Translation of "service-conseil aux jeunes entreprises " (French → English) :

Staff Working Document: Putting Intellectual Property at the Service of SMEs to Foster Innovation and Growth Results of the Public Consultation on start-ups Scale-up Manifesto

Some examples of where these funds have invested so far include a leading player in the Italian ophthalmic industry, a start-up located in Berlin offering on-demand home services through a global online platform, and a start-up with its headquarters in London and an office in Athens providing a hiring software platform, primarily for SMEs, which facilitates and simplifies the recruiting process for employers.

aid for RD projects aid for technical feasibility studies aid for industrial property right costs for SMEs aid for young innovative enterprises aid for process and organisational innovation in services aid for innovation advisory services and for innovation support services aid for the loan of highly qualified personnel for SMEs aid for innovation clusters.

2. The Council agrees to step up cooperation in the following fields: - the training of information workers, socio-educational youth workers and educators (professionals and volunteers) working in the youth information sector - the linking of youth information structures in the Member States - regular studies on young people in the countries of the European Union (a) Training: The Council notes, on the one hand, that young people need to be more familiar with the countries and institutions of the European Union in order fully to exercise their European citizenship and their right to mobility and, on the other hand, that in receiving, informing ...[+++]and advising young people, information service staff play a vital role in the transmission of information.

Business centre" is defined as a place equipped to house new businesses, whose infrastructure includes common administrative services (fax, telephone exchanges, photocopiers, provision of advice, etc.).

youth information is important for each Member State and common objectives cannot be implemented unless the subsidiarity principle is upheld; the promotion of information supply services which take into consideration the specific needs of young people is crucial to providing young people with access to information; young people form a heterogeneous group whose needs vary depending on their age, gender, socioeconomic circumstances and geographical location; by its very nature, youth information is a highly diverse area affecting many young people in different circumstances; participation by young people in producing and disseminating ...[+++]information remains the key to providing them with information to meet their needs; implementing the common objective with regard to information has resulted in an Internet portal, which the Commission has launched in association with the Eurodesk, ERYICA (European Youth Information and Counselling Agency) and EYCA (European Youth Card Association) networks.