Programme de Dév Rural Hexagonal (PDRH) Le programme de développement rural « hexagonal » (PDRH) couvre l’ensemble du territoire métropolitain hors Corse. Il se compose d’un socle commun de mesures applicable dans l’ensemble des 21 régions et de volets régionaux spécifiques dont la programmation est confiée aux préfets de région. Au sein du socle national sont programmées des mesures qui pour des raisons d’équité et de solidarité nécessitent un traitement identique sur l’ensemble du territoire du programme. Au sein des volets régionaux destinés à répondre aux enjeux locaux sont programmés les dispositifs : favorisant le développement économique, qu’il s’agisse des mesures de formation ou de soutien au transfert de connaissances et à l’innovation, ou des mesures d’accompagnement à la restructuration et à la modernisation (plan bâtiments, IAA, industries du bois, infrastructures agricoles, qualité et promotion des produits) ; PDRH version 7 validée par la Commission le 3 mai 2012 La déclinaison régionale du PDRH Voir aussi Archives
Europe 2020 in Italy The Country-specific Recommendations are documents prepared by the European Commission for each country, analysing its economic situation and providing recommendations on measures it should adopt over the coming 18 months. They are tailored to the particular issues the Member State is facing and cover a broad range of topics: the state of public finances, reforms of pension systems, measures to create jobs and to fight unemployment, education and innovation challenges, etc. The final adoption of Country-specific Recommendations prepared by the Commission is done at the highest level by national leaders in the European Council. Country overview Italy’s capacity to withstand the impact of the crisis is hampered by long-standing structural weaknesses. Over the past year Italy has adopted a range of relevant and ambitious measures with a view to safeguarding fiscal sustainability and spurring growth. 2013 European Commission's recommendations for Italy in brief European Semester Documents
2020 en España - Comisión Europea Las recomendaciones específicas a cada país son documentos elaborados por la Comisíón Europea en los que se analiza su situación económica y se le formulan recomendaciones sobre las medidas que debe adoptar a lo largo de los próximos 18 meses. Se conforman a los problemas que afronta cada Estado miembro y contemplan numerosos aspectos: estado de las finanzas públicas, reforma de los sistemas de pensiones, medidas de creación de empleo y lucha contra el paro, desafíos para la educación y la innovación, etc. Las recomendaciones específicas para cada país elaboradas por la Comisión se aprueban al más alto nivel, en el Consejo Europeo, que reúne a los líderes nacionales. Situación del país En general, España sigue llevando a cabo profundos ajustes estructurales tras haber acumulado grandes desequilibrios externos e internos durante el periodo de auge del crédito y el sector inmobiliario. Resumen de las recomendaciones de la Comisión Europea a España para 2013 Documentos del Semestre Europeo
Europe 2020 strategy flagship initiative for a resource-efficient Europe – European Commission The flagship initiative for a resource-efficient Europe under the Europe 2020 strategy supports the shift towards a resource-efficient, low-carbon economy to achieve sustainable growth. Natural resources underpin our economy and our quality of life. Continuing our current patterns of resource use is not an option. Increasing resource efficiency is key to securing growth and jobs for Europe. It will bring major economic opportunities, improve productivity, drive down costs and boost competitiveness. The flagship initiative for a resource-efficient Europe provides a long-term framework for actions in many policy areas, supporting policy agendas for climate change, energy, transport, industry, raw materials, agriculture, fisheries, biodiversity and regional development. Key documents: Key proposals:
PO FEDER 2007 - 2013 Languedoc - Roussillon L'Union européenne investira 270,42 millions d'euros en Languedoc-Roussillon entre 2007 et 2013 via le FEDER. Les actions soutenues dans ce cadre s’inscrivent dans le Programme opérationnel, téléchargeable ci-dessus. Pour savoir si votre projet peut être soutenu par ce Fonds européen, vous trouverez plus de détails sur les priorités mises en œuvre en région ci-dessous. Vous retrouverez en bas de page les coordonnées des personnes à contacter pour obtenir plus d’informations. Les projets cofinancés devront répondre à l’une des priorités suivantes : Priorité 1 : Stimuler la croissance et la compétitivité par l’innovation et l’économie de la connaissance Cet axe apporte un soutien à l'innovation, aux démarches des entreprises pour renforcer leur compétitivité (développement des structures d’accueil, d’outils financiers…) ou au développement de la recherche en lien avec les entreprises. Priorité 3 : Favoriser l’accessibilité et le développement équilibré des territoires
Enterprise Europe Network and International Business Support - Small and medium sized enterprises (SME) - Enterprise and Industry Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) The Enterprise Europe Network provides a wide range of services to SMEs and entrepreneurs, among others, helping them to access market information, overcome legal obstacles and identify potential business partners across Europe, including innovation support and transnational technology transfer services. The Enterprise Europe Network comprises about 600 partners in 49 countries employing around 3 000 experienced staff helping to increase the competitiveness of EU businesses. The Network offers a whole host of services, here is a taste of some of the services on offer: Providing practical information on market opportunities, European legislation, helping SMEs to find suitable business partners using its business and technology cooperation database, providing information on tender opportunities and international networking. International Business support for EU SMEs
Dehems SME Performance Review - Small and medium sized enterprises (SME) - Enterprise and Industry The SME Performance Review is one of the main tools the European Commission uses to monitor and assess countries' progress in implementing the Small Business Act (SBA) on a yearly basis. With an emphasis on the measures from the SBA Action Plan, the review brings comprehensive information on the performance of SMEs in EU Member States and other 9 partner countries. It consists of two parts – Annual Report on European SMEs and SBA country fact sheets. Brussels, 26 November 2013 - The European Commission published today the 2012/2013 Annual Report on European SMEs. Annual Report on European SMEs 2013 is likely to mark a turning point for the EU SMEs. Reports are available here: Annual report: 2013 [12 MB] ; 2012 [3 MB] Database for the Annual report: 2013 [5 MB] Forecast methodology: 2013 [364 KB] SBA fact sheets The SBA fact sheets assess progress in implementation of the Small Business Act at national level. Please note that the SBA fact sheets: Summary Paper: Summary Paper 1. 2. 3.
REViSITE Home page - FP7 - Research - Europa 9 July 2012 FP7: the future of European Union research policy As part of a €10.8 billion budget for research and innovation agreed for 2013, the European Commission has announced an €8.1 billion euro package of calls for proposals under the EU’s Seventh Framework Programme for Research (FP7). This is the final and largest ever package of FP7 calls, and is an important part of the Commission’s commitment to work for growth and jobs in Europe. The budget and work programme are agreed in 2012 and funding will be awarded in 2013 – closing dates for proposals from September 2012.The calls address key concerns faced by Europeans where action at EU level is essential. €4.8 billion will be invested in thematic areas, with specific priorities to preserve oceans and water, better use of raw materials, efficient energy, promote efficiency in the processing of biological resources, develop smart cities and tackle issues such as public sector reform, brain research and anti-microbial resistance.
ICT for Sustainable Growth | Europa - Information Society The European Commission aims to make sure ICTs (Information and Communication Technologies) contribute to the development of a more sustainable Europe and is, therefore, focusing on Energy Efficiency, Water Management and Climate Change Adaptation. The Recommendation adopted by the European Commission in 2009 entitled "mobilising Information and Communications Technologies to facilitate the transition to an energy-efficient, low-carbon economy" provides the policy framework for our activities in this area and aims to unlock the energy efficiency potential of the ICT sector in various ways. It calls upon the ICT industry to develop a framework to measure its energy and environmental performance and set itself energy efficiency targets, which has led to the setting up of the ICT for Energy Efficiency Forum by stakeholders.
SME Performance Review - Small and medium sized enterprises (SME) - Enterprise and Industry The SME Performance Review is one of the main tools the European Commission uses to monitor and assess countries' progress in implementing the Small Business Act (SBA) on a yearly basis. With an emphasis on the measures from the SBA Action Plan, the review brings comprehensive information on the performance of SMEs in EU Member States and other 9 partner countries. It consists of two parts – Annual Report on European SMEs and SBA country fact sheets. Brussels, 26 November 2013 - The European Commission published today the 2012/2013 Annual Report on European SMEs. The Report on European SMEs is prepared on a yearly basis. It provides an overview of the size, structure and importance of SMEs to the European economy and their contribution to growth and jobs, as emphasised in the Small Business Act and Europe 2020 strategy. Annual Report on European SMEs 2013 is likely to mark a turning point for the EU SMEs. Reports are available here: SBA fact sheets Please note that the SBA fact sheets: 1.
Home page - Innovation Union 24 April 2014 ONE Conference Brussels 2014: Policies (R)Evolution and Every European Digital, Brussels The Future has begun. Member States and regions must lose no time in preparing the next generation of EU programmes for growth, says Commissioner Hahn after MEPs' vote on radical reform of EU Regional Policy in July 2013. The new programming period brings new investment budgets for Member States, seeking synergies between Regional Policy and Horizon 2020 in order to maximise the innovation opportunities. The data-driven economy can provide Europe with a chance to emerge from the multifaceted crisis with new capabilities. The ONE Conference is facilitating the joint effort of EU partners to build links between information networks and ICT Observatories for reaching ambitious common objectives of Europe 2020.
Una politica industriale integrata per l'era della globalizzazione La presente comunicazione propone un nuovo approccio alla politica industriale, riconoscendo il ruolo centrale della concorrenzialità e della sostenibilità dell'industria dell'Unione europea (UE). A tal fine, è essenziale considerare la politica industriale in senso lato, comprendendo le politiche che hanno un impatto sui costi, sui prezzi e sulla concorrenzialità innovativa dell'industria e dei singoli settori, ma tenendo anche conto degli effetti prodotti sulla concorrenzialità prodotti da tutte le altre iniziative politiche che possono avere ripercussioni di rilievo su costi, prezzi e concorrenzialità innovativa. Vi rientrano non solo le politiche del mercato unico e le politiche commerciali, ma anche le politiche sui trasporti, l'energia, le politiche ambientali o sociali e consumeristiche. Il nuovo approccio della Commissione è articolato come segue: