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CFE/SME(2005)8/REV3 ANNEXI:

A SYNOPTIC VIEW OF THE CONFERENCE STRUCTURE

OFFICIAL OPENING

Tuesday, 28 am PLENARY KEYNOTE SESSION: March "THE SME FINANCING GAP: THEORY ANO EVIOENCE"

pm ParaUel WORKSHOP A: Session 1: TheNature Df The Workshops Credit Financing for Market Failure In Relation To SMEs: Constraints' Debt Financing and Innovative' Solutions WORKSHOPB: 1: The Nature Df The Equity . Financing .Market Failure,' In Relation To for SMEs imd" the DebtFinancing?- Role of Government .

Wednesday, 29 am March

,8ession 2: What 'Role" For ,'Government?

pm Plenary Session Financiai Innovations For SME Cre"ditAndEquity of the ParaUel Financing: The Contributions oÍ 'Markets And Workshops Governments Thursday, 30 am FINAL PLENARY SESSION: March CONCLUSIONS ANO RECOMMENOA TIONS BY CHAIRS

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DRAFT CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

MONDA Y 27 MARCH 2006

OFFICIAL OPENING

18:00-20:00 Mr. Luiz Inado Lula da Silva President of Brazil

Mr. Luiz Fernando Furlan Minister ofDeveloprnent, Industry and Foreign Trade, Brazil

High Levei Officials ji-om Brazil and invited countries

Mr. Herwig Schlõgl Deputy Secretary-General, OECD

KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Mr. Takao Suzuki, Chairman, Organization for Small & Medium Enterprises and Regional innovation, lapan

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MORNING, TUESDA Y 28 MARCH 2006

PLENARY KEYNOTE SESSION: "THE SME FINANCING GAP: THEORY AND EVIDENCE"

CHAIR: Mr. Henvig Schlõgl, Deputy Secretary-General, OECD

Presentation o/the OECD Secretariat Background Paper: 9:00 - 9:15 M. André Laboul, Directorate for FinanciaI and Enterprise Affairs, OECD

Mr. Hugh Morgan Williams, Chair cm SME Council and Vice Chair, Entrepreneurship and SME Committee, Union des Industries de la Communauté Européenne (UNICE), (invited) or Mr. Steve Sharratt, incoming Chair cm SME SME Association, Mexico (to be invited)

ebate with the Audience

10:00-10:45

Roberto Luis Troster, Chief Economist of Febraban, Brazilian Federation of Banks, Brazil KFW, , (invited)

ebate with the Audience

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MORNING, TUESDA Y 28 MARCH 2006

PLENARY KEYNOTE SESSION: "THE SME FINANCING GAP: THEORY AND EVIDENCE" (cont'd)

11:00-11:45

peaker: European Private Equity and Venture Capital Association (EVCA) Speaker: Mr. Gil Forer, Venture Capital Advisory Group, Global Director, Ernst & Young Global (invited)

ebate with the Audience Introduced by a Discussant : Mr. Peter Webber, Director, Small Business Financing Policy, Industry Canada, Entrepreneurship & Small Business Office, Cana da, and Delegate to the OECD Working Party on SMEs & Entrepreneurship 11:45-12:50

peaker: Ms. Di NA, Deputy Director General, Department of Small and Medium- sized Enterprises, State Economic and Trade Commission (SETC) (invited) peaker: Mr. Joon-Suk Jung, Deputy Administrator, Small and Medium Business Administration, Korea peaker: Mr. Jean-Noel Durvy, Head ofUnit, Financing SMEs, Entrepreneurs & Innovators, DG Enterprise and Industry, European Commission (invited) peaker : Mr. Augusto de la Torre, Senior Regional FinanciaI Sector Advisor, Latin America & the Caribbean, World Bank (invited) ebate with the Audience ntroduced by a Discussant: Mr. Serge Boscher, Deputy-Director, Ministry of SMEs, and Vice-Chair of the OECD Working Party on SMEs & Entrepreneurship

12:50-13:00 Rapporteurs: Mme Marie Florence. Estimé, Deputy Director, Centre for Entrepreneurship, SMEs & Local Development, OECD Mr. Marcos Bonturi, Head of Private OjJice, OECD Mr. Tim Davis, Project Manager, Entrepreneurship !ndicators, Statistics Directorate (STD) OECD

13:00-14:30 Lunch

18 CFE/SME(2005)8/REV3 AFTERNOON, TUESDA Y 28 MARCH 2006

WORKSHOP A: CREDIT FINANCING FOR SMEs: CONSTRAINTS AND INNOVATlVE SOLUTIONS

14:55-16:15

Speaker: Ms. Vaga Venugopal Reddy, Governar. ReserveBank oflndia, lndia (invited)

Debate with the Audienee lntroduced by a Discussant: Mr. Juan Basurto, Asesor Financiero, Spanish Banking Association, Spain

Speaker : Mr. Claudio Giovine, CONF API (SME Association), lta/y Speaker : Mr. Jiehiro Uesugi, Fellow, Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Industry, Japan

Debate with the Audienee

lntroduced by a Discussant : to be proposed

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Speaker : M. Daniel Gabrielli, Chef du Service d'ingénierie et de coordination statistique, Eurosysteme, Banque de France, France

Speaker : Mr. Miehele Cineera, Université Libre de Bruxelles, Be/gium (invited)

Debate with the Audienee lntroduced by a Discussant: Mr. Stephen Lumpkin, Principal Administrator, Directoratejor Financiai and Enterprise AfJairs, OECD

Speaker: Mr. Nobuo Tanaka, Director, Directorate for Science, Technology and Industry, OECD Speaker: Dr: Khan Zahid, ChiefEconomist and Vice President ofRiyad Bank, Saudi Arabia (invited) Debate with the Audienee

17:50-18:00

Mr. Stephen Lumpkin, Principal Administrator, Directoratejor Financiai and Enterprise AfJairs, OECD

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MORNING, WEDNESDA Y 29 MARCH 2006 WORKSHOP A: CREDIT FINANCING FOR SMEs: CONSTRAINTS AND INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS

9:55-11:15 Speaker: Mr. Osamu Tsukahara, Executive Director, lapan Finance Corporation for Small and Medium Enterprise Speaker: Mr. Tamas Lesko, Deputy Head of SME Development Department, Ministry of Economy and Transport, SME Promotion Department, HungQ/Y, and Delegate to the OECD Working Party on SMEs & Entrepreneurship Debate with the Audience /ntroduced by a Discussant: Speaker: Mr. Alemseget Assefa, Vice-Governor ofthe National Bank, Ethiopia (invited) Speaker: Mr. Asdessalem Mansour, Président, Dirccteur général de la Banque de Financement des PME, Debate with the Audience /ntroduced by a Discussant: Mr. Bernd BalkenhoL Director ofthe Social Finance Programme, /nternational Labour Organisation (ILO) 11:15~11:30, 11:30-12:50 Speaker: Ms. Barbara Bartkowiak, President ofManagement Board, Polish Association ofLoan Funds (PSFP, Poland (invited)

Spcaker: Mr. Fernando Nogueira da Costa, Vice-president, Caixa Econômica Federal, Brazil

Debate with the Audience /ntroduced by a Discussant: Mr. Klaus Kofler, Director, SAB (Sãchsische AufbauBank), Belgium (to be invited) Speaker : Mr. Juan José Llisterri, Principal Financiai Specialist, Sustainable Development Department, Private Enterprise and FinanciaI Markets Division, /nter-American Development Bank (/DB) (invited) Speaker: Mr. Bruce Cameron, Senior Loan Officer, the SME Financc Department, Overseas Private lnvestment Corporatioll, United States Speaker: Jamaica (to be proposed)

Debate with the Audience /ntroduced by a Discussant: Ms. Annette St. Onge, Expert, Canada (invited) 12:50-13:00

13:00-14:30

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AFTERNOON TUESDA Y 28 MARCO 2006

14:55-16:15 Speaker: European Bank/or Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) (proposed) Speaker: Mr. Edmundo M. Oliveira, Executive Manager of ABDI, Brazilian Agency for Industrial Development, Brazil

Debate with the Audience lntroduced by a Discussant: Prof. Christoph Kaserer , Co-scientific director of the Center for Entrepreneurial and Scientific Studies, Munich University ofTechnology, Germany (invited)

Speaker: Ms. Lu Wei, Deputy Director General, Techno Economic Research Department, Development Research Center of State Council, P. R. China (invited) Speaker: Ms Brigitte Smith, Managing Director, GBS Venture Partners, Australia

Debate with the Audience lntroduced by a Discussant: Prof. José Marti Pellon, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain (invited)

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Speaker : South Africa (to be invited) Speaker: Ms. Brigitte Baumann, Founder & CEO European Angel Finance, Switzerland (invited)

Debate with the Audience lntroduced by a Discussant: Mr. Peter Fritz, Managing Director, TCG Group, Australia

Speaker: Mr. Nahed M. Taher, Compass Consulting, Bahrain (invited) Speaker: Ms. Kimberlie Cerrone, ChiefFinancial Officer Feeva Tecnology, United States

Debate with the Audience lntroduced by a Discussant: Mr. Joseph Badevokila, Manager, KYOCI Capital sarl, Congo 17:50-18:00

Rapporteurs: Mr. Alain Dupeyras. Administrator. Centre/or Entrepreneurship. SMEs & Local Development, OECD

Mr. John Potter. Principal Administrator, Centre/or Entrepreneurship. SMEs & Local Development, OECD

21 CFE/SME(2005)8/REV3 MORNING WEDNESDA Y 29 MARCH 2006

WORKSHOP B: EQUITY FINANCING FOR SMEs AND THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT

9:55-11:15 Speaker : Mr. Philippe Jeanneret, Head of SME Policy, Ministry of Economics, Switzerfand Speaker: Mr. José Fernando Figueiredo, Institute for Support to SMEs and Investment - IAPMEI-UFIVE, Portugal

Debate with the Audience Introduced by a Discussant: Mr. Henry SavajoI, Directeur des Etudes BDPME, France

Speaker: Mr. Yoon Mo Jeong, Director, Venture Business Promotion Division, Small & Medium Business Administration, Korea Speaker : Mr. Peter Jungen, President, European Business Angel Network (EBAN) (proposed)

Debate with the Audience Introduced by a Discussant: Mr. John Thompson, Consuitant, OECD

11:30-12:50 Speaker : Prof. Roberto Pasca di Magliano, Direzione Generale per il Coordinamento degli Incentivi alle Imprese, Italy Speaker : Chile, to be proposed

Debate with the Audience Introduced by a Discussant: Ms. Maria Borelius, Joumalist, Sweden (invited)

Speaker : Ms. Edmée Metivier, Executive Vice President, Integrated Risk and Technology Management Business Development Bank , Canada (invited) Speaker : Thailand, to be proposed Debate with the Audience Introduced by a Discussant: Mr. Pertti Valtonen, Counsellor, Finance Policy Division, Ministry ofTrade and Industry, Finland 12:50-13:00

Mr. John Potter, Principal Administrator, Centre/or Entrepreneurship, SMEs & Local Development, OECD 13:00-14:30 Lunch 22 CFE/SME(2005)8/REV3 AFTERNOON WEDNESDA Y 29 MARCA 2006

PLENARY SESSION: FINANCIAL INNOVATIONS FOR SME CREDIT AND EQUITY FINANCING: THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF MARKETS AND GOVERNMENTS 14 :30-14 :40 CO-CHAIRS: Workshop A Chair : Mme. Obolensky, General Director, Fédération Française Bancaire, France (invited) Workshop B Chair : Mr. Christian Motzfeldt, Director, Danish Growth Fund (Vaekstfonden), Denmark 14:40-16:00 Speaker: Ms. Zorayda Amelia Alonzo, Undersecretary, SME Development Group, Department ofTrade and Industry, Philippines, (invited) Speaker: Mr. Thomas Meyer, Head of Division, Risk Management and Monitoring, European Investment Fund (invited) Debate with the Audience Introduced by a Discussant : Mr. Mario Cardullo, Counsellor for Technology and Entrepreneurship, US Department ofCommerce, United States

Speaker : Mr. Roger Wigglesworth, New Zealand, and Chair to the OECD Working Party on SMEs & Entrepreneurship and Mr. Peter Webber, Canada, and Delegate to the OECD Working Party on SMEs & Entrepreneurship Speaker: Mme Nadine Levratto, Chargée de recherche au CNRS, France Debate with the Audience Introduced by a Discussant: Mr. Ivan Ornelas Diaz, Director ofIntemational Relations, Ministry ofEconomy, General Direction ofExportable Goods, Mexico, and Vice-Chair to the OECD Working Party on SMEs & Entrepreneurship

16:00-16:10 ,:,1 16:10-17:45 Speaker: Mr. Brendan Morling, General Manager, Industry Policy Brach, Department of Industry, Tourism and Resources, Australia Speaker: Ms. Simonetta Iannotti, Economist, Bank Supervision Dept, Banca d'Halia, Italy Debate with the Audience Introduced by a Discussant: Mr. Fouad Shaker, Secretary-General, Union of Arab Banks, Lebanon (invited) Speaker: Mr. Allan Riding, Deloitte Professor of Growth Enterprises, Canada (invited) Speaker: Mr. Carlos Alberto dos Santos, Gerente, Unidade de Acesso a Serviços Financeiros SEBRAE, Brazil Debate with the Audience !ntroduced by a Discussant: Peru, to be proposed 17:45-18:00

Rapporteurs: Mme Marie Florence. Estimé, Deputy Director, Centre for Entrepreneurship, SMEs & Local Development, OECD Mr. Marcos Bonturi, Head of Private Office, OECD Mr. Tim Davis, Project Manager, Entrepreneurship !ndicators, Statistics Directorate (STD) OECD

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WORKSHOP C: TECHNICAL WORKSHOP ON PRIVA TE EQUITY DEFINITIONS & MEASUREMENTS

CO-CHAIRS: Mr. Mario Cardullo, Counsellor for Technology and Entrepreneurship, US Department ofCommerce, United States, and Mr. Dave Thomas, Managing Director, Intel Capital Latin America 14:55-16:15 Speaker : Mr. Vesa Vanhanen, Financing of SMEs, Entrepreneurs and Innovators, Directorate-General for Enterprise and Industry, ElIropean Commission (invited) Speaker: Mr. Gilles Duruf1é, Venture Capitalist Consultant, Canada (invited)

Debate with the Audience Introdllced by a Discllssant: Speaker : Mr. Hyung Soo Kim, Executive Officer, Korea Venture Capital Association, Korea Speaker: Expert, BNDES, Brazil

Debate with the Audience Introduced by a Discllssant:

Speaker : Mr. James B. Hallmark., Secretary and General Counsel and Assistant General Counsel ofOperations, Millennium Challenge Corporation, United States Speaker: Mme Hélene Clément, Chargée de mission Entreprises, Cabinet de M. le Président du Sénat, France Debate with the Audience Introduced by a Discussant :

Speaker : Mr. Stephen Eastham, Senior Capital Markets Adviser, Europe & Eurasia BureaulEconomic Growth, V.S. Agency for Intemational Development, United States ((invited)) Speaker: Mr. David Quysner, Chairman, Abingworth Management Limited, United Kíngdom (ínvíted) Speaker: Ms. Barbara James, Managing Director, Afrícan Ventllre Capital Associatíon (ínvíted) Debate with the Audience Introduced by a Díscussant:

Rapportellrs: Mr. Randy Mitchell, Venture Capital / Private Equity Specialist, Department of Commerce, Unifed States, and Brazil (proposed)

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MORNING WEDNESDA Y 29 MARCH 2006

WORKSHOP C: TECHNICAL WORKSHOP ON PRIVA TE EQUITY DEFINITlONS STANDARD DEFINITIONS AND VALUATION METHODS

9:30-9:55 CO-CHAIRS: Mr. Mario Cardullo, Counsellor for Technology and Entrepreneurship, US Department of Commerce, United States, and Mr. Dave Thomas, Managing Director, Intel Capital Latin America 9:55-11:15 Speaker: Mr. Georges Noel, Director ofResearch, Public Affairs and Development. European Venture Capital Association (EVCA) Speaker : Brazil (proposed) Debate with the Audience Introduced by a Discussant: Ms. Susan Strommer, President, The National Association ofSeed and Venture Funds (NASVF), United States (invited) Speaker: Ms. Susana Garcia-Robles, Investment Officer, Mercosur, Central America and Mexico Multilateral Investment Fund, Inter-American Development Bank Speaker: China to be proposed Debate with the Audience Introduced by a Discussant ÍCà eebreàM,>f '<',,,,,l" Speaker: British Venture Capital Association (BVCA), United Kingdom (to be proposed) Speaker : Austrian Private Equity and Venture Capital Organisation (AVCO), Austria (invited)

Debate with the Audience Introduced by a Discussant: Mr. Howard A. Wallack, Executive Director, Latin American Venture Capital Association (LA VCA) (invited) Speaker: Mr. Peter L. Rodriguez, Associate Professor, Batten Institute, Darden Graduate School ofBusiness Administration, University ofVirginia, United States Speaker: India to be proposed Debate with the Audience Introduced by a Discussant

Rapporteurs: Mr. Randy Mitchell, Venture Capital / Private Equity Specialist, Department ofCommerce, United States, and Brazil (proposed) 13:00-14:30 Lunch

25 CFE/SME(2005)8/REV3 MORNING THURSDA Y 30 MARCO 2006

FINAL PLENARY SESSION

CO-CHAIRS:

Mr. Luiz Fernando Furlan, Minister ofDevelopment, Industry and Foreign Trade, Brazil and Mr. Herwig Schlõgl, Deputy Secretary-General, OECD 10:00-11:30 PRESENTATION OF THE WORKSHOP CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS BY THE CHAIRS Workshop A Chair:

France (TO BE CONFIRMED)

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FROM THE A UDIENCE

WorksllOp B Chair: Mr. Christian Motzfeldt, Director, Danish Growth Fund (Vaekstfonden), Denmark

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FROM THE AUDIENCE

Tecll1lical Worksltop Co-cltairs: Mr. Mario Cardullo, Counsellor for Technology and Entrepreneurship, US Department ofCommerce, United States, and Mr. Dave Thomas, Managing Director, Intel Capital Latin America

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FROM THE AUDIENCE

11:30-11:40 CofJee Break 11:40-12:30

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OECD Mcmber Countries Non-OECD members

1. Australia 1. A/bania 43. Kuwait 2. Austria 2. A/geria 44. Kyrgyz Republic 3. Belgium 3. Antigua & Barbuda 45. Laos 4. Argentina 46. Latvia 4. Canada 5. Azerbaijan 47. Lebanon 5. Czech Republic 6. Bahrain 48. Lithuania 6. Denmark 7. Bang/adesh 49. Malaysia 7. Finland . 8. Barbados : 50. Moldava 8. France . 9. Belarus 51. Mongolia 9. Germany 10. Belize 52. 10. n. Bolivia 53. Nicaragua 11. Hungary 12. Bosnia - Herzegovina 54. Nigeria 12. lceland 13. Brazil 55. Oman 13. Ireland 14. Bnmei Darussalam 56. Pakistan 14. Italy 15. Bulgaria 57. Palestine National Authority 15. Japan 16. Cambodia 17. 58. Panama 16. Korea Chile 59. Papua New Guinea 18. China 17. Luxembourg 60. Paraguay 19. Chinese Taipei 18. Mexico 20. Congo 61. Peru 19. 62. Philippines 21. Costa Rica 20. New Zealand Qatar 22. Croatia 63. 21. Norway 23. Djibouti 64. Romania 22. Poland 24. Dominican Republic 65. Russian Federation • 66. 23. Portugal 25. Ecuador Saudi Arabia 24. Slovak Republic 26. Egypt 67. Senegal 25. Spain 27. Estonia 68. Serbia & Montenegro 69. Singapore 26. Sweden 28. Ethiopia 70. Slovenia 27. Switzerland 29. Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) 71. SouthAji-ica 28. Turkey 30. Georgia 72. Syria 29. United Kingdom 31. Ghana 73. Tajikistan 30. United States 32. Guatemala 74. Thailand

31. European Commission 33. Haili 75. Trinidad & Tobago 34. Honduras 76. Tunisia 35. Hong Kong. China 77. Turkmenistan 36. lndia 78. Ukraine 37. lndonesia 79. United Arab Emirates 38. Israel 80. Uruguay 39. Jamaica 81. Uzbekistan 40. Jordan 82. Venezuela 41. Ka=akhstan 83. Vietnam 42. Kenya 84. Yemen

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ANNEX 111: LIST OF INVITED ORGANISA TIONS/INSTITUTIONS

I. International Organisations (part of the UN system)

1. Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP), Bangkok 2. Economic and Social Commission for Westem Asia (UNESCWA), Beirut 3. Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA), Addis Ababa 4. Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE), Geneva 5. Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (UNECLAC/CEPAL), Santiago de Chile 6. Intemational Labour Organisation (ILO), Geneva 7. Intemational Monetary Fund (IMF), Washington 8. United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCT AD), Geneva 9. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), New York 10. United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO), Vienna 11. World Bank, Washington 12. World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO), Geneva

11. Other International Organisations and Fora

13. African Development Bank, Abidjan 14. African Union (AU) 15. APEC Business Advisory Council (ABAC) 16. Asian Development Bank (ADB), Manila 17. Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation (APEC), Singapore 18. Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), Jakarta 19. Caribbean Community (CARICOM) 20. Central European Initiative (CEI), Trieste 21. Euro-Mediterranean Network ofInvestment Promotion Agencies (ANIMA/EURAID) 22. European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), London 23. European Central Bank (ECB) 24. European Economic and Social Committee, Brussels 25. European Investment Bank (EIB), Luxembourg 26. European Investment Fund (EIF) 27. Inter-American Development Bank (IADB), Washington 28. League of Arab States 29. New Partnership for African Development (NEPAD)

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30.0rganisation Intemationale de la Francophonie (Intemational Organisation of French-Speaking Communities) (OIF) 31. Pacific Economic Co-operation Council (PECC), Singapore 32. Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) 33. Trans Atlantic Business Dialogue (TADB), Brussels 34. World Trade Organisation (WTO) lU. Non-governmental International Organisations!Institutions

35. Arab Business Council (ABC) 36. Arab lntemational Women's Forum (AIWF) 37. Association Intemationale de Recherche en Entrepreneuriat et PME (International Associationfor Research on Entrepreneurship and SMEs) (AIREPME) 38. Association ofEuropean Chambers ofCommerce and Industry (EUROCHAMBRES), Brussels 39. Association of Small and medium Enterprises (ASME), Singapore 40. Business and Industry Advisory Committee to the OECD (BIAC), Paris 41. The Business Council Europe-Africa Mediterranean, Brussels 42. The Competitiveness Institute (TCI), Barcelona 43. Center for Intemational Private Enterprise (CIPE) 44. "Dirige antes" Intemational Association 45. EURO-MED Trade, Distribution and Service Initiative, Rome 46. European Association of Craft and Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (UEAPME), Brussels 47. European Banking Federation (FBE), Brussels 48. EuroCommerce (Confédération Européenne du Commerce de Détail), Brussels 49. European Council for Small Business (ECSB), Halmstad 50. European Development Finance Institutions (EDFI), Brussels 51. European Network to Promote Women's Entrepreneurship (WES), Stockholm 52. European Private Equity and Venture Capital Association (EVCA), Brussels 53. Les Femmes Chefs d'Entreprises Mondiales (FCEM) 54. Intemational Accounting Standards Board (IASB) 55. Intemational Chamber of Commerce (ICC) 56. Intemational Council of Small Business (ICSB) 57. Intemational Electrotechnical Commission (IEC), Geneva 58. Intemational Organisation for Knowledge Economy and Enterprise Development (IKED) 59. Intemational Organisation for Standardisation (ISO), Geneva 60. Intemational Network for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (INSME) 61. Intemational Small Business Congress (ISBC)

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62. Intemational Union of Crafts and Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (UIAPME) 63. Islamic Financiai Service Board (IFSB) 64. Latin American Venture Capital Association (LACVA) 65. Organisation Intemationale des Employeurs (Intemational Organisation of Employers) (OlE), Geneva 66. Quantum Leaps, Inc., A Global Accelerator for Women's Entrepreneurship, Atlanta, USA 67. Trade Union Advisory Committee to the OECD (TUAC), Paris 68. Union of Industrial and Employers' Confederations of Europe (UNICE), Brussels 69. World Association ofInvestment Promotion Agencies (WAIPA), Geneva 70. World Association ofIndustrial and Technological Research Organisations (WAITRO), Malaysia 71. World Association of Small and Medium Enterprises (WASME) 72. World Economic Forum 73. YES for Europe, European Confederation ofYoung Entrepreneurs 74. Young Entrepreneurs ofthe European Union (JEUNE)

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