The European Investment Bank in the Caribbean

Release date: 23 January 2013

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The EIB has supported development and economic activity in the Caribbean with loans and equity investment worth over EUR 1.3 billion in the past ten years.

The EIB’s lending activity in the Caribbean builds on the region’s strengths by financing projects that support the diversification of economies, promote economic growth and increase employment. The region is gradually moving away from traditional industries, which are dependent on preferential access to EU markets.

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This is one of the factsheets accompanying the brochure "The European Investment Bank in Africa, the Caribbean and Pacific and the overseas territories"

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The European Investment Bank in Africa, the Caribbean and Pacific and the overseas territories

The European Investment Bank, the bank of the European Union, has been supporting EU development policies in Africa, the Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) regions since 1963. In its 50-year history, it has lent nearly EUR 16 billion for some 1 300 projects providing sustainable economic, social and environmental benefits to 92 countries/regional groupings.

http://www.eib.org/infocentre/publications/all/european-investment-bank-in-the-caribbean.htm