CEB approves twelve new loans totalling €983.5 million
Summary
A 49,000 technical assistance grant from the Slovak Inclusive Growth Account will support Fed Invests financial literacy services for residents of rural areas, including women.FRANCE: An additional loan of 150 million to Nantes M\xe9tropole will continue to part-finance public transport investments, including new and renovated transport lines, and key infrastructure such as the Anne de Bretagne bridge and the Babini\xe8re park and ride. The two-year programme, which is expected to support around 1,000 social cooperatives, foundations, associations and other entities, will mirror Intesas current portfolio of social assistance, education, employment services, health services and sports-related activities.KOSOVO: A 20.5 million loan to Kosovo, co-financed with the European Investment Bank (EIB), will fund new hospital equipment and related infrastructure for six public hospitals providing specialised and emergency care across several regions. The CEB will mobilise a 5 million investment grant from the Eastern Europe Energy Efficiency and Environment Partnership (E5P) fund to complete the blended finance package. The project, co-financed with the EIB, will improve universal access to quality healthcare, benefiting vulnerable groups such as the elderly, low-income households, displaced persons, persons with disabilities and those living in rural communities.A 10 million loan to Alter Modus d.o.o., Montenegros leading microfinance institution, will co-finance its "Credit for Micro and Small Enterprises" product line, supporting 4,000 micro-enterprises and farms and potentially creating over 250 new jobs. The investments will cover a wide range of sub-projects, from the renovation of education, health, cultural and social facilities to the repair of roads and bridges, the construction of cycle paths and the improvement of access to public services.
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