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All types of SMEs can innovate.

Because SMEs are more flexible in their internal organisation than larger companies, they may often be able to adapt to changing market conditions more quickly and efficiently.

SMEs can thrive best in a business environment in which regulation respects the specific needs of SME while pursuing its policy objectives.

SMEs can also strongly benefit from public support in the form of advisory or networking services, including assistance for SMEs to defend themselves against unfair commercial practices.

1. Only SMEs may apply for calls for proposals issued under the dedicated SME instrument referred to in Article 22 of Regulation (EU) No 1291/2013.

Associations of SMEs are allowed to participate on behalf of their members.

Enterprises in traditional sectors, SMEs in particular, can make profitable use of technology transfer and the introduction of new management techniques.

While they face similar problems as most SMEs, they may encounter additional difficulties, accessing finance which the Commission addressed in the future Programme for Social Change and Innovation (PSCI) as well as in the Structural Funds regulations[35].

This allows SMEs to access information in their own language.

As of 2014, SMEs may also benefit from the EU financial instruments (debt and equity finance) foreseen under the forthcoming programmes COSME and HORIZON 2020, which include venture capital.

Cross-border activities of SMEs can, however, be jeopardised by "hard" and "soft" barriers, as the examples set out below illustrate.

They may cooperate with other companies, and with research organisations or universities.

A Capital Markets Union should move the EU closer towards a situation where, for example, SMEs can raise financing as easily as large companies; costs of investing and access to investment products converge across the EU; obtaining finance through capital markets is increasingly straightforward; and seeking funding in another Member State is not impeded by unnecessary legal or supervisory barriers.

In particular, SMEs can benefit from easier access to public procurement markets and increasing their ICT-capabilities and thereby competitiveness.

Partnerships between education and training institutions and businesses, particularly SMEs, can help foster closer cooperation between the world of education and training and the world of work.

Forward-looking firms, not least SMEs, can obtain profits and "sustainable value" through the use of design and innovation to create more environmentally-friendly products and the new markets that are increasingly demanded by regulators and consumers.

Such a review should also assess whether issuers, in particular SMEs, can obtain LEIs and ISINs at a reasonable cost and within a reasonable period.

All types of SMEs can innovate.

All types of SMEs can innovate.

All types of SMEs can innovate.

SMEs find here necessary information for their business processes and facilitated access to tourism packages across Europe.

Consumers and SMEs may need practical assistance in filling out the forms for the procedure.

4. Notes that both SMEs and larger companies alike can provide unique private-sector know-how, experience and good practices, as well as networks involving public authorities in non-EU countries, effectively helping to deliver on sustainable development policies; considers that SMEs can best achieve their potential if they create networks and perform at the global level, and enter markets outside Europe, inter alia through PPPs; calls, in this respect, on the Commission to promote and encourage the formation of consortia and other forms of cooperation between large companies and SMEs in order to facilitate access for the latter to PPP-pr ...[+++]ojects;

4. Notes that both SMEs and larger companies alike can provide unique private-sector know-how, experience and good practices, as well as networks involving public authorities in non-EU countries, effectively helping to deliver on sustainable development policies; considers that SMEs can best achieve their potential if they create networks and perform at the global level, and enter markets outside Europe, inter alia through PPPs; calls, in this respect, on the Commission to promote and encourage the formation of consortia and other forms of cooperation between large companies and SMEs in order to facilitate access for the latter to PPP-pr ...[+++]ojects;

3. Urges local and regional authorities to provide adequate information and analyses to SMEs on the production sectors and productive structures in which they can move ahead with green growth, and to support them in this dynamic;