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Dear Associates and Readers,

 

the CCIP is well engaged in an active projects for the sustainable development and international business cooperation in world.

 

We are aiming to provide opportunities for your countries to help themselves to growth to strengthen the business environment, increase the access to international markets and funds, improve the infrastructure and give more people access to micro financial services and co-operative credit.

 

For this reason, we are in the process of gathering input and seeking support for new projects and we are proud to offer you a range of important actions. These projects are strongly connected to the international business cooperation, sustainable economy, health, education, occupation, food, innovation, new technologies, etc

 

Are you ready to  join us  as national partner ?.

 

The success of each project depends mostly on the quality of participation and the dynamics of the co-operation in order to arrive at the desired results.

 

Of course, we are open to listen you about new project ideas and discuss ways for you to help out.

 

The CCIP has the potential to bring significant economic, social and environmental benefits to your country.

 

We are excited about these projects and look forward to having you join us!

 

If you would to join us and have detailed information, please fill this form

 

With warm regards,

 

 

CCIP General Secretariat

Banking Study Tour Programe in Paris

 

For more than 100 years, cooperative (mutual) banks have provided affordable financial services to millions of people around the globe. They serve members of all income levels, ethnic backgrounds, political beliefs and religions, in even the most challenging environments. Whether rural or urban, located in communities struggling with political unrest or confronting economic depression, cooperative banks serve people otherwise excluded from the financial system by offering them access to high quality and affordable financial services. Cooperative banks take active part in local communities and local development with a stronger commitment and social responsibilities. This Study Tour Program in Paris would develop important partnerhip between European and African banks. The event focusing the cooperative credit concept and explaining the important role for the stability of the financial system at the regional and local levels. It is very much clear that cooperative  (mutual) banks have very much importance in sustainable development. Without the help of cooperative credit, millions of people in the world would belacking the much needful financial support.

 

Pharmangels

 

Pharmangels is a greatest project for the production of galenic medicines targeted for Africa. Its purpose extends to the supply of suitable substances to African hospitals and pharmacies in order to produce suitable medicines and to implementing advanced technological methods in pharmacies and hospitals.

 

By 2016, pharmaceutical spending in Africa is expected to reach US$30 billion.

This value is driven by a 10.6% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) through 2016,

second only to Asia Pacific (12.5%) and in line with Latin America (10.5%) during this period. Spurred by a convergence of demographic changes, increased wealth and healthcare investment, and rising demand for drugs to treat chronic diseases,  this market potentially represents a US$45 billion opportunity by 2020.

 

The appeal of Africa lies not in its size – the continent accounts for just 3% of the global economy – but in the dynamics that drive sustainable growth at a time when the major established pharmaceutical markets face a more uncertain future. Underpinning these prospects are a series of positive economic trends: greater political and fiscal stability and improvements in pro-business legislation have led the United Nations to forecast that Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Africa could more than double by 2014, despite speculative money leaving the continent following the collapse of Lehman Brothers, and the Arab Spring restricting investment in North Africa.  This FDI is fuelling macroeconomic growth and vastly improving access to new technology. The recent boom in mobile subscribers reflects this trend: as of mid-2012, there were more than 600 million mobile subscribers on the continent, surpassing American and European figures.

 

At the same time, major demographic shifts show an increasing number of working-age Africans, a rising middle class which accounts for 34% of the continent’s inhabitants, and an urban population expected to exceed that of China’s and India’s by 2050.

 

 

Sustainable hospitals

 

The sustainable strategies help to reduce the health-care costs trough efficiencies and innovations adoption into technical, administrative, human-resources and products-services. Sustainable Hospital refers to the process of bringing any new, problem-solving idea into use as reorganizing, cutting costs, putting in new budgeting systems, developing products and technologies in teams with universities and R&D centers, etc.

 

The Sustainable Hospitals will soon replace the CONVENTIONAL and INEFFICIENT existent hospitals in the world. 

 

Becoming a Sustainable Hospital is very important because attract and retain researchers and innovators, promotes the economic development, creates jobs, generates financial return, increase economic local benefits, reduces health-care costs through efficiencies, attract new technologies and new services, etc.

 

The concepts of the sustainable hospitals by our project:
 

- constructed in an environmentally friendly site with efficient design;

 

· uses “Blue Economy” model with the concept “with what we have”: to solve

  disparate environmental problems with open-source scientific and technical solutions

  based upon physical processes common in the natural world and to create solutions

  that are both environmentally beneficial and which have financial and wider social

  benefits;

 

· uses sustainable building materials and products;

 

· uses renewable energies and cleaner air;

 

· uses technologies and systems for the treatment and reuse of water;

 

· produces inside the hospital pharmaceuticals products for patients  as galenic,

  generic drugs;

 

· manages waste treatment and recycling;

 

· creates innovative partnership with industry in order to further research activities

   in hospital;

 

· promotes the culture of innovation and creativity in hospitals and medical practices;

 

· reduces medical errors;

 

· increases initiatives for international medical and nurse training programs with other

  sustainable hospitals;

 

· to protect the lives of the workers and patients;

 

· identify new safe practices for prevention of local diseases;

 

· exchange of experiences, best practices shared amongst other hospitals in the

  world;

 

· uses mini-invasive surgery advanced technologies.

 

 

EU-Turkey civil dialogue and co-operation

 

In the frame of the “Civil Society Dialogue between European Union and Turkey - IV (CSD - IV)” focused to establish strong links and a high level of cooperation between civil society in Turkey and the EU Member States through a concrete civil society dialogue in the acquis fields, where civil society dialogue is particularly valuable for Turkey’s  we preparing a project financed by the European Union to the specific objective areas in the fields of enterprise and industrial policy as:

- Entrepreneurial learning and development of entrepreneurial skills,

- Improvement of energy and environmental performances of products and production lines,

- Exchange of information, experiences and best practices to adopt environment sensitive and energy efficient products, technologies and production processes.

 

We are looking for partners interested to one or more areas:

 

Priority Area 1:  Entrepreneurial learning and development of entrepreneurial skills

-           Increasing awareness regarding the opportunities and challenges of entrepreneurship and self-employment at the local level;

-           Promoting development of skills for commercialization of cultural and local products;

-           Promoting entrepreneurship as a career option and good practices on entrepreneurship learning across country;

-           Endorsing successful mechanisms of university-driven business creation (spin-offs etc.) and emerging university-business ecosystems around key societal challenges;

-           Developing tools and policies to extend entrepreneurship education in higher education and universities;

-           Promoting experiential learning models and disseminating the experiences of real-world entrepreneurs;

-           Establishing new perceptions of entrepreneurs as role models;

-           Promoting entrepreneurial skills and  activities of seniors, women, youth, migrant and disadvantaged groups;

-           Promoting social entrepreneurship and corporate social responsibility ;

-           Promoting digital age opportunities for developing entrepreneurial skills;

-           Raising awareness for entrepreneurs and SMEs on the benefits from the new digital evolutions and promoting the development of e-skills in the digital age;

-           Promoting entrepreneurial skills in design, creative industries and web-based activities; 

-           Identifying and promoting best practices in the EU and Turkey in order to create a more entrepreneur-friendly business and skills development environment.

 

Priority Area 2:  Improvement of energy and environmental performances of products and production lines

-           Improving the capacity of enterprises in new low-energy and resource saving processes and products;

-           Promoting sustainable consumption and production.

 

Priority Area 3: Exchange of information, experiences and best practices to adopt environment sensitive and energy efficient products, technologies and production processes

-           Promoting  environment-friendly successful practices of Union Programmes;

-           Supporting the networking and exchange of best practice between Development Agencies running schemes on resource efficiency for SMEs. 

The following types of Action are ineligible:

-           Actions concerned only or mainly with individual sponsorships for participation in workshops, seminars, conferences, congresses;

-           Actions concerned only or mainly with individual scholarships for studies or training courses;

-           One-off actions such as conferences, roundtables, seminars or similar events. These actions can only be funded if they form part of a wider project. For this purpose, preparatory activities for a conference and the publication of proceedings do not in themselves constitute such a wider project;

-           Actions for which the Applicant is already receiving funding e.g. from the Governmental budget, other Community programmes or other funds;

-           Activities started before the signing of the contract with the CFCU;

-           Actions consisting solely of academic research actions, feasibility studies (unless part of a broader project);

-           Commercial activities;

-           Actions which are ideologically biased or partisan in nature;

-           Actions supporting political parties;

-           Financial support activities (i.e. the use of the grant to make further grants (financial or in-kind) or loans to other organisations or individuals such as for those who are establishing their businesses);

-           Construction or investments for the adoption of new/supplementary facilities;

-           Actions that include provisions to finance the core activities currently carried out by applicants;

-           Actions supporting establishment or activities of private or public enterprises, and profit-earning activities;

-           Infrastructure projects or projects essentially focused on the purchase of equipment;

-           Actions consisting solely of the development of strategies, plans or other similar documents;

-           Social service actions such as provision of food, clothing.

 

Projecto en Bolivia para  apoyar  la  sociedad civil a devenir una efectiva fuerza de reforma y a defender los derechos humanos.
 

El Reglamento UE  n ° 235/2014 establece el nuevo Instrumento Europeo para la Democracia y los Derechos  Humanos  (IEDDH)  para  el  período  2014-2020,  en  cuyo  marco  la  Unión  prestará  ayuda  al  desarrollo  y  la  consolidación  de  la  democracia  y  el  Estado  de  Derecho  y  del  respeto  de  los  derechos  humanos  y  las libertades fundamentales.El  objetivo  global  de  la presente  Convocatoria  de  Propuestas  es:  Fomentar  la  protección  de  los  derechos humanos y el fortalecimiento del ciclo democrático en Bolivia. El  objetivo  específico  de  la  presente Convocatoria  de  Propuestas  es  fortalecer  la  sociedad  civil  y  las  defensoras  y  defensores  de  derechos  humanos  para  apoyar  en  la  defensa  y  la  protección  de  los  derechos  humanos  y  el fortalecimiento  del  ciclo  democrático  global. 

 

Se  busca  en  particular  garantizar  la aplicación  correcta  de  los  derechos  y  garantías  constitucionales  y  internacionales  y  al  mismo  tiempo fomentar  la  participación de la sociedad civil.

 Las prioridades temáticas de esto projecto son las siguientes:

- Igualdad y no discriminación;

-  Lucha a la violencia y la explotación hacia las mujeres y/o las niñas, niños y adolescentes.

 

La cantidad indicativa global asignada a la presente Convocatoria de Propuestas asciende a 1.096.000 EUR,  compuesta por el importe disponible al amparo del  ejercicio presupuestario de 2014, de 596.000 EUR, y la  dotación indicativa que ha de asignarse al amparo del ejercicio presupuestario de 2015, de 500.000 EUR.

 

 

Poverty reduction through more inclusive and sustainable economic growth in Latin America

 

Latin America has experienced very positive economic growth figures from 2004 to 2013. Poverty has been reduced and the middle classes have been growing in most countries. But despite these positive developments, Latin America remains the most unequal region in the world. In order to change this, Latin America needs to transform its economic structure. In a scenario of sluggish growth in countries from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and a certain growth deceleration in China and India, Latin America must realise growth potential beyond exports to these markets and reduce its dependence on the extraction of raw materials. The key for broadening the basis for economic growth and a successful diversification of the economy are micro, small and medium enterprises.  Micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) are central actors in the development of the Latin American region, as they account for more than 99% of business and employ around 67% of the workforce. They are therefore crucial to job creation and production. Their contribution to the gross domestic product (GDP) varies between 15 to 60%, depending if the informal sector is taken into account or not. Latin America is characterised by an enormous productivity gap between the regions, micro, small and medium sized enterprises and its large companies. According to OECD Development Centre and the Economic Commission for Latin America (ECLAC) figures, the national productivity levels of small firms relative to large firms range from 16% to 36% in Latin America, but from 63% to 75% in Europe. Latin America's SMEs participation in global value chains and productive linkages among firms that promote innovation and competitiveness are scarce.

The global objective of the financial aid by European Union is: Poverty reduction through more inclusive and sustainable economic growth in Latin America. The specific operational objective (s) of the financial aid of European Union is: Improve the productivity of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in Latin America.

 

Types of activity requested:

 

- Improve new and/or pre-existing goods and/or services;

- Improve the marketing and promotion of goods and services;

- Improve product management & design (needs analysis, design audits)

- Develop standardisation processes (non-industrial)

- Set-up quality management systems

- Develop human resources

- Provide technical assistance for carrying out needs analyses, incorporation of

   innovation processes and innovating management techniques/methods.

- Assess introduction/use of new technologies;

- Improve environmental impact management.

- Technical assistance: business diagnostic analysis, access to new markets

- Transactions, analysis of business cooperation prospects, development of business

   networks, consortia, etc.

- Provision of information and advice on market opportunities, potential clients

   business partners and relevant legislation and policies.

- Investment promotion.

- Activities to enhance female entrepreneurship.

- Institutional building activities of intermediate business organisations

- Training activities.

- Activities promoting the exchange of experiences.

- Coordination activities with public institutions and other cooperation programmes

 

The grant offered by European Union not exceed EUR 25.000.000

 

Supporting civil society and human rights defenders in  Indonesia 

 

The EU is committed to further strengthen its comprehensive partnership with NGO. In December 2014, the  EU Heads of Missions adopted the EU Roadmap for Engagement with Civil Society in Indonesia 2015-2017.  It is a joint initiative between the EU and its Member States to strengthen partnership with civil society and providing support to their endeavours. 

 

The Roadmap identified three strategic priorities for EU engagement with civil society in Indonesia for the period 2015-2017:

 

1.   Promoting a conducive legal, regulatory, financial and institutional environment for CSOs.

2.   Promoting a constructive and effective participation of civil society across the key social, economic and environmental public policies in Indonesia.

3.   Supporting the capacity of NGO to contribute to poverty reduction and inclusive and equitable

economic growth.

 

The global objective of this Call for Proposals is to contribute to the European Union goals in providing assistance  to  the  development  and  consolidation  of  democracy  and  the  rule  of  law,  of  respect  for  all human rights and fundamental freedom.

 

The specific objective of this Call for Proposals is to support civil society and human rights defenders in  Indonesia  in  working  on  human  rights  (political,  civil,  economic,  social  and  cultural),  and democratisation, so as to:

 

- pursue common agendas for human rights and democratic reform; 

- build consensus on disputed or controversial areas of policy; 

- enhance political representation and participation; 

- enhance the inclusiveness and pluralism of civil society; 

- increase safety structures for human rights defenders; 

- counter the worrying trends of shrinking space for civil society; 

- support activities aimed at promoting the issues covered by EU Human Rights 

  guidelines and in the EU's Strategic Framework and Action Plan on Human Rights  

  and Democracy; 

- enhance the rule of law and good governance.

 

Within  these  aims  and  in  li Within  these  aims  and  in  line  with  the  priorities  for  the  EU  engagement  with  the  civil  society  in Indonesia for the period of 2015-2017, the proposed action should be coherent with one of the following priority issues:

 

1)   Initiatives to enhance inclusiveness and pluralism in Indonesia, namely in:

a.   Combating all forms of discrimination on the grounds of religion and belief; or 

b.   Combating all forms of discrimination on the grounds of disability.

2)   Initiatives  contributing  to  the  implementation  of  the  United  Nations  Guiding  Principles  on Business and Human Rights in Indonesia.

 

Furthermore,  depending  on  the  selected  priority  issue  mentioned  above,  the  following  value-added methodological approaches are strongly encouraged:

 

- Actions aiming at supporting particularly marginalised or disadvantaged

   communities, including women,  ethnic,  religious  or  belief  minorities,  displaced 

   persons  and  people  with  disability;- Actions implemented through wide networks

   of civil society organisations in Indonesia;

- Actions implemented or co-implemented by civil society organisations at the local

   level;

-Actions  implemented  through  a  participatory  approach,  in  particular  by 

  involving  the  business community/private sector, political actors, youth and

  women groups;

- Actions incorporating a gender and/or inter-ethnic perspective in their

   methodology;

- Actions strengthening the capacity of the justice system and law enforcement

  sector to address human rights violations in Indonesia;

- Actions providing support to human rights defenders to builds their capacity and

   expertise and to strengthen their recognition and protection under national and

   international law.

 

The  overall  indicative  amount offered by the European Union under  these  proposals  is  EUR  1.650 .000.

 

Pilot Projects to reinforce collaboration among clusters and technology centres

 

The main objective of this call is to launch pilot projects reinforcing cooperation among clusters and related technology centres. These pilot projects should be in line with regional smart specialisation priorities, exploit growth opportunities and accelerate regional economic convergence across the EU.

 

This initiative aims to maximise the innovation uptake and productivity increases by identifying:

 

  • R&D & innovation solutions and challenges,

  • value chain linkages,

  • business opportunities for collaboration across borders and sectors, notably between SMEs from less and more economically advanced regions.

 

The proposed pilot projects shall specifically contribute to:

 

  • undertake a benchmarking exercise of the growth potential of the participating regional clusters and identify bottlenecks and opportunities for collaboration;

  • explore concrete collaboration opportunities between clusters, technology centres and their SMEs towards improving industrial competences, exploiting available innovation and R&D results and adding value to existing industrial sectors and value chains;

  • develop a cluster partnership strategy for joint activities and related regional smart specialisation investment plans for organisational, skills and industrial development improvements to foster sustained growth across the participating regions.

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The European Commission will co-finance proposals carried out by cluster organisations and technology centres. Successful applicants will receive a grant with a maximum of EUR 250 000  for a EU co-financing of a maximum of 75 % of eligible costs. A total budget of EUR 500 000  of EU financing is available for this call.

 

PROJECT FOR MUSLIM TOURISM

 

There are several incoming companies in Italy and Europe that are eager to plan your travel to Italy but only CCIP can organise an unforgettable experience.

 

Since 2001 the CCIP organise special business travel and institutional missions in the world partnered with public and private institutions,  international exhibition,  congress and  great events.

 

CCIP encourage Muslims businessmen to travel in Italy and Europe and encourage cultural exchanges, business and investment opportunities and create a general sense of “Muslim Ummah” (Islamic solidarity) with the local Muslim communities. For this reason CCIP has been appointed co-ordinator of the Club VIP MED the first and unic network  extended in the Mediterranean, African, Maghrebian and Arabian countries.

 

CCIP created the INN VIP ASSISTANCE charged to serve the needs of the Muslim travellers (VIP, businessmen, families) and guarantees the best hospitality services and facilities for halal friendliness. These include the availability of halal food, prayer facilities and other amenities that cater to the needs of Muslim travellers. CCIP and INN VIP work together and ensure curate unique itineraries, tours and packages specifically for Muslim travellers. The hotels and restaurants and assistants are carefully selected just to ensure a high degree of knowledge and understanding of Muslim travellers’ need and requirements and provide the utmost in personalised services.

 

Wherever the destination, we organise Muslim friendly itineraries and special services:

 

• Professional interpreter services and multi-lingual staff;

 

• VIP coaches and limousine services;

 

• Customised sightseeing tours for Muslim travellers:

  culture, art, architecture;

 

• Personalised care and attention that respects Muslim

  traditions, dedicated support 24H;

 

• Organisation of educational shopping sessions in flagship stores of leading

  consumer brands;

 

• ‘Hands on’ shopping experiences where clients can create unique souvenirs and

   gifts themselves;

 

• ‘Shop Till You Drop’ - half and full day stopping sprees including outlet shopping,

   Pasar Malam, boutique and high street shopping;

 

• Product seminars and workshops combined with in house shopping with global

  consumer brands.

 

 

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