Translation of "Public Finance and Enterprises Management Branch " (English → French) :

31. Calls for greater financing of research and development in science, technology and innovation in developing countries, while recognising that this financing should be both domestic and international; urges the promotion of research and development that can advance progress in tackling complex challenges and towards good management of global public goods, such as technology and innovation for health; notes the important role of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) i ...[+++]n this context; calls for a review of intellectual property rights regimes introduced in developing countries through free trade agreements in order to identify any adverse impacts on public health, the environment or technology transfer;

30. Calls for greater financing of research and development in science, technology and innovation in developing countries, while recognising that this financing should be both domestic and international; urges the promotion of research and development that can advance progress in tackling complex challenges and towards good management of global public goods, such as technology and innovation for health; notes the important role of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) i ...[+++]n this context; calls for a review of intellectual property rights regimes introduced in developing countries through free trade agreements in order to identify any adverse impacts on public health, the environment or technology transfer;

19. Stresses that access to financing for enterprises, particularly SMEs, remains inadequate and that the EU should innovate in order to provide more favourable framework conditions for the development of investment in the real economy; takes the view that, in a context of budgetary crisis, it is more necessary than ever to explore new funding methods, notably by reducing the fragmentation of the capital risk market, developing innovative public-private partnerships, such as joint technological initiatives, and strengthening the role of the EIB; underlines the need to improve and facilitate SMEs’ access to the financing available on th ...[+++]e financial markets;

It includes payments from branches, subsidiaries and associates to their parent enterprise or other related enterprises that represent contributions to the general management costs of the branches, subsidiaries and associates (for planning, organising and controlling) and also reimbursements of expenses settled directly by parent enterprises.

It includes payments from branches, subsidiaries and associates to their parent enterprise or other related enterprises that represent contributions to the general management costs of the branches, subsidiaries and associates (for planning, organizing and controlling) and also reimbursements of expenses settled directly by parent enterprises.

[7] Needs assessment missions considered the following sectors: health, education, water resources, agriculture, irrigation and food security, humanitarian mine action, water supply and sanitation, macro-economic policy, economic management, including public sector management, trade, price liberalisation, safety nets, investment climate and state owned enterprises, banking and finance, transport and communication, electricity, livelihoods, employment generation and reintegration, labour and social welfare, housing, including urban dev ...[+++]elopment and property restitution, local governance capacity building, civil society, rule of law and media.