Translation of "méthode de financement par répartition " (French → English) :

SMEs are more affected than larger firms because of their characteristics in terms of capital ownership, management and methods of financing, which call for tailor-made policy intervention.

18. Considers that the EU and the Member States should take action notably to enhance the use of the Structural Funds and the Cohesion Fund as a catalyst for attracting additional funding from the EIB, EBRD, other international financial institutions and the private sector, while encouraging initiatives based on public-private partnerships (PPP), such as EU Project Bonds; notes that SMEs can particularly benefit from investments that strengthen capacities, infrastructure and human capital; recognises the potential of extending the scope of innovative financial instruments so that they are used to greater effect as access to finance to complement traditional ...[+++]financing methods; stresses that the revolving nature of financial instruments and a flexible approach to integrating such instruments at regional level could achieve a multiplying effect of the EU budget, foster public-private partnerships, open up alternative sources of finance and provide an important new financing stream for strategic investments, supporting long-term, sustainable investments at a time of fiscal constraint;

5. Calls for SMEs and entrepreneurs, with a particular focus on women entrepreneurs, who are statistically less risk-averse but are strongly discriminated against with regard to access to financing, to be placed at the heart of the Europe 2020 strategy; demands, accordingly, enhanced support in the next MFF for all programmes and instruments aimed at fostering SMEs, in particular the Competitiveness and Innovation Programme (CIP); stresses, further, the need for greater accessibility of financing instruments, without any distinction of gender, and adaptation of those instruments to the needs of SMEs, inter alia through the extension an ...[+++]d expansion of the CIP’s guarantee instruments and the Risk-Sharing Finance Facility (RSFF) under the Research Framework Programme;

While periods of care are recognised in some PAYG systems, this is less straightforward in funded pension schemes, with the question of how to finance such solidarity.

The Commission shall publish a notice announcing the opening of quotas in the Official Journal of the European Union, setting out the allocation method chosen, the conditions to be met by licence applications, time limits for submitting them and a list of the competent national authorities to which they must be sent.

Takes note of the strategies for ensuring the adequacy of pension systems as well as of health care systems and care of the elderly, emphasises that the share of GNP necessary for financing retirement pensions will grow regardless of the design of pension systems; acknowledges the need for re-distribution policies to make solidarity-financed state pension / pay-as-you-go systems sustainable; notes that the increasing popularity of capital-based schemes requires some sort of public guarantee as future pensioners would otherwise be co ...[+++]mpletely unprotected in the event of market crashes;