EU structural funds

Ebook "Microfinance, EU structural funds and capacity building for managing authorities: A comparative analysis of European convergence regions" presents the following content: EU structural funds, microenterprise and non-financial services; the capacity building surveys: results and reflections;...

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Wheezing appreciated on auscultation of the chest is the most common physical finding. The main physiological feature of asthma is episodic airway obstruction characterized by expiratory airflow limitation. The dominant pathological feature is airway inflammation, sometimes associated with airway structural changes. Asthma has significant genetic and environmental components, but since its pathogenesis is not clear, much of its definition is descriptive.

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Progress Microfinance has been implemented through two actions, both of which are managed by EIF. They are: 1) a guarantee instrument to providers of micro-credit (funded entirely by the European Commission); and 2) a structured investment vehicle set up under Luxembourg law, the European Progress Microfinance Fund, funded by the European Commission and the EIB.

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The Progress Microfinance investment by the EIB is part of EIB Group’s long term financing role seeking to increase value added and catalyse funds in support of small companies. Progress Microfinance illustrates the enhanced cooperation between the EU and the EIB Group through innovative risk sharing structures with subordinated capital from the European Union, allowing higher leverage on the Community budget and subsequently greater market impact and providing value added to a still emerging market through more effective and efficient use of scarce budgetary funds. ...

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Motivated by the adverse effects of the financial crisis, in 2010 the Commission Directorate General for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion and the EIB made each available EUR 100m to the benefit of micro-enterprises and self-employment, with a particular emphasis on social inclusion and groups with limited access to the traditional banking system.

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This new report provides updated and additional information about the European microfinance market and current developments in the microfinance area. Moreover, it gives insights into the intervention logic, rationale for EU support, and mandate development considerations of the EIF in this field. More precisely, following a short introduction, we provide in the second section (general market overview) updated information for selected aspects of microfinance in Europe.

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As can be seen from this table, measures on SEF compliment other measures and could amplify their impact too. The impact of the various measures together is likely to be stronger than their impact individual. Notably, measures by the EIF to provide seed finance via fund of fund structures to funds targeting social business could strongly complement steps to create a EU framework for such funds, by increasing investments into such funds.

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The EU authorities have an ambitious regulatory agenda in 2012 with a host of new rules in prospect that will have a broad impact on the fund industry. In relation to UCITS, new rules will be issued for UCITS ETFs and Structured UCITS that will tighten the regulatory framework for these products. In addition the European Commission is working on a new UCITS V proposal to align the depositary framework with the requirements of the AIFMD.

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The AIFM Directive foresees a pan-European marketing regime that will become available to EU managers with EU funds in 2013, and may be available to non-EU managers and non-EU funds from 2015. Meanwhile, and for the upcoming seven years at least, national PPRs will remain available for the distribution in Europe of non-EU funds and to non-EU managers. However, individual Member States may impose stricter rules.

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Through its capacity to combine growth and inclusiveness, our social market economy is one of Europe's greatest assets. But today its economy and its society face the threat that the grave problems of high unemployment, increased poverty and social exclusion risk becoming structural. The EU dimension must be harnessed to assist Member States to find every opportunity to help people looking for work and to address the mismatch between labour supply and demand.

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The field of LRSPs cited by the second highest number of respondents was, broadly speaking, asset identification/categorisation. This includes, for example, the designation of permissible investments and/or required investments for mutual funds as well as the establishment of, and exceptions to, investment concentration limits for particular types of assets. In most cases, member jurisdictions reported that credit ratings were used in both the banking and securities sectors.

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As the EU sovereign debt crisis is in its second year, the lack of an accepted mechanism to deal with it is becoming dangerous to the integrity of the Euro and the EU itself. Several EU member countries found themselves in severe economic straights as the 2008 banking crisis and the ensuing recession forced them to face liquidity crises arising from a number of long term problems that were accentuated and made more severe.

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WWF has long recognised the importance of the European Union’s regional, agriculture and rural development as well as other funds for the environment. With over € 80 billion expenditure each year spread across the 25 European Union member states, the funds have an enormous potential to cause environmental damage. WWF national organisations working closely with other environmental NGOs have had to be constantly vigilant over the past 15 years to see that the funds are spent wisely.

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