Examples of using Ccis in English and their translations into German
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Overview of Europe's CCIs.
The Green Paper on CCIs, the issues in the debate and the proposals emerging from social dialogue.
About 50,000 honorary active company representatives support the CCIs as the largest commercial organisation in Bavaria.
By developing the CCIs, we are contributing to sustainable economic development and job creation.
Nonetheless, there is no straightforward connection between CCIs and labour market size or population.
The German CCIs support businesses to provide qualifications and training for refugees via the"Commitment to training" project.
Our clients currently include many public services and local authorities such as town halls, departmental councils,administrative centres, CCIs, etc.
Beyond their direct contribution to GDP, CCIs are also important drivers of economic and social innovation in many other sectors.
This Green Paper aims to spark a debateon the requirements of a truly stimulating creative environment for the EU's CCIs.
Minimum eligibility requirements for CIOs, CCIs and CICs must be obtained in the calendar year in question or the 2 preceding calendar years.
At a more peripheral level, many other industries rely on content production for their own development andare therefore to some extent interdependent with CCIs.
On a macro economic level, the links between CCIs and other industries should be strengthened for the benefit of the economy at large.
CCIs are faced with a rapidly changing context characterized in particular by the speed of the development and deployment of digital ICT on a global scale.
Through these spill-over effects, Europe's CCIs offer a path towards a more imaginative, more cohesive, greener and more prosperous future.
This is a debate launched by the European Commission Green Paper at a time whenthe digital age is invading our lives and globalisation is becoming a challenge for the CCIs.
It acts as the joint representative of the 16 CCIs in NRW vis-à-vis state politics and state government, administrations, associations and other organizations.
Against this background, the Commission will be working on three major policy frameworks,which will have a significant impact on the framework conditions for CCIs in a digital environment and were based on earlier consultation processes.
Since CCIs do and will make increasingly innovative use of ICT, there are certain e-skills' requirements to foster innovation and competitiveness.
The questions raisedare typically relevant to policy makers, CCIs and other stakeholders at several levels: European, national, regional and local.
To help CCIs develop in their local and regional environment as a launch pad for a stronger global presence, including through increased exchange and mobility; and.
At the crossroads of creativity and entrepreneurship, it remains difficult for companies in the CCIs, in particular SMEs, to find staff with the right mix of skills.
Due to the authority and flexibility CCIs is possible for the far manufacturing of customized tools, with whatever aussergwoehnliche customized requirement profiles are fulfilled.
In order to be able to fully unleash their dual cultural and economic potential,taking full advantage of the abovementioned drivers, CCIs need an increased capacity for experimenting and innovating, access to the right mix of skills and access to funding.
Based on the Commission's definition, CCIs as a whole contribute around 2.6% of EU-27 GDP and provide employment to some five million people source: Green Paper COM(2010) 183 final.
CCIs face specific challenges in achieving investment readiness for various reasons; lack of information and understanding about relevant sources of finance, difficulty in developing and presenting a business plan in a convincing way, or reliance on a failing business model32.
Reports published in several European countries show that CCIs play a greater role in national and regional innovation systems than has previously been recognised by policymakers53.
We need to analyse CCIs and the impact of their activities on the European economy, identifying, defining and describing them each in turn, in order to highlight their characteristics, better understand their goals and problems and implement more effective measures.
At the same time, the cultural sector and CCIs can make a fundamental contribution to responding to major challenges such as the fight against global warming and transition to a green economy and a new sustainable model of development.
The distinctive role which CCIs can play in regional and local development should be duly taken into account when designing policies and support instruments at all levels39.
On top of these skills, CCIs also need people who have business competences- e.g. management, commercial skills, etc.-, and who understand and can mobilise financing opportunities(banks and financial institutions, sponsorship and donation, etc) and who understand new ICT, in particular in our digital environment.
