The European Investment Bank has published the outcome of an open survey conducted by its Procurement Officen on competition beyond the EU as part of EIB's ongoing efforts to promote a level playing field for all competitors in non-EU markets.

On 24 September 2020, the World Bank and the European Investment Bank (EIB) launched the City Climate Finance Gap Fund to support the development of a project pipeline aiming at providing green urban infrastructure in emerging and developing ...

The UK government has outlined the mandate and design of a new U.K. Infrastructure Bank ahead of its launch later in spring 2021. Following the U.K.’s departure from the EU, the new institution shall follow the EIB’s approach to develop a commercial ...

EIC considers that the preferred option to implement the ‘Team Europe’ approach on the financial level would be to establish a European Climate and Sustainable Development Bank (ECSDB) based on the EIB or an EIB + subsidiary. ...

More than 60 participants from EIC and EFCA Member Federations and member companies joined on 11 March 2022 a Webinar on the EU Global Gateway initiative.

High Level Group of Wise Persons submitted proposal for reforms to be implemented in the European financial architecture. ...

Brussels, 17 May 2024:   The joint FIEC-EIC Conference held on 17 May 2024 in Brussels attracted more than 150 delegates from both federations for a discussion on how the European construction industry can help building a competitive, resilient ...

The EIC Autumn Workshop 2020 „The Role of Infrastructure Investments in the EU-Africa and EU-Asia Strategies and related EU External Financing Instruments“ took place in form of a Webinar on 02 October 2020.

This years´ EIC Autumn Workshop was organised in a digital format on 02 October 2020. More than 100 participants joined the webinar on “The Role of Infrastructure Investments in the EU-Africa and EU-Asia Strategies and related External Financing ...

EIC welcomes the new EU Global Gateway Strategy as a positive signal to EU partners, however, delivery model for transport infrastructure needs refinement.

Around 90 participants from 15 countries took the opportunity to convene for a face-to-face event on ‘Infrastructure Finance in Africa’ in the context of EIC’s Spring Conference.

Since 2016, the World Bank’s Procurement Framework has encouraged the use of rated criteria to evaluate quality, sustainability, and innovative aspects of bids in decision making. Now the Bank has announced on its Website that it will require as of ...