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InvestEU
EU fund to promotion of investments for recovery, green growth, employment and well-being across Europe is one of the EU’s top priorities. It stimulates investments from public and private partners.
2021-2027 Budget: €26.2 billion
2021-2027 Budget: €26.2 billion
The InvestEU Programme supports sustainable investment, innovation and job creation in Europe. It aims to trigger more than €372 billion in additional investment over the period 2021-27, with an investment of €26.2 billion.
The InvestEU Programme builds on the successful model of the Investment Plan for Europe, the Juncker Plan. It will bring together, under one roof, the European Fund for Strategic Investments and 13 other EU financial instruments.
Instruments
The InvestEU Fund aims to mobilise more than €372 billion of public and private investment through an EU budget guarantee of €26.2 billion that backs the investment of implementing partners such as the European Investment Bank (EIB) Group and other financial institutions.
The InvestEU Advisory Hub provides technical support and assistance including capacity building to project developers and entities – private and public - helping with the preparation, development, structuring and implementation of investment projects.
The InvestEU Portal brings together investors and project promoters on a single EU-wide platform, by providing an easily-accessible and user-friendly database of investment opportunities available within the EU.
The Member State Compartment
The InvestEU programme also provides for an opportunity to Member States to add funds to the EU guarantee’s provisioning by voluntarily channelling a part of their Cohesion Policy Funds or of their RRF funds to the Member States compartment for each policy area.
Work programme
The InvestEU Programme is supporting 4 main policy areas:
The InvestEU Programme builds on the successful model of the Investment Plan for Europe, the Juncker Plan. It will bring together, under one roof, the European Fund for Strategic Investments and 13 other EU financial instruments.
Instruments
The InvestEU Fund aims to mobilise more than €372 billion of public and private investment through an EU budget guarantee of €26.2 billion that backs the investment of implementing partners such as the European Investment Bank (EIB) Group and other financial institutions.
The InvestEU Advisory Hub provides technical support and assistance including capacity building to project developers and entities – private and public - helping with the preparation, development, structuring and implementation of investment projects.
The InvestEU Portal brings together investors and project promoters on a single EU-wide platform, by providing an easily-accessible and user-friendly database of investment opportunities available within the EU.
The Member State Compartment
The InvestEU programme also provides for an opportunity to Member States to add funds to the EU guarantee’s provisioning by voluntarily channelling a part of their Cohesion Policy Funds or of their RRF funds to the Member States compartment for each policy area.
Work programme
The InvestEU Programme is supporting 4 main policy areas:
- Sustainable infrastructure
- Research, innovation and digitisation
- Small and medium-sized businesses and
- Social investment and skills
Predecessor Programme
European Fund for Strategic Investments (EFSI)
How to apply for financing?
Project promoters should apply directly to implementing partners who will offer tailor-made financing solutions based on the financial products supported by the EU guarantee.
Financial intermediaries should also consult the offering of implementing partners active in their regions proposing relevant products: it is up to them to select financial intermediaries through procedures such as calls for expressions of interest.
Eligible InvestEU Implementing Partners, in addition to the EIB Group, will be listed on the following page:
Project promoters should apply directly to implementing partners who will offer tailor-made financing solutions based on the financial products supported by the EU guarantee.
Financial intermediaries should also consult the offering of implementing partners active in their regions proposing relevant products: it is up to them to select financial intermediaries through procedures such as calls for expressions of interest.
Eligible InvestEU Implementing Partners, in addition to the EIB Group, will be listed on the following page: