Traduction de «Applied Economic and Business Policy Linkage Program » (Anglais → Français) :

80. Is deeply concerned by the sharp downturn in public and private investment in the productive economy and especially at local and regional level; takes the view that decisive measures are needed to reform product and labour markets, adopt cautious wage policies and base the future growth model on innovation and shift production towards high value-added activities; takes the view that a sustainable economic policy depends on very favourable conditions for business start-ups; expresses its firm belief that the ...[+++] Structural and Investment Funds are essential in order to prevent and mitigate any shortfall in the aforementioned respects and to boost public investment; points to the opportunities which could be used in the Member States to support public investment from the Structural Funds by giving the financial procedures for these funds a degree of flexibility, e.g. by increasing the co-financing rates of states which become involved in an adjustment programme and receive EU financial assistance or by prolonging the decommitment rule by one year for all Member States in the programming period 2007-2013 (as will be the case in the programming period 2014-2020);

39. Underlines the need to provide an adequate level of EU funding for cooperation with the neighbourhood and reiterates the value of the ENPI as the ENP financing instrument, which needs to evolve in such a way as to respond more flexibly to the different needs of the neighbouring countries and regions, ensure that there is a direct linkage between the ENP policy objectives and ENPI programming and reflect the performance-based character of the future ENP; emphasises, however, the need to ensure greater flexibility and crisis-responsiveness, as well as better-targeted assistance, aimed in particular at civil society and local levels, e ...[+++]nsuring a bottom-up approach and making sure that the financial assistance is not subject to unjustified state interference; underscores the value of monitoring the management and implementation of the various programmes under the ENPI and emphasises that a fundamental criterion for the funding of projects must be their added value for local economic development, taking into account the actual cost of, and the real contribution made by, each project; calls on the Commission and the EEAS to conduct early consultations with Parliament and the civil society stakeholders during the upcoming drafting of the successor instrument;

38. Underlines the need to provide an adequate level of EU funding for cooperation with the neighbourhood and reiterates the value of the ENPI as the ENP financing instrument, which needs to evolve in such a way as to respond more flexibly to the different needs of the neighbouring countries and regions, ensure that there is a direct linkage between the ENP policy objectives and ENPI programming and reflect the performance-based character of the future ENP; emphasises, however, the need to ensure greater flexibility and crisis-responsiveness, as well as better-targeted assistance, aimed in particular at civil society and local levels, e ...[+++]nsuring a bottom-up approach and making sure that the financial assistance is not subject to unjustified state interference; underscores the value of monitoring the management and implementation of the various programmes under the ENPI and emphasises that a fundamental criterion for the funding of projects must be their added value for local economic development, taking into account the actual cost of, and the real contribution made by, each project; calls on the Commission and the EEAS to conduct early consultations with Parliament and the civil society stakeholders during the upcoming drafting of the successor instrument;

If there are areas where the government feels, for economic or social policy purposes, that it is important that a mortgage insurance product be delivered that does not meet the test of commercial viability, whether it is CMHC or GE applying that test, the government should specifically develop a program, identify price and pay for that program over and above the operation of a mortgage insurance ...[+++]business on a commercial basis.

In addition to promoting the strengths of Atlantic Canada and its residents, ACOA partners in supporting regional prosperity through its efforts in three main areas: enterprise development, which is helping improve the business climate and lending a hand for individual business start-ups, modernizations and expansions; community development, which is working with communities to nurture economic growth, improve local infrastructure and develop opportunities in the local economy; and policy advocacy and coordination, which is about being a champion for Atlantic Canada by representing the region's interests at the national level in areas such as policy development, research and analysis, and by working with other departments to ensure coordi ...[+++]nation of policies and programs.

I referred earlier to the Knowledge Infrastructure Program, which is a new program introduced under the government's Economic Action Plan, to which we apply the ``Filter'' — a policy framework that the department uses every time it develops a new program, Treasury Board submission or memorandum to cabinet.