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The project concerns a further contribution of up to EUR 50 million from the EIB Investment Facility into European Financing Partners (EFP). EFP is a joint venture between the EIB and several European Development Finance Institutions (EDFIs), is a co-financing vehicle established in 2003 aiming at promoting sustainable development of the private sector and strengthening co-operation between eligible EDFIs and the EIB.
EFP has the double objective of promoting sustainable private sector development in ACP countries through co-financing of individual debt, equity and/or guarantees operations and strengthening cooperation between the EIB and eligible EDFIs. Through EFP, the EIB expects to support projects in a variety sectors such as Financial Institutions, Telecom, Agriculture, Industry and others.
All projects financed under the scheme must comply with applicable environmental and social standards and must meet the relevant standards.
Final beneficiaries will be requested to comply with applicable national and EU legislation, as appropriate.
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