[PDF] Top 20 EIB-Information November 1992 No. 74

... 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 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

... RAPID EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION On 23 November 1992 a proposal for a Decision concerning the institution of a Community system for the exchange of information in respect of certain product[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

... Table 2: LOME IV CONVENTION : FINANCIAL PROTOCOL 1991­1995 million ecus Managed by the Commission of the European Communities : from EDF resources Grants Transfers for the stabilisation [r] ... See full document

... 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

... 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

... Finally, 6.8 million ECUs went to 10 small and medium-scale agro-industrial ventures; the funds were provided in credits from global loans to the Industrial Development Bank of Turkey an[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

... These operations take place either under financial protocols negotiated between the ComFinancing from own resources within the Comunity in 1986 total: 6678.1 million ECUs Breakdown by ec[r] ... See full document

... More particularly, 18 billion has gone into investment in industry, services and agriculture, either in the form of individual loans to enterprises for large­scale projects 9.4 billion o[r] ... See full document

... Of the total advanced, 94.6 million ecus were provided in the form of global loans for small and medium-scale ventures.. Global loans under drawdown gave rise to allocations worth 216.3 [r] ... See full document

... Given the importance of the Great Belt Link for the trans-European transport network, the European Investment Bank has provided financial support.. So far it has focused its loans on the[r] ... See full document

... At the same time the EIB is to continue promoting the economic and social cohesion of the Community by supporting infrastructure Contents BANCA EUROPEA PER GU INVESTIMENTI EUROPESE INVES[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

... A NOTEWORTH Y ECONOMIC IMPACT participated in implementing the Cohe­ lance in areas eligible for support under Providing loans rather than grants and sion Fund and begun to manage the Eu[r] ... See full document

... In line with the conclusions of the Stockholm March 2001 and Barcelona March 2002 European Councils, at its annual meeting on 3 June 2003 the ElB's Board of Governors approved the renewa[r] ... See full document

... the EIB group, both through its global loans and the activities of the ...the EIB study was to determine whether this perception is well- ...the EIB and other public ... See full document

... the EIB recom- mended specific or additional miti- gation measures to reduce negative environmental impacts, for exam- ple noise protection walls, game crossings, and the modified design of a ...The EIB ... See full document

... Our financing, spread equally over the whole area, encompasses the main sec­ tors of the economies concerned and is geared to three objectives: 1 ­ liberalising the ec onomy by strengthe[r] ... See full document