In the period 2007-2013, the EIB provides finances for the countries in the enlargement region:
Candidate countries
Potential candidate countries
EIB group lending in the enlargement countries takes the form of:
EIB supports investment efforts required:
The EIB works closely with the European Commission, combining grants and loans in the pre-Accession region to achieve an optimum financing package. Financing foreign direct investment receives particular emphasis, since transfers of both capital and know-how are strong drivers for economic modernisation, exports and higher productivity.

The EIB is the largest supranational borrower and lender in the world. As the bank of the European Union, it mainly operates in the 27 Member States. Nevertheless, roughly 10% of its lending goes to projects outside the Union. In 2011 this amounted to some EUR 7bn.

The REsults Measurement Framework (REM), to be gradually implemented in 2012, will improve the ex ante assessment of expected project results and enhance the Bank’s ability to report on actual results achieved.
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