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In EURm: Accession
Countries
Western Balkan countries
Euro-MediterraneanPartnership countries
Africa, Caribbean,Pacific, OCTSouth Africa
Asia, LatinAmerica
EIB Lending in the World
Why the EIB is Involved:
Lisbon Summit Vision for Europe
Innovation 2000 Initiative (i2i)
eEurope 2005 Plan
Knowledge Innovation Competitiveness
Defining eGovernment & eServices Projects:
What is an eGovernment Project for the EIB?
Who can be the “promoter” of an eProject?
At which stage can the EIB be involved?
What is an eServices Project for the EIB?
EIB Priorities in Financing eGovernment & eServices Projects:
Priorities are based on the needs of each country and economy
Projects which facilitate EU integration
Projects which are consistent with the Lisbon vision
Projects in Regional Development Areas
What Can the EIB Offer:
Competitive Long-Term Loans
Technical Assistance
Participation in Private-Public-Partnerships
Indirect Financing for Small Projects
Venture Capital through the EIF
Conditions for EIB Participation:
Financial & Economic Profitability of the Project
Sound Procurement Procedures
The EIB is co-financing rather than financing
Technical Feasibility of the Project
Commitment for Follow-up & Long-Term Viability
EIB Financing & Structural Funds:
EIB financing could be combined with funds from the Structural Funds in the CSF
Upper limit 90% of the project cost
EIB will conduct its own appraisal of the project
Conclusions:The EIB can contribute to the acceleration of eGovernment & eServices Programmes in Accession Countries
The EIB could provide technical assistance for eGovernment projects & facilitate the formation of successful PPPs
The EIB is financing only technically feasible and economically viable projects
EIB financing could be combined with funds from the CSF