The Investment Plan for Europe aims to relaunch investment and restore EU competitiveness. The European Commission and the European Investment Bank proposed the Investment Plan for Europe in November 2014, as an initiative to fight economic weakness lingering from the 2008 financial crisis. The...

The Investment Plan for Europe aims to relaunch investment and restore EU competitiveness. The European Commission and the European Investment Bank proposed the Investment Plan for Europe in November 2014, as an initiative to fight economic weakness lingering from the 2008 financial crisis. The...

Der FEMIP-Treuhandfonds wurde auf Beschluss des Europäischen Rates im Jahr 2004 eingerichtet. Er wird von der EIB verwaltet. Ende 2015 haben 16 EU-Mitgliedstaaten und die Europäische Kommission Beiträge von insgesamt 53.9 Millionen Euro zu dem Fonds geleistet. Diese Broschüre enthält...

Der FEMIP-Treuhandfonds wurde auf Beschluss des Europäischen Rates im Jahr 2004 eingerichtet. Er wird von der EIB verwaltet. Ende 2015 haben 16 EU-Mitgliedstaaten und die Europäische Kommission Beiträge von insgesamt 53.9 Millionen Euro zu dem Fonds geleistet. Diese Broschüre enthält...

Resources for development finance are limited. Find out how EIB Global works with 12 trust funds to increase amounts available, support a wide variety of projects and make a positive impact. The EIB works with donors to create trust funds and provide in-depth support for impactful projects...

The FEMIP Trust Fund (FTF), managed by the EIB, was established in 2004, following a decision of the European Council. By end of 2014, 16 EU Member States and the European Commission have contributed a total of EUR 46.6m to the Fund. This leaflet explains how the FTF operates, its main...

The FEMIP Trust Fund (FTF), managed by the EIB, was established in 2004, following a decision of the European Council. By end of 2014, 16 EU Member States and the European Commission have contributed a total of EUR 46.6m to the Fund. This leaflet explains how the FTF operates, its main...

The FTF, which is managed by the EIB, was therefore established in 2004, following a decision of the European Council. By the end of 2013, 16 EU Member States and the European Commission had contributed a total of EUR 44.6m to the Fund, on a voluntary basis.

The creation of the ACP Investment Facility in 2003 reflected the recognition of the private sector as a key driver of sustainable growth, itself a determining factor in reducing poverty. This goes hand in hand with the EIB's lending for basic infrastructure investments, largely from its own...