Publications

Report on results of EIB operations outside the EU 2012

Date: 18/06/2013

This first Report on the Results of EIB Operations outside the EU is looking at expected results of the projects approved in 2012.

Factsheet - EIB financing in Central and Eastern Europe

Date: 12/06/2013

The EIB is the bank of the European Union. Founded in 1958 under the Treaty of Rome, it operates in the 27 EU Member States and more than 130 other countries. In 2012 it signed loans totalling EUR 52bn, with 92% of its financing being for projects within the Member States, EFTA, and Candidate and Po...

Factsheet - EIB financing in the EU’s Eastern Neighbours

Date: 11/06/2013

The EIB is the bank of the European Union. Founded in 1958 under the Treaty of Rome, it operates in the 27 EU Member States and more than 130 other countries. In 2012, it signed loans totalling EUR 52bn. 86% of its financing went to projects within the Member States and 14% to projects outside the E...

FEMIP Trust Fund

Date: 10/06/2013

The FEMIP Trust Fund is managed by the EIB and was established in 2004 following a decision of the European Council. Donors – 16 EU Member States and the European Commission − contribute to it on a voluntary basis. For 2005-2013, paid-in contributions amounted to EUR 40.3 million.

Supporting the EU’s external action

Date: 06/06/2013

The EIB is the largest supranational borrower and lender in the world. As the bank of the European Union, it mainly operates in the 27 Member States. Nevertheless, roughly 10% of its lending goes to projects outside the EU to support the EU policy beyond its borders. In 2012 this amounted to some EUR 7bn.

Water sector: financing water supply, sanitation and flood protection

Date: 03/06/2013

Between 2008 and 2012, EIB direct lending to water-related projects amounted to some EUR 17bn of which 89% was for schemes in the EU.

Promoting sustainable mobility

Date: 29/05/2013

EIB lending in the transport sector contributes to European Union policy objectives regarding the environment, regional development, the knowledge economy, Trans-European Networks, connections with neighbouring countries and development.