Traduction de «programme liaison-entreprises » (Français → Anglais) :

We also have the business links program that provides small loans to immigrants who don't have a credit history, so they can start exporting and start small businesses.

1. Underlines the role and the development of existing EU programmes such as Leonardo da Vinci, which promotes mobility, innovation and quality of training through trans-national partnerships (enterprises, training establishments, liaison bodies ...);

Z. whereas the role and the development of existing EU programmes, such as Leonardo da Vinci, promoting mobility, innovation and quality of training through trans-national partnerships (enterprises, training establishments, liaison bodies ...) has to be stressed,

Moreover, this Council decision is part of the European growth initiative. The priority areas for action, which have already demonstrated their importance in underpinning the recovery in economic activity and employment and in facilitating the participation of European enterprises, in particular SMEs, in the large European market, are: - Improving the administrative and legal environment of enterprises, including in the field of indirect taxation, so as to reduce the costs imposed on SMEs by Community legislation (continuation of work on administrative simplification in conjunction with the Member States, assessment of the impact of Community legislation on enterprises, and improvement in the regular consultations with organizations represe ...[+++]nting SMEs); - Qualitative development of the Euro-Info-Centre (EIC) network: The principal task will be to improve the quality and relevance of information provided by the centres and to expand the network by strengthening the relay points of existing EICs and opening correspondence centres outside the Community; 1 COM(92) 470 final, 13 January 1993. - Qualitative development of confidential and non-confidential partner-search networks: The main aim will be to increase the capacity of the BRE networks (Business Cooperation Centre - non- confidential) and of the BC-Net (Business Cooperation Network - confidential) inside and outside the Community, to improve the quality of services provided and to intensify cooperation between the two networks; - Stepping up activities to put businessmen in direct contact with one another: This will involve continuing, improving and expanding the Europartenariat programmes (Objective 1 - regions whose development is lagging behind; Objective 2 - regions affected by industrial decline; Objective 5(b) - rural areas) and Interprise (all regions, with possible sectoral specialization) and to stimulate trans- national subcontracting following the Pan-European Forum on Subcontracting held in Madrid ...

A first programme with nine targets . to produce a guide to the SME and craft sector in the twelve Member States; . to set up a network of centres for transferring know-how and specialized technologies to small firms and craft businesses; . to boost standardization and certification schemes; . to support pilot projects on cross-border cooperation; . to analyse the situation of small firms in border areas; . to train heads of businesses in collaboration with the general preparatory training schemes for SME managers; . to enhance the skills of spouses helping to run businesses, particularly women; . to improve the information supply to businesses; . to ...[+++] promote the activity of small businesses and craft firms.

Total cost of the Integrated Development Operation is approximately Pounds 309 M., within which expenditure by the public sector is estimated at Pounds 259 M. and by the private sector at Pounds 50 M. The Programme has 6 prime and inter-related objectives : - to diversify the economy of the Area by fostering new enterprise, the growth of existing businesses and by attracting new industry, - to ensure the provision of sufficient serviced industrial sites and premises, - to develop training and re-training programmes to provide a flexible and appropriately-skilled workforce to meet the demands of business, and to encourage the unemployed t ...[+++]o overcome disadvantage by training and by increased self confidence, - to improve the internal communications and their links with the national networks so as to adapt them to the diverse and changing needs of the Area's economy, - to contribute towards the development of tourism in the Area; - to improve the quality of the environment through the removal of derelict premises, sites and pollution/.