sector is focused primarily on local private-sector enterprises (such as small firms, small agricultural producers, family farms, etc.) and that the arrangements for combined loan/grant funding are properly managed.

effective cooperation modalities and instruments in line with OECD/DAC best practices, including the use of innovative instruments such as blending grants and loans and other risk-sharing mechanisms in selected sectors and countries, and private sector engagement, with due regard to the issues of debt sustainability and the number of such mechanisms, and the requirement for systematic assessment of the impact in accordance with the objectives of this Regulation, in particular poverty reduction, as well as specific budget support mechanisms such as state-building contracts.

The intention is to obtain money from the private sector as well.

Does this not lead to the blurring of borders between the second pillar occupational pension schemes and individual third pillar arrangements, which consist of private-sector based supplementary investment, life insurance and savings plans?

funds made available to financial intermediaries in accordance with Article 20, with a view to providing loans (to support investment and development of the private sector, for example), risk capital (in the form of subordinated or conditional loans) or other temporary minority holdings in business capital, to the extent that the financial risk of the Community is limited to these funds.

54. Stresses the importance of giving support and attention to the private sector, provided that this does not consist of subsidies for firms which, in order to become established and successful, need only legal safety, bank funding, trained staff and sound infrastructure; considers that the financial and technical support provided by the European Union must be earmarked for entrepreneurs in the informal sector, which provides more than half the population of most of the countries in the South with a livelihood, remedies the failings of the State in many sectors and creates jobs; considers that it is the entreprene ...[+++]urs in this genuinely mass economy who must be helped to form associations, acquire training, manage their businesses, secure financing and equipment and establish sound relations with the public authorities, particularly as regards taxation and employment legislation;