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Policies and Programmes for Enterprise
European Commission Enterprise policies, European Charter for Small Enterprises, the new definition of SMEs, Competitiveness and Innovation framework Programme – CIP (2007-2013), Structural Funds, Regional policy objectives, EU trade policy, Business Angels...
Enterprise policies
The European Commission’s Enterprise policies aim to create a favourable environment for European entrepreneurs leading to the growth of productivity, employment and wealth...
Enterprise policies (FR)
European Charter for Small Enterprise
The European Charter for Small Enterprise recognises the role played by small businesses, considered the backbone of economy a primary source of jobs. European economic success is possible only if SMEs are given the utmost priority...
European Charter for Small Enterprise (PDF) (FR)
New definition of SMEs – User guide and declaration form
The new definition is the result of exhaustive discussions among the Commission, Member States, business organisations and experts as well as two open consultations on the internet...
The new definition of SMEs - User guide and declaration form (PDF) (IT)
Competitiveness and Innovation framework Programme – CIP (2007-2013)
To go with the new momentum given to the Lisbon Strategy, on 6 April the Commission proposed setting up a Competitiveness and Innovation framework Programme (CIP) to implement over the 2007-2013 period. The envisaged framework comprises three specific programmes: a programme for entrepreneurship and innovation including eco-innovation; a programme of political support for information and communications technologies; a programme for promoting “intelligent energy”...
Competitiveness and Innovation framework Programme – CIP (2007-2013) (IT)
Tender notices on the PORE site (IT)
Structural Funds
Structural Funds constitute an important source of funding for businesses especially SMEs. Business plays a decisive role in correcting development imbalances between regions and promoting economic and social cohesion within the European Union. The European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) supports the development of structural adjustment of regional economies helping small businesses and promoting entrepreneurship…
Structural Funds (IT)
Regional policy objectives
Deep economic and social disparities exist between Europe’s 268 regions. One region in four has a GDP per capita under 75% of the European Union average. European regional policy aims to create solidarity and to favour economic and social cohesion reducing the development gap between regions...
Regional policy objectives (IT)
EU trade policy
As the the world’s foremost trading power the European Union aims to remove obstacles to international trade and in the this particular field to play an important role at the World Trade Organisation…
EU trade policy (IT)
Business Angels
The Commission promotes networks that link up “Business Angels” on one side and entrepreneurs and young entrepreneurs on the other, to increase the efficiency of the “informal sector” of risk capital. “Business Angels” are entrepreneurs that have sold their own businesses and wish to invest in new companies offering them their experience. The network promises to link up SMEs and private investors (supporting them with information, documents and meetings) and to provide all types of supplementary service to its members to facilitate the own or part financing of SMEs...
Business Angels (EN)
Business and public administrations
The web portal aims to be a tool for use by entrepreneurs and all those involved in the management of a business: besides displaying information and services that public administrations provide for the benefit of enterprise, the system is a resources that allows the delivery of important integrated “virtual counter” services, by making possible cooperation between administrations, that aim to simplify contact with users.
Business and public administrations (IT)
Internationalisation
Training targeting management of small and medium-sized enterprises, provided by the Italian Trade Commission
Sviluppo Italia
Sviluppo Italia is the national Agency for enterprise and inward investment development. Its mission is to promote, accelerate and diffuse productive and entrepreneurial development to strenthen the competitiveness of the country.
Simest
Simest is a fund for the development and promotion of Italian business abroad. The Italian Government has a 76% controlling share in Simest with banks, business associations and companies contributing the rest.
Simset was created to promote the internationalisation of Italian business and to assist entrepreneurs active abroad.
Finest
Finest is a fund for entrepreneurs from Italy’s North East. It is a joint stock company owned by Friulia SpA, the Veneto Region, the Autonomous Province of Trento, Simset and several local banks. It is represented by the Ministry of International Trade.
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