Economic Partnerships definition
Economic Partnerships or “EPs” means partnerships that combine commercial agreements, technical assistance and investment funding and are intended to create solid and mutually advantageous relationships between producer organizations and other value chain actors, including, without limitation, production and marketing agreements, between producer organizations, input traders, agro-industry, financing agreements, between producer organizations, finance institutions, and agro-industries, or technical assistance agreements, between producers and public or private providers of advisory services.
Examples of Economic Partnerships in a sentence
The cooperation activities under the Memorandum of Understanding on Strategic Economic Partnerships will be transferred to the Agreement and carried out under Article 11.4 (Implementation of Cooperation).
The Memorandum of Understanding on Strategic Economic Partnerships, signed on 12 July 2018, shall be superseded by this Agreement six months after the date of entry into force of this Agreement.
For more information, see the European Commission webpage Economic Partnerships.
European Commission Trade Policy Countries and Regions Development: Economic Partnerships.