Examples of using Progress microfinance in English and their translations into Polish
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Guarantees under Progress Microfinance.
Progress Microfinance also complements the structural funds.
Geographical distribution of Progress Microfinance March 2012.
Progress Microfinance fills an important gap in portfolio funding.
Geographical distribution of Progress Microfinance on 31 March 2014.
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Table 1: Progress Microfinance operations as of 31 December 2013.
MicroStart and Qredits benefited from complementary support under both Progress Microfinance and EPPA.
Overview of Progress Microfinance operations as of 31 December 2013.
The change hinders the ability of the guarantee institution to fulfil the additionality requirements under Progress Microfinance.
Progress Microfinance is implemented by the EIF on behalf of the Commission and the EIB.
Microcredit providers supported by Progress Microfinance target a wide range of final beneficiaries.
Progress Microfinance targets a broad range of final beneficiaries.
This first annual report takes stock of implementation of the European Progress Microfinance Facility Progress Microfinance.
Information about Progress Microfinance and list of microfinance providers.
However, to date no Member State has indicated that it intends to make use of this possibility in connection with Progress Microfinance.
Table 1: Overview of Progress Microfinance operations as of 31 March 2012.
Several applicants did not manage to complete the application procedure andreceive Commission approval(for guarantees) for Progress Microfinance.
Since September 2010, Progress Microfinance has the first call on microcredit deals.
Difficulties in accessing finance represent one of the mainbarriers for aspiring entrepreneurs; this was one of the main ideas behind creating Progress Microfinance.
Progress Microfinance alone is not able to fully address the market gap identified by the Study.
The 18 agreements signed demonstrate that Progress Microfinance serves the needs of a great variety of microcredit providers across the EU.
Progress Microfinance also complements the ESF, for which supporting entrepreneurship is among the priorities for the 2007-13 programming period.
Out of the total of EUR 100 million available for Progress Microfinance for the period up to 2013, EUR 75 million will be allocated to funded instruments.
Although Progress Microfinance has been fully operational for somewhat more than one year, several positive conclusions can already be drawn.
For example, microfinance intermediaries can obtain a portfolio guarantee under Progress Microfinance, which makes it easier to raise financing from market investors and use it for provision of microloans.
After Progress Microfinance ends, the balance due to the EU will be used for microfinance and social enterprise support under EaSI.
With its wide range of products, Progress Microfinance serves a broad range of intermediaries in different parts of Europe.
Vice versa, several Progress Microfinance intermediaries(e.g. Qredits and microStart) have at a later stage applied for JASMINE.
In addition to this budget, repayments from Progress Microfinance will be used for additional support under the third axis of EaSI.
The job creation effects of Progress Microfinance can be measured by the number of unemployed and inactive people who started a business with the help of a microloan.