Traduction de «Productif de revenu investissement » (Français → Anglais) :

We need an integrated European strategy for solidarity and sustainable development which is based on defending productive sectors and public investment, by effectively boosting Community funds to support countries with weaker economies, which respects nature and creates jobs with rights, and which promotes public services, increases purchasing power and ensures a fair distribution of income to reduce poverty.

- creating an environment favorable to foreign direct investments in migrant source countries, including the productive investment of migrants' remittances, and in this context work with the financial sector to encourage mobility investment funds,

From a financial point of view, the ‘income tax-reduced VAT’ formula has exposed an enormous amount of undeclared work – which can be taxed for the benefit of the country itself – whereas, from an economic point of view, this formula has probably been the most important ingredient in sustaining the country’s overall demand at a time when, in Italy, consumption is slack, productive investment is down and exports are falling.

2. Regrets therefore the Commission’s shortening in 2003 of the implementation period of the Lisbon strategy for structural reforms; calls for new and integrative conditions for sustainable growth, full employment and greater social cohesion with a highly productive employment strategy, more public and private investment, more environmentally friendly production, including promotion of new technologies and better use of natural resources, universal access to a higher level ...[+++] of education and training and greater social inclusion;

Title of aid scheme: Single Programming Document Objective 2 2000-2006 — Measure 1.1 Aid to productive and environmental investment by small and medium-sized industrial and craft firms, Submeasure 1.1.1 Aid to productive investment by small and medium-sized industrial firms, assistance b2 Law 598/94, Article 11 — Investment subsidies for technological innovation, environmental protection, organisational innovation, commercial innovation and safety at work

62. Believes that social protection represents not only a budgetary burden but also a productive factor and a cornerstone for the European social model; notes that social expenditure has an important function in the process of structural change, thus supporting the growth and the convergence of income; stresses that the four social protection objectives (income through work, unemployment benefits, pensions and health care) are valid for the EU as well as the CEECs; stresses that the four objectives (set out in the Communication of the Commission (COM(1999) 347 ) and taken up in the Council Conclusions ) have to be realised through sus ...[+++]tainable financing as well as administrative performance; considers it essential in view of accession that companies based in the EU comply with its social and environmental standards when operating and/or investing in the candidate countries; asks the Commission to negotiate a 'code of conduct', following the example of the code of conduct on social and ecological aspects for multinationals adopted by the OECD; calls on the Commission to ensure that EU-funded programmes and projects aimed at restructuring the industrial sector integrate aspects of employment, social protection, equality between men and women and respect for the environment pursuant to Article 2 TEU;