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EEPA National Winners 2018 – Improving the Business Environment
July
26
2018
EEPA – The European Enterprise Promotion Awards, recognises outstanding projects from across Europe that are working to support entrepreneurs and small businesses across six different categories.
The next EEPA category is “Improving the Business Environment” which recognises initiatives that support enterprise start-up and growth, and simplify both legislative and administrative procedures for businesses. Have a look through the national winners in this category below and stay tuned until the end of September to see which of these makes it onto the European shortlist!
Austria: Industry-Startup.Net
Finland: Kakola – from a Prison to an Etrepreneurial Base
Iceland: Electronic Company Register
Italy: PLL – Piani Locali per il Lavoro
Malta: Setting of a one-stop-shop customer care service to facilitate simplification for SMEs
Poland: Entrepreneur Package
Romania: Start up Nation Romania
Slovakia: Better Regulation Center
Spain: Open Innovation 4.0.
United Kingdom: Anchoring economic growth in the Tees Valley
Come back to Promoting Enterprise every week to find out about the national winners across the other five EEPA categories: Promoting the entrepreneurial spirit, Investing in entrepreneurial skills, Supporting the internationalisation of business, Supporting the development of green markets and resource efficiency and Responsible and inclusive entrepreneurship.
Want to know who will be judging the 2018 projects? Meet the EEPA 2018 Jury here on the Portal!
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EEPA National Winners 2017 – Responsible and inclusive entrepreneurship
August
24
2017
Have we met all of the projects competing for a place on the EEPA 2017 European shortlist? Almost! Today Promoting Enterprise presents the final category of national winners, Category 6: Responsible and inclusive entrepreneurship. This category recognises initiatives that promote corporate social responsibility among small and medium-sized enterprises and entrepreneurship among disadvantaged groups such as the unemployed, legal migrants, disabled, or people from ethnic minorities.
In 2016 the prize was won by The Rotterdam Business Case from the Netherlands, for their project that strives to help innovative individuals and entrepreneurs who have failed with a venture or are in financial difficulties.
10 projects will be considered for a European title in this category. Well done to all the national winners and we look forward to finding out who is on the EEPA 2017 shortlist!
Bulgaria: Listen Up Online Platform for Equal Access
France: Adie Microfranchise Solidaire (AMS)
France: Start’Up Lycée
Malta: Setting up our Social Enterprise
Netherlands: IMC Weekendschool
Poland: Karlino na drodze rozwoju
Portugal: MUNDAR: Change your world – young entrepreneurship contest
Romania: ARAD WELDING SCHOOL
Slovakia: DATAROOM
Sweden: STAR (Social Innovation och Tillväxt för Alla i Regionen)
