The EU is supporting SMEs through 100+ projects in the Eastern Partnership region

Project focuses on analyzing legislation and proposing changes related to free movement of goods and capital, company law, competition policy, social policy, employment, industrial policy, customs, taxation, export laws, and trading conditions.

The project aims to bolster Georgia's Competition and Consumer Protection Policy to align with its commitments under the EU-Georgia Association Agreement.

The project aims to revitalize the abandoned Soviet sewing factory into DILIJAN FACTORY, a modern space fostering collaboration among enterprises and individuals, stimulating creativity and idea exchange while reducing entrepreneurial risk. The initiative includes renovating the building, establishing production units with market access, creating a Business Support Center, a Coworking Center with Incubator and Accelerator, and a Hospitality Business Association.

Project Objectives: improve production capacity of local businesses through a quality control laboratory for agricultural products, crops, diary and wine; assure economic activity and social inclusion through improved technical tools, skills, know-how and capacities of all individuals and businesses involved in agricultural production value chain and tourism.

This project seeks to enhance Oni Municipality's economic competitiveness by establishing and nurturing business clusters to attract potential investors.

The project focuses on initiating public-private partnership discussions in Ijevan, Armenia, with the goal of creating a sustainable environment for fostering innovative entrepreneurship in tourism, high-value agriculture, and food processing sectors.

The main goal of the Joint EU-UN Programme is to enhance the quality of life and socio-economic conditions of the rural population in Abkhazia, with a particular emphasis on agriculture, ensuring equal benefits for both men and women as well as specific groups like individuals with disabilities or minority ethnic communities.

The project was originally aimed at improving the economic situation in the communities of Chernivtsi region through the implementation of local economic development (LED) plans.