俄罗斯工业和企业家联盟（RSPP）成立于1990年6月，是一个在政府和经济快速和大规模转型时保护工业利益的非政治组织。 RSPP主席是Alexander Nikolaevich Shokhin。

从其生命的最初几天起，RSPP的优先事项包括：促进俄罗斯和国际层面的商业界利益，并巩固俄罗斯工业家和企业家在商业环境发展方面的努力; 提升俄罗斯和世界的商业地位; 维护社会，政府和企业的利益平衡。

RSPP代表所有俄罗斯企业的利益，无论公司的规模，行业

地区位置如何。俄罗斯工业家和企业家联盟以两种形式行事 - 作为一个非政府组织和全俄雇主协会，这种组合允许最有效地利用我们组织的不同权利和能力来倡导RSPP成员的利益。

RSPP今天汇集了约130个部门和地区雇主协会。其成员包括：俄罗斯铁路，TATNEFT，Severstal，RusHydro，EVRAZ，Norilsk镍集团，VTB银行，Mechel，Ilim集团，Nizhnekamskneftekhim，NPO土星，SIBUR，RU-COM，Metalloinvest，Transmashholding，EUROCEMENT集团，MegaFon等领先公司，俄罗斯国际航空公司，FSUE俄罗斯邮政，可耐福服务，美铝Metallurg Rus，俄罗斯拉法基等等。

RSPP局和董事会

区域存在

RSPP地区分支机构和雇主协会的目标是为俄罗斯联邦主体的商业活动创造有利条件。他们的活动重点是区域社会和经济发展问题，促进政府和企业参与，税收政策，现代化激励和企业创新，中小企业的支持和发展，自然垄断的定价政策等。在联邦地区设立的工业家和企业家协调理事会在巩固RSPP地区分支机构和雇主协会的职位过程中发挥着重要作用。通过区域和部门RSPP成员组织以及联邦一级的广泛讨论过程，

与政府

RSPP作为雇主协会的对话具有通过俄罗斯社会和劳动关系管理三方委员会，区域和地区三边委员会与政府当局正式合作机制的优势。

RSPP委员会和委员会被政府当局视为关于经济和社会发展这一最重要问题的辩论的关键平台。大量的讨论和决策平台保证在制定RSPP职位和提案时充分考虑所有RSPP成员的利益。这些平台包括：RSPP公约，RSPP委员会和理事会，委员会和委员会主席团会议，俄罗斯总裁，政府和联邦当局的工作和咨询机构。合作协议是与政府当局接触的基础。制定了关于具体法案制定的制度化工作组的RSPP代表参与程序。监管影响评估程序是最有效的政府和企业参与形式之一。

非正式的互动机构，包括与国家领导层的会议，并不是同等重要的。它不是“游说”具体利益的一种方式，而是一种促进商业地位，概述风险和提出新的发展机会的方式。当应迅速做出决定但考虑所有相关方的立场时，非正式的互动机构尤其重要。

争议解决机构

RSPP（套利，企业道德和联合调解服务联合委员会）以及RSPP登记处对替代性争议解决机构的需求正在增长。例如，拥有联邦股份的股份公司董事会非执行董事和专业董事的候选人是从RSPP下的非执行董事的国家登记处成员中选出的。

与工会的

合作RSPP与工会合作。2013年年底，全国工会协会，全国雇主协会和俄罗斯联邦政府签署了2014 - 2016年总协定。

努力改善投资环境

俄罗斯经济面临多重压力。实际上工业没有增加，投资有所减少。卢布汇率波动使企业感到紧张，甚至是那些因折旧而获胜的企业，因为不可预测性对公司有害。

在这种情况下，RSPP与政府当局合作开展有利的投资环境发展尤为重要。这是国家和国际层面的RSPP优先事项之一。行政障碍是提高竞争力和投资吸引力的主要障碍。一些障碍被逐步淘汰，但其他障碍也随之出现。听取了商界对限制计划外检查的要求，但一些“豁免”的法律开始增加。监管影响评估非常有用，但这种机制并不全面。RSPP的长期关键目标之一是改进俄罗斯经济发展部制定的检查和执法活动有效性概念，并制定实施路线图。RSPP将继续与政府合作解决俄罗斯经济的脱墨现象。我们认为，成功的关键是在国家将商业和税收带回家的愿望与不必缓和财政和行政负担的需求之间取得平衡。RSPP认为，在起草脱离法案时，优先促进刺激措施，提高俄罗斯司法管辖区的吸引力，减轻对善意业务的管理和税收负担。

欧亚经济联盟“欧亚经济联盟

条约”自2015年1月1日起生效.RSPP与白俄罗斯和哈萨克斯坦的合作伙伴密切合作，确定消除商品和服务贸易壁垒的方法。

国际合作

RSPP全面参与国际活动。2013年，RSPP在俄罗斯总裁任期内协调了B20进程。向G20领导人提出的业务建议已经准备就绪。在俄罗斯加入经合组织之前，RSPP获得了BIAC观察员组织的地位，允许俄罗斯商业界与其经合组织合作伙伴成功合作。从2014年开始，国际合作与投资理事会（ICCI）在短暂中断后开展活动。在2014年4月7日，2014年9月16日，2015年12月11日，ICCI会议召开，汇集了在俄罗斯工作的主要国际公司和商业协会的代表。RSPP还强烈发展各种双边合作形式。

国际合作与投资理事会（ICCI）是俄罗斯工业家和企业家联盟（RSPP）的一个咨询机构，于2008年2月成立，作为外国和俄罗斯企业与俄罗斯当局对话的平台。ICCI汇集了俄罗斯经济，商业协会和商会的主要外国投资者。

总统助理谢尔盖普里霍季科和外交部长谢尔盖拉夫罗夫对理事会的成立表示欢迎。俄罗斯经济发展部长E. Nabiullina，第一副外交部长A.Denisov以及在俄罗斯经营的70多家主要公司的首席执行官参加了ICCI活动。

ICCI由RSPP主席Alexander Shokhin担任主席，由RSPP国际合作委员会主席Viktor Vekselberg和国家商业协会领导人 - 俄罗斯美国商会会长，董事会主席共同主持。欧洲企业协会，日本商业俱乐部负责人，俄罗斯 - 德国商会主席和法俄商会总干事。

到目前为止，ICCI已成为俄罗斯和外国企业与俄罗斯当局接触的重要机制。一方面，理事会为俄罗斯和外国市场参与者旨在改善俄罗斯商业环境的努力提供了一个平台。另一方面，俄罗斯政府在外国公司在俄罗斯的活动的关键问题上有合作伙伴。

ICCI成员的另一个重要目标是向其政府通报俄罗斯投资环境的趋势，并就有关国际议程关键问题的成员商定立场向有关当局提供建议。

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ICCI国际合作

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国家资格发展机构（NARK）

全国投资和发展机构协会

企业关系中心经济纠纷发展和解决国家财务会计和报告标准组织 俄罗斯雇主协会国际劳工组织（ILO）公司治理协调委员会） 国际劳工组织（ILO）是一个致力于促进社会公正和国际公认的人权和劳工权利的联合国系统的一个专门机构。国际劳工组织成立于1919年，成为1946年第一个专门的联合国机构。

我们的伙伴(英文)

National Agency for Qualifications Development (NARK)

National Association of Investment and Development Agencies

Center of Corporate Relations Development and Settlement of Economic Disputes

National Organization for Financial Accounting and Reporting Standards

National Council on Corporate Governance

Coordinating Council of Russian Employers` Associations

International Labour Organization (ILO)

The International Labour Organization (ILO) is a specialized body of the UN system devoted to promoting social justice and internationally recognized human and labour rights. Established in 1919 the ILO became the first specialized UN agency in 1***

The ILO formulates international policies and programmes to promote basic human rights, improve working and living conditions, and enhance employment opportunities, creates international labour standards backed by a unique system to supervise their application, an extensive programme of international technical cooperation formulated and implemented in an active partnership with constituents, to help countries put these policies into practice in an effective manner, and carries out training, education and research activities to help advance all of these efforts.

The International Labour Organization (ILO) is the only tripartite UN agency with government, employer and worker representatives. This tripartite structure makes the ILO a unique forum in which governments and social partners of economies of its 186 member states can freely and openly debate and elaborate labour standards and policies.

The ILO Headquarters is established in Geneva, Switzerland.

The Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs (RSPP) represents the interests of employers of the Russian Federation in the ILO.

ILO official web-sit

http://www.**o.org

ILO Decent Work Technical Support Team and Country Office for Eastern Europe and Central Asia official web-site

International Organisation of Employers (IOE) is the largest network of the private sector in the world, with more than 150 business and employer organisation members. In social and labour policy debate taking place in the International Labour Organization, across the UN and multilateral system, and in the G20 and other emerging processes, the IOE is the recognized voice of business.

The IOE seeks to influence the environment for doing business, including by advocating for regulatory frameworks at the international level that favour entrepreneurship, private sector development, and sustainable job creation.

The IOE supports national business organisations in guiding corporate members in matters of international labour standards, business and human rights, CSR, occupational health and safety, and international industrial relations.

IOE President is Mr Daniel Funes de Rioja (Argentina) (took office on May 28, 2014)

IOE Secretary-General is Ms Linda Kromjong, the Netherlands (took office on May 1, 2015)

The Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs (RSPP) represents the interests of employers of the Russian Federation in the IOE.

IOE official web-sit

http://www.**e-emp.org

International business associations

http://www.**pp.ru/simplepage***

Europe

BUSINESSEUROPE

BUSINESSEUROPE is the largest business organization engaging national business federations of 34 European countries. BUSINESSEUROPE aims to ensure that the voice of business is heard in European policy-making. For this purpose BUSINESSEUROPE interacts regularly with the European Parliament, Commission and Council. BUSINESSEUROPE also represents European business in the international arena. The organisation is headquartered in Brussels. BUSINESSEUROPE structure includes seven main policy committees and about sixty working groups.

Official web-sit

电子邮件：https://www.**sinesseurope.eu

Association of European Businesses (AEB)

AEB was established in 1995. Now the Association unites more than 600 companies of the European Union, Russia and other countries. The AEB members include large multinational corporations, small and medium enterprises. The AEB carries out activities to improve the Russian business and trade environment and to promote economic integration and partnership between the Russian Federation and the European Union.

Official web-sit

http://www.**brus.ru

Austria

Federation of Austrian Industries (IV)

The Federation is the largest voluntary body representing the interests of Austrian industry both at a national and EU level. IV currently comprises about 4,200 members. The organization has nine independent Regional Groups offices and an office in Brussels. IV is a member of BUSINESSEUROPE, BIAC, Union of Black Sea and Caspian Confederation of Enterprises (UBCCE) and International Organisation of Employers (IOE).

Official web-sit

http://www.**-net.at

Bulgaria

Bulgarian Industrial Association (BIA)

BIA was established in 1980. BIA is the largest national organization of employers and member of BUSINESSEUROPE. BIA actively participates in the work of the national consultative councils, as well as the International Labour Organization (ILO), the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) and the South East European Employers’ Forum (SEEEF). The Association has signed cooperation agreements with over 70 national business and employers’ organizations of the European, Asian, African countries and the USA.

Official web-sit

http://www.**.bia-bg.com

Czech Republic

Confederation of Industry of the Czech Republic

For 25 years the Confederation of Industry of the Czech Republic promotes interests of the Czech business at national and international level. The Organization is an official partner for government officials, trade unions, research organizations and technical universities of the Czech Republic. The Confederation engages sectorial associations and private companies and is a member of BUSINESSEUROPE. The Confederation participates in the processes of improving national legislation aimed at promoting more favorable business climate, organizes business missions abroad and meetings at the highest level to boost business cooperation.

Official web-sit

http://www.**cr.cz

Denmark

Confederation of Danish Industry (DI)

The Confederation of Danish Industry (DI) is the leading Danish business organization with 10,000 member companies. Also, a number of sectoral employers' associations and branch federations are included in DI's framework, being integrated in part or in full in DI. The Confederation aims to provide the best possible corporate conditions for Danish industry, increase the quality of competiveness environment as well as protect and promote the interests of the Danish business at the global arena and inform it about the current global market trends.

Official web-sit

http://www.**.dk

Estonia

Estonian Business Association (EBA)

The Association was established in 1996. The purpose of the Association is to develop a favourable entrepreneurial and foreign economic environment in Estonia to guarantee stable economic growth, increase potential of export and improve the image of Estonia. The Association unites 44 Estonian legal entities operating as businesses, in particular biggest banks and financial organisations, biggest transit, service, construction, transport, industrial, oil, wholesale and retail companies and representatives of other business areas. The majority of the members of the Association belong to the list of Estonian market leaders (TOP 100). EBA co-operates with a number of foreign business associations, initiates and develops multilateral business contacts. The representatives of EBA work in joint task forces in various ministries of Estonia to guarantee that interests of Estonian business community are taken in due account during decision-making process. EBA arranges meetings with state authorities and politicians for its members and provides them with an informational support, e.g. publishes information bulletins.

Official web-sit

http://www.**ea.ee

Finland

Confederation of Finnish Industries (EK)

EK is the leading business organization in Finland which main task is to make Finland an internationally attractive and competitive business environment as well as represent Finnish business interests on the national level, in the EU and international level. EK is engaged in dialogue with decision makers in all subjects relevant to its members such as corporate legislation, taxation, trade, energy policy and other spheres. EK members include 27 business associations and 16,000 member companies across all business sectors which employ about 1 million workers. EK is a member of BUSINESSEUROPE and the International Organisation of Employers (IOE) and is also active in the OECD and the ILO.

Official web-sit

http://www.**.fi

France

MEDEF

MEDEF is the largest entrepreneur network in France. 750,000 companies are MEDEF members, 90% of which are SMEs. MEDEF aims to conduct a fully transparent ongoing lobbying effort with all the local, regional, national and European decision-makers to draw attention the company perspective and foster a vibrant job market and modern and cost-effective social protections. MEDEF actively interacts with civil society representatives and sets in motion a broad range of concrete initiatives with partners in its push to “Make France a Winner.”

Official web-sit

http://www.**g.medef.com

Franco-Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIFR)

CCIFR operates in Moscow since 1997 when the Association “French Club” was established. Then the business club was transformed into the Chamber of Commerce and Industry which joined French Chambers of Commerce & Industry abroad Union (UCCIFE) in 2006. The CCIFR activities aim at developing Russian - French business cooperation, promoting business community interests as well as assisting French companies in representative offices establishment and their development in Russia and boosting Russian investments in France.

Official web-sit

http://www.**ifr.ru

Germany

BDI - Federation of German Industries

The BDI is the umbrella organisation of German industry and industry-related service providers representing their interests at national, European and international level. It speaks on behalf of 36 sector associations and represents over 100,000 large, medium-sized and small enterprises with more than eight million employees. The BDI structure includes various committees with more than 1,000 representatives of businesses and associations come together to draw up positions on economic policy.

Official web-sit

http://www.**i.eu

Federal Association for Economic Development and Foreign Trade (BWA)

BWA provides the companies with a consultative and expert support in tax, recruitment and management spheres. In partnership with the United Nation Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) the BWA is official supporting organization of the World Trade Point Federation in Germany, a global project data base for entrepreneurs. The access to current advertisements, offers and information from more than 100 Trade Points in 70 countries worldwide are a valuable advantage for small and middle sized enterprises.

Official web-sit

http://www.**a-deutschland.com

German Institute for Standardization (DIN)

DIN is acknowledged as the sole national standards body in Germany. DIN considers the public interest in the preparation of standards, ensures that its standards can be referenced as documents which describe technical requirements, in legislation, in matters affecting public administration, and in legal relations, and contributes to international understanding in the field of standardization. DIN’s international standardization strategies aim at removing technical barriers to trade throughout the world and enhancing the transparency of the increasingly competitive world market. DIN works closely with standards organizations in all major economies and in emerging economies.

Official web-sit

http://www.**n.de

Greece

Hellenic-Russian Chamber of Commerce

Hellenic-Russian Chamber of Commerce was founded in Athens in 1995 upon the initiative of Greek and Russian entrepreneurs. The Chamber members are about 300 Greek and Russian companies, official structures, business associations and individuals representing various economic sectors. The Chamber aims to develop mutually beneficial economic, trade and business relations between Russia and Greece. The Chamber structure includes a number of working groups, in particular on import and export, transportation and tourism.

Official web-sit

http://www.**cc.gr

Federation of Greek Industries (SEV)

SEV was established in 1907. The mission of SEV is to contribute to development and social cohesion by introducing innovative proposals for the constant improvement of corporate and economic environment, supporting entrepreneurship, encouraging SEV members to adopt corporate governance rules as well as strengthening companies’ social role. The Federation provides its members with accurate and timely business information on current issues. It focuses on shaping and promoting policies that express concerns of the business community in the country as well as at the European level and in international organizations.

Official web-sit

http://www.**i.org.gr