Traduction de «subvention pour remboursement d'un prêt » (Français → Anglais) :

10. Notes that while most ODA is provided in the form of grants, concessional loans are also important but add to debt burdens and risk leading to a debt bubble, notably in sub-Saharan African and Caribbean countries which have limited revenues to service debt; calls, accordingly, on donors to give aid to LDCs in the form of grants; considers that concessional loans might not be suitable for investments in social sectors where profit generation is not sought; welcomes the agreement by the OECD Development Assistance Committee (OECD-DAC) to modernise the reporting of concessional loans by introducing a grant equivalent system for the p ...[+++]urpose of calculating ODA figures;

since the EFSM will soon be discontinued, as announced by EU leaders at the 2010 European Council, in light of the entry into force of the ESM Treaty, the outstanding funding capacity in the EFSM (approximately EUR 10 000 million) could be transferred to the BoP facility, which would increase its firepower from EUR 50 000 million to EUR 60 000 million; once Member States reimburse the loans taken out from the EFSM, the Union budget guarantee will no longer be needed for the reimbursed amount, thus freeing the budget for guaranteeing new loans.

I therefore subscribe to the idea that after 2014, 70–80% of support for entrepreneurs should be disbursed in the form of loans and guarantees, and the rest in non-repayable grants.

Non-repayable grants will be reserved primarily for high-risk projects, which find it difficult to obtain loans.

According to the experts, assistance provided in the form of a preferential loan or guarantee is better in the long term than non-reimbursable aid.

1. When all other parameters are equal, the grant amount for NGOs with larger volumes of relevant activities (as measured by the average value of their preceding two years' audited annual expenses and the forecasted total eligible expenses for the grant year) will normally be higher than the grant amounts for NGOs with smaller volumes of relevant activities.