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Republic of Serbia, represented by the National Investment Plan Office.
The project concerns the financing of different multi-sector investment schemes mainly in the fields of transport and local/regional roads, education, cultural and historical heritage and public buildings rehabilitation.
The project will enhance the conditions for economic growth throughout the country and improve the urban environment.
All the sub-projects will be required to be in line with EU environmental policy. In particular, compliance with the substance of EIA directive 85/337/EED as amended will be verified during appraisal.
Procurement procedures of chosen sub-projects will have to comply with EIB’s Guide to Procurement based on EU Directives. Under these hypotheses, all the financed projects above the EU thresholds will have to be published in the OJEC. All the details about procurement will be checked during appraisal.
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