[PDF] Top 20 EIB Information November 1975 No 3

... Other infrastructure projects have accounted for loans totalling $23 million, granted in 1963 and 1964, of which $6 million was provided towards the cost of overhead power lines to bring[r] ... See full document

... The Telecommunication sector has been one of the fastest growing also in the Accession Countries. Significant investments supported by the Bank have already con- tributed to improving fixed-line networks and helped to ... See full document

... Almost 1000 million units of account lent by the EIB in 1974 The European Investment Bank signed 84 loan contracts totalling 995 million units of account u.a.' In 1974, helping to financ[r] ... See full document

... Support for the Central European Candidate Countries The EUR 7.28 billion Instrument for Structural Policies for Pre­ Accession ISPA contributes towards realising the objectives laid dow[r] ... See full document

... 2 See, for example, McKee, M Health sta­ tus in the European Union and the Central and Eastern European countries Paper given at the World Health Organisation/ European Investment Bank c[r] ... See full document

... ECU 1 billion allocated for ASAP, and the ECU 215 million from the surplus already made available to complete the outstanding payments of the 1990 capital increase, but provided it is ac[r] ... See full document

... finance firms a n d 3 Direct financing for large-scale projects and global loans in support of small and mediumscale ventures.. Global loans are akin to credit lines extended by the EIB [r] ... See full document

... region. EIB Vice- President Peter Sedgwick, Member of the Management Committee with responsibility for the Bank’s re- lations with NGOs, chaired the meet- ...the EIB Board of Directors for France, delivered ... See full document

... nanced thirty-one projects with a total value of over EUR 5 billion. Most of these were within the Euro- pean Union, and covered a range of types of airline. As part of the eval- uation, ten projects considered to be ... See full document

... The ElB's loans are part of packages which mayalso include concessionary funds drawn from the budgetary resources of the Community and the Member States in the form of risk capital finan[r] ... See full document

... In more general terms, it may support any project that furthers implementation of a common policy, such as the Community's energy policy under which heading the EIB advances funds for pr[r] ... See full document

... The importance of trans­Euro­ Italy, Portugal and the new German Länder, pean networks TENs in the fields of telecommunications as well as trans­ Loans for the telecommunications sector [r] ... See full document

... mental objective or issue but in many cases environmental works also go hand in hand with capital investment supporting other European Union object­ ives such as regional development and[r] ... See full document

... Whether they are financed to support the Community's objectives of regional development, or increasing the competitiveness of industry, or to complete trans-European networks in transpor[r] ... See full document

... The controls range from administration of the loan to monitoring of work in progress on the project and an evaluation of its results once the project is operational ; they apply to all B[r] ... See full document

... The EIB's financing under mandate involves two types of operations: loans inside thè Community from the financial mechanism established in 1978 called New Community Instrument NCI'"' 393[r] ... See full document

... Risk capital was used in this way to acquire stakes in venture capital companies set up to promote the financing of corporate equity in Morocco Société de Participation et de Promotion d[r] ... See full document

... The second protocol, which came into effect in August 1978, provided for the EIB to lend 225 million ECUs from its own resources 150 million with 3% interest subsidies, 10 million in loa[r] ... See full document

... In fact, the amounts being called upon to deploy a total of 1.7 billion ECUs to be made available in t w o f o r m s : firstly, 1.1 billion ECUs in loans from the provided for under the [r] ... See full document

... Djibouti Construction of the Tadjourah thermat power station and erection o l transmission lines 1979 Fiji Construction, then émargement, of hydroelectric power station on Viti Levu isia[r] ... See full document