Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2009-03-24-Speech-2-324"
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"At the moment, discussions about measures for relaunching credit activities are on the agenda. In the current economic crisis and especially in countries like Romania, which are currently negotiating loans from international financial institutions, it is vital for banks to resume their main function, which is to provide the population with credit again.
I feel that Mr Becsey’s report is innovative because it brings this issue back to the discussion table, however from a new angle, going outside the banking system to identify solutions to the current financial deadlock.
The report, which concerns the subject of micro-credits, is aimed at the disadvantaged groups in society, such as minorities, the Roma community or inhabitants of rural areas, who have untapped potential and want to set up a small business, but are not able to because they are not eligible to obtain a loan from a banking institution. These people have few options available to them.
This is why I regard as timely Mr Becsey’s proposal to set up a Community fund to promote micro-credits for people and companies without direct access to bank loans and to improve the level of information about these financing instruments."@en1
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