Traduction de «coordonnatrice du développement économique » (Français → Anglais) :

Q-184 — Mr. Rajotte (Edmonton Southwest) — Concerning the regional economic development bodies (i.e. Western Economic Diversification Canada, Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency, Federal Economic Development Initiative in Northern Ontario, and Canada Economic Development/Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec) and the Community Futures Program since 1993: (a) what was the annual budget for each body; (b) what amount of the annual budget was for grants, loans and contributions broken down by province and terr ...[+++]itory; (c) what percentage of the grants, loans and contributions is repaid on an annual basis; (d) what percentage of the grants, loans and contribution is written off on an annual basis; (e) what are the top 50 annual write-offs for each body/program since 1993 (including the name of the company, province and the amount written off); and (f) who were the Ministers responsible since 1993 for each body or programme?

Q-184 — Mr. Rajotte (Edmonton Southwest) – Concerning the regional economic development bodies (i.e. Western Economic Diversification Canada, Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency, Federal Economic Development Initiative in Northern Ontario, and Canada Economic Development/Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec) and the Community Futures Program since 1993: (a) what was the annual budget for each body; (b) what amount of the annual budget was for grants, loans and contributions broken down by province and terr ...[+++]itory; (c) what percentage of the grants, loans and contributions is repaid on an annual basis; (d) what percentage of the grants, loans and contribution is written off on an annual basis; (e) what are the top 50 annual write-offs for each body/program since 1993 (including the name of the company, province and the amount written off); and (f) who were the Ministers responsible since 1993 for each body or programme?

In view of the close inter-linkage between economic and social development, the process should encompass the development and poverty reduction related aspects of sustainable development, and analyse the connection between economic growth, employment, inequalities, poverty reduction and social protection.

But interventions can also improve more than one dimension of development at the same time: investment in disused land and buildings leading to economic development as well as an improved environment; human capital investments, which leads to both economic development and social inclusion; investment in eco-tourism leading to economic development as well as environmental improvements.

[1] The participants in the Euro-Mediterranean Conference of Ministers for Industry: - mindful of the Declaration of the Euro-Mediterranean Conference of Barcelona on 27 and 28 November 1995 and the relevant Work Programme; - in consideration of the general principles it defines for developing economic and financial partnership and in particular the importance of sustained, balanced growth aimed at creating a zone of shared prosperity; - recognizing the strategic role of industrial cooperation in developing a sound competitive economic fabric and in creating jobs; - stressing the need - as a contribution to industrial competitiveness ...[+++]- for suitable infrastructures in the field of transport, energy, telecommunications and water resources, and for adequate growth in the financial system; - mindful that in the sphere of industrial cooperation, it is the task of the public authorities to encourage and develop an environment that will draw investments and initiatives to the Mediterranean's southern and eastern regions and that it is the task of economic and commercial operators to derive the maximum advantage from the opportunities on offer; - mindful of the role in endogenous development that may be played by the Mediterranean partnership and by forms of active cooperation between southern Mediterranean countries to be implemented in a climate of political and economic stability; - stressing the importance of the entrepreneurial system for Euro- Mediterranean socio-economic development and the desirability of giving this system a role in making proposals; - in the conviction that the goals of economic and financial partnership, as outlined in Barcelona and elaborated in this Declaration, can only be pursued in a structured, integrated and coordinated way; - aware that other European, international and regional fora sharing the same expertise and responsibility as the participants of this Conference must also be involved in the pursuit of these goals; - in the h ...

Bullock, member of the National Research Council of Canada; P.C. 1993-1163 Dennis H. Freeman, director of the Board of Directors of the Federal Business Development Bank; Members of the National Aboriginal Economic Development Board: P.C. 1993-1187 Winnifred Giesbrecht; P.C. 1993-1367 John J. Kime; P.C. 1993-1378 Ron Rivard; P.C. 1993-1188 Leah B. Inutig, member of the Western Aboriginal Economic Development Board; Members of the Eastern Aboriginal Economic Development Board: P.C. 1993-1189 John Hickes, Vice-Chairperson; P.C. 1 ...[+++]993-1368 Charles S. Coffey; P.C. 1993-1197 J. Peter McGeer, member of the National Advisory Panel on Advanced Industrial Materials: P.C. 1993-1288 Paule Leduc, President of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council; Directors of the Canada Development Investment Corporation: P.C. 1993-1377 N. William C. Ross; P.C. 1993-1438 William L. Britton; P.C. 1993-1501 Mary M. Gusella, President of the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency; P.C. 1993-1508 Peter B. Lesaux, Special Advisor to the Minister responsible for the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency; P.C. 1993-1519 Janet R. Smith, Deputy Minister of Western Economic Diversification; P.C. 1993-1781 Ernest A. Boutilier, President of the Cape Breton Development Corporation.