The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace (CEIP) publishes study ‘Hard Cash and Soft Power: When Chinese Firms Win EU Contracts’, and recommends that policymakers in Brussels should implement changes to the European Union’s procurement policy.

Deloitte's annual European Powers of Construction study (EPoC) examines the strategies and performance of the most representative European construction groups. ...

Aid for Trade is assistance provided to support partner countries' efforts to develop economic capacities and expand their trade as leverage for growth and poverty reduction. Globally, the EU and its Member States are the biggest provider of Aid for ...

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

The EIC Workshop on 10 October 2025 during the Autumn Conference in Vienna attracted more than 90 delegates for a vivid discussion on the Global Gateway strategy in the transport sector.

The European Union (EU) and the United Kingdom (UK) have agreed on 24 December 2020 on a preliminary text for a comprehensive Trade and Cooperation Agreement. ...

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 Global Europe instrument presents the opportunity to use EU external assistance funds more strategically, for EU companies and technologies in the first place, focussing on EU geopolitical and economic interest.

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 ...

Consulting firms interested to submit a proposal for the CO2 Study are invited to download the Terms of Reference for further information.

EIC supports reform of procurement to ensure fair competition beyond lowest price, enhancing focus on quality in global EIB-financed projects.

A new study provides a comparative picture of how CO₂e assessment is being integrated into public works procurement across Europe and sets out four priorities for a more consistent, proportionate and workable approach.