Translation of "authorized loan allocation " (English → French) :

7. Emphasises, moreover, that the ‘Compact for Growth and Jobs’ expressly invites Member States to use part of their structural fund allocation to work with the EIB on loan risk and loan guarantee facilities for knowledge and skills, resource efficiency, strategic infrastructure and access to finance for SMEs; is of the opinion that Member State authorities should seek to maximise the growth potential offered by other already agreed EU initiatives financed by the EU budge ...[+++]t, such as the pilot phase for project bonds, the various existing EU innovative financial instruments in place since 2007 in the field of research innovation, support to SMEs or microcredit schemes; underlines, furthermore, the increased EIB lending capacity for the period 2012-2015; believes that, if properly combined and implemented, all these measures could form the foundations of an EU investment programme for the years to come with a dramatically positive effect on GDP and employment in the EU-27, with some academics estimating a GDP increase of 0.56 % and 1.2 million additional jobs;

The Norwegian authorities have subsequently clarified that the fitness centre did indeed cover the full cost of the loan in 2008 by allocating the annual profit to the municipality (13).

In the decision to open the formal investigation procedure, the Authority noted that the fitness centre had not carried its full share of the loan cost for 2008 according to the cost allocation plan.

These facilities, described by the UK authorities as a commercial package were negotiated between RM and the UK authorities and consisted of a loan facility of GBP 544 million from the National Loans Fund (‘NLF’) secured on RM’s accumulated cash balances (in particular the funds allocated to the mails reserve) and the acquisition by the authorities of two bonds issued by RM (one of GBP 300 million and one of GBP 200 million).

74. Considers it essential that companies based in the EU comply with EU environmental standards when operating and/or investing in the candidate countries, asks the Commission to negotiate such an 'environmental code of conduct' with UNICE; emphasises that all EU pre-accession aid should be compatible with the EU approach of integrating environmental considerations into other policies and to this end requests the Commission to make and publish environmental impact assessments of all EU-financed pre-accession projects and plans, including loans from the EIB, prior to putting these funds into operation, and demands that in making such lo ...[+++]ans within the candidate countries of Central and Eastern Europe, the EIB greatly improve the transparency of its practices and general policies on providing information to the public; calls on the competent authorities to examine ways in which more funding can be made available for the direct support of nature conservation both before and after accession, for example by broadening the criteria under which ISPA funds can be allocated to environmental projects so that these criteria include nature conservation activities, particularly the identification of suitable sites for Natura 2000 and the subsequent management of such sites;