Traduction de «Local business district » (Anglais → Français) :

business district | central business district | trading area | CBD [Abbr.]

Local Business Improvement District Committee

The Local Improvement Districts Relief Act [ An Act to provide Relief in Local Improvement Districts ]

The Local Improvement Districts Act [ An Act respecting Local Improvement Districts ]

central business area | Central Business District | CBD [Abbr.]

outlying business district

local authority finances [ district finances | municipal finances | Local fiscal policy(STW) ]

65. Notes that a more decentralised and flexible energy system, with power and heat sources being placed closer to the point of consumption, can facilitate small-scale energy generation and therefore empowers consumers to be more involved in the energy market and control their own energy use, diminishes transmission and distribution losses, improves the resilience of energy infrastructure, and simultaneously provides local business opportunities for small and medium-sized enterprises; calls on the Commission and the Member States, therefore, to facilitate further development and expansion of local and regional renew ...[+++]able energy sources and of local and regional distribution networks and district heating networks through policies that tackle existing barriers and help bring about market transformation; calls on the Commission to propose guidelines on energy self-consumption in order to promote its use and protect the rights of consumers;

Highlights the potential of prosumer groups, including households, micro and small businesses, cooperatives and local authorities, for establishing collective energy systems such as district heating that provide cost-efficient renewable heating and cooling, as well as for the many synergies between energy efficiency and renewable energy.

2. Stresses that in a globalised world the single market has to ensure the best possible business environment for enterprises, and to take the specific nature and diversity of SMEs into account in order to foster job creation, innovation, entrepreneurial values, improvement of the profile of the entrepreneur and support for the business spirit and self-employment in all EU regions, including rural areas; welcomes, therefore, the planned assessment of the ‘Small Business Act’ and the reinforcement of the ‘Think Small First’ principle; stresses the role regional policy can play in the further integration of the Single Market and calls on ...[+++] Commission and Member States to make EU funds more easily accessible, especially to SMEs as they are the most flexible component of Europe’s economy; draws attention to the importance of local businesses for social ties, employment and dynamism in disadvantaged areas, particularly urban districts facing difficulties or sparsely populated areas; calls for them to receive appropriate support under the Union’s regional policy;

33. Draws attention to the importance of local businesses for social ties, employment and dynamism in disadvantaged areas, particularly urban districts facing difficulties or sparsely populated areas; calls for them to receive appropriate support under the Union's regional policy;