Circular Economy Policy

  Admin | January 1, 2018

Currently the vast majority of members of the Chambers network are SMEs, for this reason, CCIISS international chamber aims to suggest and implement a regulatory and political environment more favorable to SMEs, working towards the strengthening of the Small Business Act for World and the rapid implementation of the strategies for SMEs and industrial strategies. In this framework, the effectiveness of an Enterprise World Network, in which sectoral organizations are heavily involved, is becoming an absolute priority.

The Chambers are acutely aware of the fundamental role of financial liquidity in the ability of companies to grow and expand. And after the continuous complaints by pro-environment institutions and organizations and pollution sentinels for sponsorships and financing oriented in a light way, it is necessary to know how to choose well and responsibly the EU initiatives, programs and legislation that facilitates adequate access to a range of financing solutions for all types of businesses, in particular start-ups that are entering the business world for the first time with zero impact projects. This also includes debt financing, the main source of financing for companies, as well as equity financing and where this is lacking, the participation as guarantor of the reference SMEs indicated, particularly relevant for innovative companies that strive to reach field for a better world in compliance with an economic policy even where the circular economy intervenes.