Traduction de «rencontre des économies majeures » (Français → Anglais) :

Major Economies Meeting | MEM [Abbr.]

Major Economies Forum | Major Economies Forum on Energy and Climate | Major Economies Forum on Energy Security and Climate Change | MEF [Abbr.]

19. Stresses that while SMEs constitute the backbone of job creation in the EU, they continue to face major difficulties in gaining access to financing, and are worryingly over-indebted; welcomes, therefore, the Commission’s new recommendations on SME’s access to finance, involving a new approach to insolvency and business failure; calls for further efforts by Member States to improve debt-restructuring schemes as a means to this end; calls on the Commission to foster, when necessary, the implementation at national level of the principles set out in its Recommendation of 12 March 2014 through country-specific recommendations (CSRs); underlines that women-led entrepreneurships and SMEs face more difficulties in gaining access to financin ...[+++]g; calls on the Commission to analyse the causes for this situation and to propose measures to resolve it;

36. Urges Member States to use revenues raised through carbon markets for climate financing and development aid in developing countries; points out, however, that this mechanism faces major problems as the revenues have collapsed alongside the global price for carbon; in this context, considers that measures need to be taken to make the EU’s Emissions Trading System (ETS) a much more efficient instrument, in particular through the cancellation of a number of emission units to align with projected real emissions and with a cost-effective domestic emission trajectory towards the EU’s 2050 climate target, which can then generate substanti ...[+++]al resources that should help to finance developing countries’ mitigation and adaptation measures;

36. Urges Member States to use part of the revenues raised through carbon markets for climate financing and development aid in developing countries; points out, however, that this mechanism faces major problems as the revenues have collapsed alongside the global price for carbon; in this context, considers that measures need to be taken to make the EU’s Emissions Trading System (ETS) a much more efficient instrument to align it with projected real emissions and with a cost-effective domestic emission trajectory towards the EU’s 2050 climate target, which can then generate substantial resources that should help to finance developing cou ...[+++]ntries’ mitigation and adaptation measures;

On 15 May 2013, Vice-President Reding and Commissioner Andor met key players from Roma civil society to discuss Roma integration in Europe and prepare today's Recommendation proposal (MEMO/13/437).