Traduction de «entreprise en premier développement » (Français → Anglais) :

early-stage enterprise | early-stage business | early-stage firm

early-stage spin-off company | early stage spin-off

business development officer

business development director

Cree Regional Economic Enterprises Company (Cree-Co) Inc. [ Cree Regional Economic Enterprises Company (Cree-Co) Incorporated ]

development-finance undertakings

Business Charter for Sustainable Development

Business Council for Sustainable Development | BCSD [Abbr.]

early-stage company

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Sustainable consumption and production || Reduce, reuse, recycle waste Could include prevention, access to collection schemes, recycling and reduction of landfill || Improve resource productivity Could include ratio of GDP to raw material consumption, reduced carbon dioxide intensity, environmentally performing techniques || Reduce the environmental impacts of consumption Could include environmental footprints, economic instruments, toxic exposure, litter || Ensure the sound management of chemicals throughout their life-cycle Could include life cycle approaches to products, registration and approval of chemicals , hazardous waste, regulatory frameworks and management facilities || Hazardous chemicals: reduce human exposure and release into ...[+++]the environment Could include contaminant levels in people/food, and the environment, and reduction of toxic sites || Improve sustainability performance of companies, products and services Could include company reporting on sustainability, ,sustainable public procurement, certified labelling, investment in green sectors,

In terms of private sector development support, the Commission wants to remain an important partner of governments and business intermediary organisations in developing countries for supporting the creation of an enabling business environment and the development of local enterprises that are equipped to create decent jobs, generate public revenues, and harness the opportunities offered by globally integrated markets.[3] In so doing, the Commission will look for new ways of harnessing the potential of the private sector as a financing ...[+++]partner, implementing agent, advisor or intermediary to achieve more effective and efficient delivery of EU support, not only in the field of local private sector development, but also in other areas of EU development cooperation such as sustainable energy, sustainable agriculture and agribusiness, digital and physical infrastructure, and the green and social sectors.

Nevertheless, there are still relatively few enterprises in the Union who are building on innovative products, services and processes to grow into major commercial forces on the world stage.

37. Believes that developing entrepreneurship skills and programmes to learn how the market, the economy and the financial system operate, function and interact, along with environmental awareness, and how new technologies can boost effective, innovative and green opportunities, should be included in basic and higher education systems, and also be promoted through extra-curricular activities and lifelong learning; believes that a well prepared business plan is the first step towards better access to finance and viability; calls on the Commission and the Member States to ...[+++] include entrepreneurship, financial, economic and environmental education in their education programmes without delay; supports in this connection the ‘Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs’ programme, designed to promote an entrepreneurial culture and develop the single market and competitiveness;