In 2020, the European Investment Bank provided €10 billion in countries beyond the European Union and offered hope to millions of people. Discover in our video how the Bank supports many countries around the world.
We contributed substantially to the €500 million offered by Team Europe to Gavi, the vaccine alliance, to support increased access to vaccines and better healthcare in developing countries.
A capital increase will enable the European Investment Fund to provide greater financial support and more access to loans for businesses across Europe. This will also strengthen the venture capital markets.
This financial package will be used to buy vaccines, improve healthcare, increase transport safety and help the country recover faster from the pandemic.
A €100 million line of credit to the Housing Bank in Jordan will support many businesses hit hard by the pandemic. Loans will be offered on good terms to help firms stay alive and continue to provide employment.
€600 million in financing will help Valeo, a French company, develop technologies to make electric vehicles more efficient and enhance driving assistance systems.
For more than 50 years, the EIB has been the international development bank for the European Union. Read in a nutshell how we improve lives everywhere.
The construction in Phnom Penh of the country’s largest water treatment plant will serve the entire metropolitan area and offer clean water to hundreds of thousands of people.
The investment, managed by the EIF, will help more than 1000 small businesses that have trouble finding loans, and it will assist about 200 life sciences companies in areas such as therapeutics and digital healthcare.
A new financing agreement will help provide low-interest loans to many companies developing pioneering products and processes that also contribute to climate action.
