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(Created claim: summary (P836): Access to finance for TPEs/SMEs is one of the challenges faced by the Region. This financial instrument is to mobilise public funds leveraging private investment in order to effectively support regional SMEs/SMEs in their creation or development projects. Building on the success of JEREMIE 2007/2013 (for EUR 30 million, 1350 TPE/SMEs were financed, representing 15 000 jobs for a total amount of EUR 171 million, i.e. a leverage of 5.7), it is pro...) |
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Access to finance for TPEs/SMEs is one of the challenges faced by the Region. This financial instrument is to mobilise public funds leveraging private investment in order to effectively support regional SMEs/SMEs in their creation or development projects. Building on the success of JEREMIE 2007/2013 (for EUR 30 million, 1350 TPE/SMEs were financed, representing 15 000 jobs for a total amount of EUR 171 million, i.e. a leverage of 5.7), it is proposed that the FOSTER fund be topped by EUR 6 million, including 3.6 from ERDF and 2.4 from regional appropriations. (English) | |||||||||||||||
Property / summary: Access to finance for TPEs/SMEs is one of the challenges faced by the Region. This financial instrument is to mobilise public funds leveraging private investment in order to effectively support regional SMEs/SMEs in their creation or development projects. Building on the success of JEREMIE 2007/2013 (for EUR 30 million, 1350 TPE/SMEs were financed, representing 15 000 jobs for a total amount of EUR 171 million, i.e. a leverage of 5.7), it is proposed that the FOSTER fund be topped by EUR 6 million, including 3.6 from ERDF and 2.4 from regional appropriations. (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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Property / summary: Access to finance for TPEs/SMEs is one of the challenges faced by the Region. This financial instrument is to mobilise public funds leveraging private investment in order to effectively support regional SMEs/SMEs in their creation or development projects. Building on the success of JEREMIE 2007/2013 (for EUR 30 million, 1350 TPE/SMEs were financed, representing 15 000 jobs for a total amount of EUR 171 million, i.e. a leverage of 5.7), it is proposed that the FOSTER fund be topped by EUR 6 million, including 3.6 from ERDF and 2.4 from regional appropriations. (English) / qualifier | |||||||||||||||
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Revision as of 11:32, 18 November 2021
Project Q3679561 in France
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Project Q3679561 in France |
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25,800,000.0 Euro
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43,000,000.0 Euro
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60.0 percent
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20 November 2015
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30 June 2021
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Région OCCITANIE
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L'accès au financement des TPE/PME fait partie des défis qu'a relevés la Région. Cet instrument financier consiste à mobiliser des fonds publics faisant levier sur les investissements privés et ce afin d'accompagner efficacement les TPE/PME régionales dans leur projet de création ou de développement. Fort du succès de JEREMIE 2007/2013 (pour 30 M€, 1350 TPE/PME ont été financées, représentant 15 000 emplois pour un montant total de 171 M€, soit un effet levier de 5,7), il est proposé d'abonder le fonds FOSTER de 6 millions d'euros, dont 3.6 de FEDER et 2.4 de crédits régionaux. (French)
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Access to finance for TPEs/SMEs is one of the challenges faced by the Region. This financial instrument is to mobilise public funds leveraging private investment in order to effectively support regional SMEs/SMEs in their creation or development projects. Building on the success of JEREMIE 2007/2013 (for EUR 30 million, 1350 TPE/SMEs were financed, representing 15 000 jobs for a total amount of EUR 171 million, i.e. a leverage of 5.7), it is proposed that the FOSTER fund be topped by EUR 6 million, including 3.6 from ERDF and 2.4 from regional appropriations. (English)
18 November 2021
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Identifiers
LR0002696
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