Übersetzung für "sme policy " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

(c) support for SME policy development and cooperation between policy makers, particularly with a view to improving the ease-of-access to programmes and measures for SMEs.

Adopt the proposed country-wide strategy on SMEs and set in place the required minimal capabilities at the State level to ensure a coherent and coordinated SME policy in the whole country, including a national SME Agency and a forum for dialogue and consultation with SMEs.

Continue mainstreaming SME into their policies and implementing the five priority areas set out in the 2006 European Council conclusions; Promote different types of entrepreneurship and related skills, in particular in education as from the first level, where appropriate and by means of training schemes for managers in small enterprises; Make progress towards setting their own ambitious national targets in the reduction of administrative burdens, in accordance with the Conclusions of the 2007 Spring European Council, in particular by bringing forward specific provisions to encourage SME growth and development, such as simplified reporting requirements and exemptions; Improve SMEs’ access to public procurement, establishing specific strat ...[+++]egies, where appropriate, and introducing measures to raise enterprises’ awareness of procurement opportunities and access to information on public tenders; Make better use of the Community funding (e.g. CIP, FP7 and Cohesion Policy initiatives such as JEREMIE) to promote the key priorities in the field of SME policy according to the general objectives of the Lisbon strategy and the corresponding national priorities;

Provide a single coherent framework for SME policy, in order to give greater visibility to SMEs and to the public in general of measures and initiatives for unlocking the full potential of all types of SMEs; Step up its efforts to complete the internal market, with special attention being paid to services; Focus on improving access to finance for SMEs, strengthening the Community's role in addressing market failures, increasing the promotion of good practices and fostering the development of public-private partnerships; Carry on the work on Better Regulation following the principle of "Think Small First" to ensure that the needs of SM ...[+++]Es are fully and systematically taken into account when screening and conducting integrated impact assessment of forthcoming legislation and by consulting all relevant stakeholders on new Community legislation; Organise the 4th European Conference for Crafts and Small Enterprises in early 2007, special attention having been given to the integration of crafts and small enterprises from the new Member States into the Single Market; Take fully into account the need for consideration to be given to amending existing state aid rules reflecting market failures relevant to SMEs and at simplifying administrative procedures (inter alia via an increased de-minimis rule and, more importantly, wider block exemptions); Take into account SME needs in the field of Intellectual Property Rights and Counterfeiting; Implement more efficient mechanisms for a regular and comprehensive dialogue with key SME stakeholders, especially representative SME organisations; Review progress achieved in the implementation of the modern SME policy communication by organising an annual high-level conference.

Follow the "Think Small First" principle in the implementation of Community legislation as well as national legislation , as SMEs suffer disproportionately from administrative costs in comparison to larger companies; Improve the regulatory environment for SMEs in order to enable them to create more jobs, including by making public procurement rules and practices more SME-friendly; Consider appropriate action for encouraging SME cross-border business activities; Improve SMEs' competitiveness by completing the Internal Market in line with the re-launched Lisbon Strategy, in particular in the services sector, inter alia by swiftly implementing the new Directives on public procurement to improve SMEs access to public procurement markets; Ma ...[+++]ke better use of the cohesion policy funding to promote the key priorities in the field of SME policy according to the general objectives of the new Lisbon strategy and corresponding national priorities; Facilitate the opportunities for SMEs of making better use of co-operation between research institutes and the business community; Strengthen the measures to promote a more entrepreneurial culture and the skills to encourage more people to consider a career as entrepreneur, including through entrepreneurship education and training at the appropriate level of education;

The 'European Partnership for Growth and Employment’ assigns a key role to SMEs, and to fully develop this role we have set out future policy areas for the new SME policy in the consultation paper.