Traduction de «des projets financés en commun » (Français → Anglais) :

Regrets the less-than-effective energy efficiency projects supported by the EU Structural Funds (2007 to 2013) as criticised by the Court of Auditors’ report; calls on the Commission to promptly implement the corresponding improvements with special emphasis on justification, monitoring, and shortening the payback period of projects funded; calls for improved guidelines and more intensive Commission monitoring with a view to making better use of the Structural Funds and EFSI in combination with private investments for viable energy efficiency projects, notably in buildings; considers that Structural Funds’ and EFSI funding of energy ef ...[+++]ficiency projects should target those consumers more sensitive to energy costs, such as industry at risk of carbon leakage, SMEs and households at risk of energy poverty; considers it an absolute priority to develop financing instruments, tools and innovative models to mobilise public funds and leverage private finance at local, national, regional and European level in order to support investments in key energy efficiency sectors such as the renovation of buildings, paying special attention to vulnerable groups and also due attention to the specificities of long-term investments.

The Governor of the EBRD for the Union shall report annually to the competent committee of the European Parliament and to the ESRB on the use of callable capital, on measures to ensure transparency of its operations through financial intermediaries, on how the EBRD has contributed to the Union's objectives, on EIB-EBRD cooperation outside Union, in particular with respect to the typology of jointly funded projects and the amount of funds made available.

7. Stresses the need to make greater use of the existing joint initiatives of the Commission and EIF/EIB Group such as JEREMIE that finance small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in combination with the Structural Funds (also ELENA or EPEC), in order to offer technical and financial advice services, as well as instruments such as PROGRESS and JASMINE for funding microfinancing projects, especially in those regions of the EU where the unemployed have extreme difficulty finding a job; in parallel, encourages the Commission to make a ...[+++]vailable to the EIB/EIF adequate budgetary resources for this purpose, in order to increase the number of projects financed by these programmes,

14'. risk-sharing instrument for project bonds' means a joint instrument by the Commission and the EIB which provides a credit enhancement to projects of common interest with European added value, complementing financing by Member States or private investors and addressing sub-optimal investment situations when projects do not receive adequate financing from the market.

a definition be adopted of types of projects, sectors and products that are of potential interest to both banks, where they could enhance common pools of knowledge and resources, such as SME financing, and where they could enhance investments to combat climate change, e.g. to encourage energy from renewable sources and diminish greenhouse gas emissions; a pragmatic and case-by-case approach be adopted in those areas of common inte ...[+++]rest, with a lead institution on each project of co-financing, with the objective of avoiding duplication, and on the basis of a pre-requisite of mutual recognition of procedures; EU standards be taken into account in this context by projects that receive funding, for example with regard to combating climate change or respecting social rights, irrespective of whether the EIB or the EBRD is the lead institution;

a definition be adopted of types of projects, sectors and products that are of potential interest to both banks, where they could enhance common pools of knowledge and resources, such as SME financing, and where they could enhance investments to combat climate change, e.g. to encourage energy from renewable sources and diminish greenhouse gas emissions; a pragmatic and case-by-case approach be adopted in those areas of common inte ...[+++]rest, with a lead institution on each project of co-financing, with the objective of avoiding duplication, and on the basis of a pre-requisite of mutual recognition of procedures; EU standards be taken into account in this context by projects that receive funding, for example with regard to combating climate change or respecting social rights, irrespective of whether the EIB or the EBRD is the lead institution;