Summary sheet
Within the scope of the Innovation 2010 Initiative, the loan will support the activities and the pluriannual 2008-2010 investment programme of the Hungarian Research and Technology Innovation Fund managed by the National Research and Technology Office (NKTH).
To support the Hungarian Government’s commitment to the development and operation of a new, efficient innovation system in order to speed up economic growth in Hungary.
Hungary is subject to applicable EU Law and has adopted environmental legislation in line with standards mandated by relevant EU Directives. The R&D activities concerned will not materially change current Hungarian R&D practice, and will be carried out within existing research facilities.
Hungarian public procurement law fully complies with relevant EU Directives The Promoter will ensure that the investments to be financed by this operation will comply with EU directives.
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