Примери за използване на Local private sector на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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There is a local private sector.
According to Paylab analysis,average pay in foreign companies is up to 12-50% higher than the average wage in the local private sector.
Support for the local private sector in developing countries.
An improved business environment andinvestment climate in partner countries will benefit both the local private sector and EU companies wishing to invest.
(b) to disseminate, within the local private sector in the ACP States, information on the quality of the products and the standards required in external markets;
(iii) developing a socially andecologically responsible local private sector and improving the business environment.
The EIB focusses on local private sector development, social and economic infrastructure and climate change mitigation and supports foreign direct investment.
The EIB also operates in African, Caribbean and Pacific countries, Asia and Latin America;supporting local private sector development, social and economic infrastructure and climate action projects.
Such dialogues, conducted in close coordination with partner institutions active in the countries, will contribute to better regulation and development of markets in partner countries, improving employment opportunities andsupporting the development of the local private sector.
During the discussion representatives of the local private sector expressed their concern about their level of competitiveness, which hinders their endeavors to meet the challenges of the EU market.
The funds will be used for 23 projects designed to strengthen the rule of law, overcome the financial crisis,improve competitiveness of the local private sector, and support social inclusion and reconciliation among people in the region.
Hopes that this Agreement will support the inclusive role of the local private sector, Cuban entrepreneurs, and various sections of civil society, and contribute to the development of the economy and the blossoming of a strong, independent civil society;
The rapporteur believes that the EU should not use ODA to support transnational companies operating as monopolies orin cartels which contribute to undermining the local private sector, thus endangering family farmers and smallholders.".
Encourages the EIB to further support local private sector development as a key driver of sustainability, to support basic social and economic infrastructure of immediate interest for the beneficiaries as well as the search for new local and regional partners in the specific domain of micro-finance;
The EIB also operates in African, Caribbean and Pacific countries, Asia and Latin America,financing local private sector development, social and economic infrastructure and climate action projects.
I believe that the development of a genuine regional and intraregional market in these countries is important in order to create the conditions for sustainable growth that is not wholly dependent on external aid: however, this agreement does not generate the necessary prerequisites for this to happen,given that in many cases the measures planned foresee very little involvement of the authorities and the local private sector.
Furthermore, in my opinion,the instruments set out in the agreement help neither the authorities nor the local private sector to participate, meaning they will not be sufficiently involved in the process of development in their regions.
As part of that new partnership framework, the External Investment Plan should be established in order to boost sustainable investments, which aim to achieve SDGs inregions outside the Union, while partnering with the Union and local private sector and contributing to the achievement of the SDGs.
In addition, the Commission will pursuea structured dialogue in order to understand the needs and constraints of the local private sector and to boost the potential of the European private sector to invest in and engage with businesses in partner countries.
Under this decision, the EIB's mandate is also expanded in terms of competences, with new elements introduced that aim to direct the EIB's activities toward investment in projects that contribute to combating climate change, to developing social, economic andenvironmental infrastructure, and to developing the local private sector, in particular small and medium-sized enterprises(SME).
To ensure that private sector investments have the greatest development impact,the EIB shall endeavour to strengthen in priority the local private sector, including MSMEs in beneficiary countries through support to local investment as provided for in point(a) of paragraph 1.
It aims at reinforcing the focus of the external mandate on the key policy areas where the EIB has a well-proven track record, especially climate change, social andeconomic infrastructure and local private sector development, but also at placing more emphasis on development aspects of EIB financing.
To ensure that private sector investments have the greatest development impact,the EIB shall endeavour to strengthen the local private sector and contribute to creating favourable conditions for private enterprise and investment in beneficiary countries through support to local investment as provided for in point(a) of paragraph 1.
Welcomes the EIB's renewed external lending mandate for 2014-2020, which provides an EU guarantee covering the EIB's external operations up to EUR 30 billion, as well as its core objectives,namely local private sector development, development of social and economic infrastructure, and climate change adaptation and mitigation;
To ensure that private sector investments have the greatest development impact, the EIB shall endeavour to contribute to creating favourable conditions for private enterprise and investment andensure that in priority the local private sector, including MSMEs, cooperatives and social enterprises in beneficiary countries is strengthened, through support to local investment as provided for in point(a) of paragraph 1.
By strengthening local economies, developing the private sector.
The local authorities and private sector actors also try to improve the conditions for cultural, pilgrim and village tourism.
It both lacks the capacity to do this and depends on local governments and the private sector to produce jobs and revenue.
Member States will be able to implement these changes without public spending by changing local regulations to encourage private sector investment and behavior.
Local governments and the private sector can work together to improve access to jobs and services by building a better public transportation infrastructure within cities.