Latvia and the EIB

Buckle up and discover a normal day in Europe through different projects financed by the European Investment Bank. Will you recognise some of them? The journey begins now! 

We have worked with Latvia since 1994. Between 2016 and 2021, we improved education facilities for 17 500 students and supplied 8 120 small households with energy.

The EFSI success story is built around the programme’s flexibility to respond in the market to new policy challenges, as its initial targets were increased to include new issues, such as climate action

Ieva’s Latvia university job was created to help deal with an increase in exchange students. That’s a goal supported by the European Investment Bank, the EU bank. But her job involves some surprising responsibilities.

Here’s one way the EU is investing in jobs in Latvia: the modernised campus of the University of Latvia attracts new talent by offering a good work environment. All for building an innovative Europe.

Smart city investment in CESEE needs a boost all around compared to the rest of the EU, but some cities and regions are getting smarter

With its new campus, the University of Latvia aims to expand its innovations, beyond its existing achievements in quantum computing—and chocolate pills.

Estonia’s main airport upgrades to cope with increasingly extreme weather — and counter the environmental effect of all the de-icing it has to do