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You can now locate new partners anywhere in Europe via our Business Partner Search Service. The process is simple. You outline the type of business you are interested in connecting with and we do the rest. Through a centralised database of contacts, we will liaise with the network centres to identify the businesses in their markets that best match your request. To get started complete a Submit your Profile form - click here to download the form. |
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SMEs who want to access international markets can start a little nearer to home - by contacting their local Enterprise Europe Network Partner. The Network offers support and advice to two-and-a-half million European small businesses, helping them to make the most of business opportunities beyond national and even EU borders. “There are huge opportunities in EU candidate and neighbourhood countries, emerging markets and large trading partners like China,” says Martine Diss, Head of Unit, Executive Agency for Competitiveness and Innovation, which manages the operational activities of the Network.
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CORDIS (Community Research and Development Information Service) provides information on funding opportunities in research and development programmes of the European Union. It also offers access to the latest news on European scientific initiatives. Visit http://cordis.europa.eu/home_en.html for further information.
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TED provides every day over 1000 new public procurement notices from all the European Union countries and the European Economic Ara. This database is the electronic version of the Supplement of the Official Journal of the European Union. Visit http://www.ted.europa.eu for further information.
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The South-East Enterprise Europe Network has welcomed a recent announcement that Bank of Scotland (Ireland) has partnered with the EIB to provide €100m funding support for SMEs. Bank of Scotland (Ireland) has agreed €50m of funding from the European Investment Bank (EIB) to provide funding support for SMEs. Bank of Scotland (Ireland) will match that in additional lending to form a €100m Business Investment Fund. |
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Each year, in order to raise public awareness and to draw support from national governments, the EU focuses on specific themes of relevance to Europe’s growth and development. The Czech Presidency of the EU and European Commission launched the European Year of Creativity and Innovation 2009 on Wednesday, 7 January with the slogan “Imagine. Create. Innovate”.
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