Summary
A parliamentary review of the 2014 activities of the European Investment Bank, focusing on its role in economic recovery, SME support, and climate action. 10 28.04.2016
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energy
economy
finance
environment
human rights
social policy
public administration
business and competition
employment and working conditions
information technology and data processing
Key points
- The EIB Group achieved a total of 80.3 billion euros in financing in 2014, supporting numerous SMEs and job preservation.
- There is a strong emphasis on ensuring that new investment funds meet the requirement of additionality, meaning they must provide value beyond what the private market already offers.
- The bank is urged to ensure that all companies receiving funding adhere to principles of gender equality and equal pay.
- The EIB must follow strict transparency rules regarding environmental documentation and public access to information.
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