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EIB at a glance |
Most Europeans consider COVID-19 to be the greatest challenge facing their countries. Most of them also say that the measures to fight the crisis must also address the climate emergency. |
One in 10 people, or about 800 million, do not have electricity in their homes. The EIB is joining a coalition to give more people electricity by investing public and private funds into renewable energy. |
For the past 60 years, we have been working in developing countries across the world to make their economies stronger while respecting equality and human dignity. |
After COVID-19, urban planning will need to keep adapting to the needs of people, making cities greener and climate resilient. Barcelona is showing the way. |
A change in legislation is attracting international investors and showing the way to make a green transition to a new economy. |
Two Swedish companies are producing batteries that store energy for use when you need it later in the home or car. |
EIB Investment Survey finds that coronavirus crisis is being felt by firms across the European Union and is hurting investment outlooks. |
The European Investment Bank and the Italian development bank are helping companies that are often too small or too risky to find good terms for financing. |
A ground-breaking global initiative wants to ensure equitable access to a COVID-19 vaccine and help alleviate the dire health and economic situations in developing countries. |
The Bank is supporting a wide range of biotechnology and medical projects to help people avoid the virus and to treat them if they get sick. |
A new Polish COVID-19 testing system uses a DNA technique that works better and gives answers faster. The system aims to tackle drug-resistant bacteria, too. |
The coronavirus crisis is a severe challenge for Morocco. EIB financing is offering medical supplies, training and other measures to fight the crisis. |
The European Guarantee Fund is offering assistance to thousands of companies in record time. |
Multiblock housing apartments represent the majority of residences in Lithuania. EU loans and grants are making homes more comfortable and cutting energy costs. |
The new Chair, sponsored by the EIB, will help resolve complex challenges around sustainable development and the transition to a green society. |
