EBRD Annual Report 2016 https://2016.ar-ebrd.com Thu, 17 May 2018 11:18:42 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.3.2 Tattica aziendale every il lancio di innovativi prodotti /2018/05/17/tattica-aziendale-every-il-lancio-di-innovativi-prodotti/ Thu, 17 May 2018 11:18:42 +0000 /?p=752 La strategia aziendale può pure essere indicata come un piano ludico adatto caratteristicamente progettato per...

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La strategia aziendale può pure essere indicata come un piano ludico adatto caratteristicamente progettato per raggiungere particolari obiettivi ed obiettivi predefiniti. Le due fasi appropriata importanti delle una strategia aziendale ben progettata sono effettuate la pianificazione e l’esecuzione. Il successo di qualunque strategia aziendale dipende appropriata o meno dall’efficienza di entrambi questi elementi. Il successo non è mai garantito in nessuna azienda online, ma puoi sicuramente migliorare le tue possibilità every lo stesso se il tuo prodotto è supportato da una singola strategia aziendale intelligente. Diamo un’occhiata per alcune delle strategie di marketing appropriata efficaci che possono potenzialmente garantire un buon avvio a un business / prodotto / marchio appena lanciato:

Crea un livello di marketing completo

La pianificazione dicono che sia sempre il primo passo verso qualunque strategia aziendale. Un business plan compiuto offre una singola migliore comprensione del mercato attuale e dei suoi dati demografici. Un’analisi successo mercato dettagliata è estremamente vitale in quanto ti rende consapevole delle esigenze specifiche del acquirente dal prodotto da lanciare. Un prodotto che soddisfa la maggior parte delle esigenze del consumatore è destinato ad disporre successo.

Osserva e valuta la tua concorrenza

Avanti lanciare un nuovo prodotto sul mercato, dicono che sia cruciale studiare verso fondo la concorrenza. Potrebbero esserci molti articoli esistenti simili verso quello quale ci si aspetta vittoria lanciare sul mercato. È possibile esaminare le funzionalità offerte dai prodotti / servizi successo un partecipante e, di conseguenza, rivedere il proprio materiale commerciale per presentarlo in un modo quale lo distingua dal resto.

Raggiungi il tuo pubblico di destinazione

È solo dopo aver intrapreso un’analisi approfondita dei dati demografici attuali il quale è possibile individuare con successo il noto di destinazione per i tuoi generi alimentari e prodotti. La soluzione migliore sarebbe quella successo indirizzare i clienti abituati ad acquistare articoli quale offrono funzionalità simili al tuo prodotto. Se il tuo prodotto / lavoro si riesce a trovare sulla stessa linea ed it.idealsvdr.com offre una migliore fattura oltre per una sorta di ulteriore vantaggio, si trovano le massime possibilità che il pubblico di destinazione passi per te. Quella appena detta è una delle strategie successo business più comunemente praticate.

Seleziona un canale appropriato per le vendite e il marketing dei prodotti

Esistono molti modi differenti per promuovere, pubblicizzare o commercializzare un particolare prodotto / tour operator. In questi giorni uno degli strumenti più potenti per il marketing di prodotto dicono che sia internet. Il marketing online è certamente più conveniente ed evidente rispetto alle varie tattiche di marketing offline convenzionali. La ideale strategia vittoria business costruiti in questa linea sarebbe quella di utilizzare un approccio di marketing multicanale, ma fare ciò richiederebbe un massiccio investimento finanziario quale potrebbe non essere probabile per tante de le imprese. Un’opzione molto valida sarebbe quella vittoria analizzare la domanda dei consumatori del nuovo prodotto da lanciare e successo conseguenza analizzare un canale adatto every pubblicizzare lo stesso.

Prova il tuo prodotto con un gruppo successo utenti prima di procedere con il lancio finale

Il lancio delle alto spaccato successo un giovane prodotto / lavoro comporta enormi investimenti finanziari. Il successo del mercato vittoria un prodotto lanciato vittoria recente non può essere garantito, pertanto c’è continuamente la possibilità di incorrere osservando la ingenti perdite. Sarebbe assolutamente un dilettantesco ed una pessima metodo aziendale dirigersi personalmente nei confronti un lancio importante senza rivedere la propria giudizio iniziale al mercato. Una tattica aziendale sicura sarebbe quella delle rilasciare un piccolo lotto del prodotto come possiamo dire che campione da utilizzare da un gruppo limitato di persone prima del suo lancio ufficiale.

Crea una campagna pubblicitaria metodica

Le società di media / pubbliche relazioni sono spesso assunte per gestire il compito promozionale vittoria un annotazione prodotto preventivamente del suo lancio sul mercato. La maggior parte delle ditte utilizza tecniche di marketing “grass-root” altrimenti organizza un evento successo lancio vittoria massa. È importante assicurarsi che il prodotto sia assolutamente pronto per esserci lanciato immediatamente dopo aver intrapreso la campagna delle pubbliche iterazioni in maniera da poter incassare la copertura mediatica che ricevi dallo stesso.

La sopravvivenza a lungo termine di tutte nel modo che imprese / marchi richiede una strategia aziendale intelligente e interessante. Attraverso MBA & Co, puoi addentrarsi in contatto con persone in grado di fare da consulenti MBA freelance altamente efficienti che sono in grado di offrire idee brillanti e strategie vittoria business per lanciare i tuoi prossimi prodotti ed servizi e portare la tua azienda turistica al grado immediatamente superiore.

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Backing the first wind farm in Georgia /2017/05/05/backing-the-first-wind-farm-in-georgia/ Fri, 05 May 2017 10:30:13 +0000 /?p=291 The EBRD is helping to introduce wind power to Georgia with a venture in the...

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The EBRD is helping to introduce wind power to Georgia with a venture in the central municipality of Gori that will serve as a model for other projects in the renewables sector.

The wind power plant, the first in Georgia and the first commercial wind farm in the Caucasus region, will have a total installed capacity of 20.7 MW and an expected electricity output of 85 GWh per year. Around one-third of this will be exported to neighbouring Turkey while the rest will help Georgia to meet its winter energy needs without additional carbon emissions. The project encourages the diversification of renewable resources in the country, which relies heavily on hydropower generation.

The Bank extended a US$ 10 million (€9.6 million equivalent) loan and arranged an additional US$ 12 million (€11.5 million equivalent) in syndicated lending from three commercial co-investors to the state-owned firm Qartli Wind Farm under a project finance structure. This will fund the construction and operation of the power plant. The EBRD also facilitated technical assistance funds to help the Georgian government design and implement an electricity trading platform.

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Energising telecommunications in Greece /2017/05/05/energising-telecommunications-in-greece/ Fri, 05 May 2017 10:29:18 +0000 /?p=295 A €389 million financing package arranged by the EBRD for OTE, the leading telecommunications operator...

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A €389 million financing package arranged by the EBRD for OTE, the leading telecommunications operator in Greece, will support the company’s ambitious investment plans, including the development of next-generation networks chiefly targeting regions with relatively low broadband coverage.

The EBRD provided €150 million as part of a €339 million syndicated loan, which supported the re-opening of the loan syndications market in Greece and is aimed at helping the country return to growth. In parallel, the Black Sea Trade and Development Bank provided a €50 million loan to OTE.

In 2015 the EBRD started investing in Greece on a temporary basis to support the country’s economic recovery.

Read more about this project.

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Bolstering the Bulgarian financial sector /2017/05/05/bolstering-the-bulgarian-financial-sector/ Fri, 05 May 2017 10:28:14 +0000 /?p=299 In order to boost the resilience of the financial sector in Bulgaria, in 2016 the...

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In order to boost the resilience of the financial sector in Bulgaria, in 2016 the EBRD extended a €300 million loan to the country’s sole deposit insurer.

The financing will help the Bulgarian Deposit Insurance Fund, an independent public institution, optimise its funding structure and replenish its funding base following a major bank failure in 2014. The loan was conditional on the Fund implementing measures in line with new legislative frameworks for deposit insurance and bank recovery and resolution.

The project increases the financial independence and long-term sustainability of the Fund. By reinforcing the deposit insurance system, it also raises confidence in the Bulgarian banking sector and supports the efficient functioning of the country’s financial market.

Read more about this project.

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Romanian aerospace industry takes flight /2017/05/05/romanian-aerospace-industry-takes-flight/ Fri, 05 May 2017 10:27:30 +0000 /?p=319 The EBRD provided support for Romania’s aerospace industry by extending a €25 million loan to...

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The EBRD provided support for Romania’s aerospace industry by extending a €25 million loan to Universal Alloy Corporation (UAC), which makes aluminium parts for leading aircraft manufacturers such as Airbus, Boeing and Bombardier. UAC is expanding its production in response to increased demand from these companies.

The financing will enable UAC to increase production capacity and introduce innovative technologies, such as the full recycling of metal chips. The company will also bring the latest know-how to Romania with its training programme for local staff, thereby contributing to the growth of a knowledge-based economy in the country. Read more about this project.

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Unleashing the potential of Kazakh businesswomen /2017/05/05/unleashing-the-potential-of-kazakh-businesswomen/ Fri, 05 May 2017 10:26:09 +0000 /?p=293 Providing women with the finance and advice they need in order to grow their businesses...

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Providing women with the finance and advice they need in order to grow their businesses is a priority for the EBRD in Kazakhstan. In 2016, the Bank extended the equivalent of €23 million in local currency financing as part of its Women in Business programme in the country.

Credit lines under the initiative were signed with CenterCredit, ForteBank, the microfinance organisation KMF and Shinhan Bank. The first Women in Business credit line in Kazakhstan was extended to CenterCredit in late 2015.

The programme combines support for partner financial institutions and businesswomen to unleash the economic potential of a section of the population that has traditionally been underserved by the financial sector. Although conditions are improving, women-led firms in Kazakhstan often face obstacles in obtaining credit and developing managerial skills.

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Gender equality and green growth in Turkey’s energy sector /2017/05/05/gender-equality-and-green-growth-in-turkeys-energy-sector/ Fri, 05 May 2017 10:25:28 +0000 /?p=321 The EBRD is spurring efforts to make the Turkish power sector more environmentally friendly and...

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The EBRD is spurring efforts to make the Turkish power sector more environmentally friendly and inclusive with a US$ 135 million (€128 million equivalent) loan to subsidiaries of electricity company IC Elektrik. The financing will help power distribution firm TREDAŞ and retail sales firm TREPAŞ to significantly improve the efficiency and reliability of the power network in north-western Turkey. The reduction in energy losses is expected to save 90,000 MWh and cut CO2 emissions by 45,000 tonnes.

Turkey exhibits one of the lowest rates of female labour-force participation (32 per cent) in the EBRD region and the country’s power and energy sector in particular is dominated by men. As a condition of the financing, the companies will introduce corporate standards and practices that strengthen women’s access to employment and skills. In addition, they will undertake gender-sensitive employee surveys, review payroll data to ensure equal pay for work of equal value, and receive TC-funded advice to implement a comprehensive gender action plan.

Lastly, TREDAŞ and TREPAŞ will enhance their compliance procedures, including by strengthening anti-corruption policies and adopting enhanced codes of conduct. Read more about this project.

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Championing small business in Egypt /2017/05/05/championing-small-business-in-egypt/ Fri, 05 May 2017 10:24:11 +0000 /?p=311 In order to bolster the private equity industry in Egypt, the Bank invested US$ 20...

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In order to bolster the private equity industry in Egypt, the Bank invested US$ 20 million (€18.9 million equivalent) in the Ezdehar Egypt Mid-Cap Fund. The Fund focuses on investment in Egyptian SMEs in various sectors, including education, food and beverages, health care, manufacturing and retail. It seeks to support companies in realising ambitious growth plans.

The Fund achieved a first closure with commitments of US$ 85 million (equivalent to €80.5 million). The EBRD’s co-investors included the European Investment Bank, the Dutch development bank FMO, and CDC, the development finance institution of the UK, as well as Egyptian investors.

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Decommissioning Lithuania’s Soviet-era nuclear power plant /2017/05/05/decommissioning-lithuanias-soviet-era-nuclear-power-plant/ Fri, 05 May 2017 10:23:46 +0000 /?p=343 During EU accession negotiations, Lithuania decided to close the two units of its Soviet-era nuclear...

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During EU accession negotiations, Lithuania decided to close the two units of its Soviet-era nuclear power plant, Ignalina. However, the country was ill-equipped for the complex decommissioning process ahead.

The EBRD-managed Ignalina International Decommissioning Support Fund (IIDSF), funded mainly by the EU and other European donors, has assisted in this complex task since 2001. In addition to energy sector and preparatory projects required for the decommissioning process, the Fund finances key infrastructure for safely dealing with radioactive waste and spent nuclear fuel at the site.

An important prerequisite for the decommissioning of Ignalina’s two units is the ability to safely retrieve operational waste currently kept in inadequate storage. A €200 million state-of-the-art facility, funded by the IIDSF, provides for the retrieval, sorting, packaging and safe storage of 120,000 m3 of historic radioactive waste. Known simply as B2/3/4, the facility will also accommodate radioactive waste generated during the decommissioning process.

Intensive testing of B2/3/4 started in 2016 and the facility is expected to become fully operational by mid-2017. With B2/3/4 and a spent fuel storage facility in operation since 2016, the IIDSF has made a key contribution to efforts by the Lithuanian authorities to safely dismantle Ignalina.

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Major retail complex to enhance Croatian city’s economy /2017/05/05/major-retail-complex-to-enhance-croatian-citys-economy/ Fri, 05 May 2017 10:23:44 +0000 /?p=341 The historic city of Pula in western Croatia boasts a Roman amphitheatre, beautiful medieval architecture...

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The historic city of Pula in western Croatia boasts a Roman amphitheatre, beautiful medieval architecture and a stunning location on the Adriatic Sea. Now the municipality is set to further increase its appeal to visitors with the development of a major retail and entertainment centre.

The new complex will regenerate the site of a disused quarry. It will provide the seafront city with 30,000 m2 of international-standard retail space, attracting quality tenants to the local market.

The EBRD is an equity partner in the project via a €10 million co-investment with the Enterprise Expansion Fund (ENEF). The Fund is advised by the Bank and focuses on SMEs with high growth potential in Croatia and the Western Balkans. Through their joint investment, the EBRD and ENEF are minority equity holders in the company that is the ultimate owner of the retail complex.

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