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Unioncamere Piemonte is the association of the Chambers of Commerce of the region, the institutional voices of a system of over 400,000 companies. It represents the gateway to the regional business ecosystem, as well as to the national and European network of Chambers of Commerce and their affiliated organisations.MissionTo promote and implement initiatives that support the development and enhancement of the regional economy and its productive sectors, while providing coordination and support to the activities of the member Chambers.These objectives are pursued through two complementary approaches:Institutional activities:By delivering shared services that support the regional chamber system and the business community, also in cooperation with other bodies and institutions, and by coordinating access to national and EU programmes, plans and funds.Promotional activities:By representing the chamber system and the regional economic fabric in Italy and abroad: participating in programme agreements, signing cooperation arrangements, promoting the creation and participation in bodies, organisations and companies aligned with the institutional purposes of the Chambers of Commerce, and safeguarding their general interests. By carrying out studies, economic research and training activities for companies, to guide and support the growth of the region’s economic actors.Unioncamere Piemonte has been a member of the Enterprise Europe Network since 2008 and is involved in several Sector Groups (Textiles, Agri-food, Tourism, Proximity & Social Economy) and in several Thematic Groups (Sustainability, Internationalisation, Research & Innovation). Unioncamere Piemonte supports and promotes innovation, competitiveness and internationalisation of regional SMEs. It is well connected with the regional ecosystem, universities, research centres, incubators, innovation clusters, regional funding and managing authorities, Regional agencies for the promotion of local companies abroad and for international trade related matters. We also collaborate with other international networks to create synergies to the benefit of local SMEs (Eurochambres, AlpMed, AssoCamereEstero, ETP European Technology Platform for the future of textile and clothing, EURATEX, INSME, European Recycling Platform, EUROSIMA cluster, POINTEx cluster).

The Malta Chamber of SMEs (formerly GRTU – General Retailers and Traders Union – Association of General Retailers and Traders) – is Malta’s national organisation of independent private businesses. With over 7,000 members coming from 12,000 different business outlets, the SME Chamber represents the largest group of retailers of goods and services, contractors, distributors, wholesalers and independent technical and professional services.The Malta Chamber of SMEs represents Maltese traders and retailers on various national fora including the Malta Council for Economic Development (MCESD),the Planning Authority, the Advisory Board of the National Organisation, the Fruit and Vegetables Board, the Commission for the Self Employed, the Council for Consumer Affairs, the Traffic Control Board, Malta Enterprise and the Malta Development Bank.SME Chamber policies have always been geared towards the fostering of private venture and the advancement of small and medium-sized owner managed enterprises. The SME Chamber believes that greater prosperity is within reach if commercial principles and practices rather than political ideology were to guide economic policy-making. The SME Chamber is subsidiary and a partner of Green MT, WEEE Malta Limited, Malta Energy Limited and Business first.

The Chamber of Commerce of Bolzano (CCIAABZ) is a public institution and represents the interests of the economy in the Autonomous Province of Bolzano/South Tyrol. It is a key player in analysing the local economy and carrying on activities both at local and transnational level.Through systematic economic research and the continuous updating of key structural and economic data, it lays the foundation for objective economic policy discussions. Thanks to its various services, it contributes to strengthen a positive community attitude towards the economy promoting social inclusion, sustainable growth, and digital awareness. The training department has been offering for 40 years adult education training, supporting local companies in their ongoing development.The Chamber offers a broad range of services, including informational resources, advisory services on business creation, innovation and internationalisation, EU opportunities, A2F. The promotion of women in the economy is a key priority.

Empowering Innovation and Sustainability in the EU Agri-Food SectorThe Agri-Food Sector Group (SG Agri-Food) champions innovation, sustainability, and resilience throughout the food industry—from production to consumption. Operating within the Single Market and beyond, it facilitates connections between EU Agri-Food SMEs and essential partners, funding opportunities, and cutting-edge expertise. Additionally, the group acts as a voice for SMEs, communicating their needs to policymakers to shape effective and forward-thinking food sector policies.Our MissionBusiness, innovation, and sustainability are the core principles driving the Agri-Food Sector Group. The group actively supports solutions for a more sustainable European food system, promoting circular economy practices and shorter supply chains to build a more responsible and resilient future.SMEs are empowered to navigate the Single Market, explore international opportunities, and adapt to ever-evolving market demands. The group provides expertise in areas such as digitalization and advanced technologies, helping businesses thrive and maintain competitiveness. Support is also extended in accessing funding and resources to fuel growth and innovation.