Katarina Karmazinova
- European Investment Bank
- Communication Department
- Klimentská 46
- 110 02 Praha 1 Prague
- Czech Republic
The second part of the 2022-2023 European Investment Bank (EIB) Climate Survey explores people’s views on climate change in a rapidly changing world. The results from this release focus on people’s individual behaviour and the actions they are taking to combat climate change.
EIB and Inven Capital have doubled up on their strategic partnership, with the EIB committing a further €50 million to fund innovative clean-tech and decarbonisation startups. The EIB invested the initial €50 million alongside Inven over the period 2017-2022.
The European Investment Bank Group, consisting of the European Investment Bank (EIB) and European Investment Fund (EIF), invested €1.85 billion in the Czech Republic in 2022 facilitating regional development, accelerating sustainable development and innovation of small businesses and mid-caps, and ensuring the stability and efficiency of energy supply and climate action. The EIB lent €1.78 billion through 12 operations in the public, private and banking sectors, while the EIF provided an additional €70 million, via four equity, guarantee and inclusive finance operations.