SMEs, women- and youth-led enterprises as the delivery vehicle of competitive regions SMEs represent over 99% of European enterprises and are, in most less developed and peripheral territories, the primary - often the only - private employers.
FICSIMM - the Federation for Innovation and Sustainable Competitiveness in SMEs (Romania)
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FICSIMM - the Federation for Innovation and Sustainable Competitiveness in SMEs (Romania) filed 5 positions on 13 Jul 2026, across 1 of the 326 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 5 times.
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Cohesion Policy identity, conditionality and partnership in the MFF context Because the report will be prepared in parallel with the negotiations on the 2028-2034 multiannual financial framework and will serve as a policy reference document, the way it frames cohesion carries direct institutional weight.
Rule-level barriers: cohesion rules that block SME retrofitting Under current practice, beneficiaries of cohesion-funded productive investments are required to maintain existing equipment in operation throughout project implementation and the subsequent durability/monitoring period.
Mid-term review: assess real uptake, not formal compliance FICSIMM welcomes the inclusion of the chapter of the 10th Cohesion Report dedicated to the outcome of the mid-term review of cohesion policy programmes (Article 18(6) CPR), but its usefulness will depend on whether it goes beyond describing the amendments submitted by Member States by December 2025 and evaluates what the mid-term review actually changed on…
Beyond GDP: multidimensional territorial indicators GDP per head remains indispensable, but it is an increasingly incomplete proxy for the real situation of a territory. It says little about the density and resilience of the local productive fabric, about exposure to energy costs, or about the demographic sustainability of a county.
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