Sovereign Investors are making an effort to become more transparent and sustainable; however, resilience is still an evolving concept that will be put to the test again under the current financial environment.
The European Commission has today endorsed a positive preliminary assessment of Greece s payment request for €3.6 billion, of which €1.7 billion in grants …
EU to invest EUR 1 billion under Connecting Europe Facility for innovative and secure connectivity - new EU rules on ivory trade - Erasmus+: success in 2020 in spite of restrictions - EU institutions agree priorities for 2022 for a resilient and reinvigorated EU - Aid Programme for Turkish Cypriot community - acceleration of deliveries of vaccine doses to Member States - support package for Moldova - renovation and decarbonisation of buildings - new EU framework to decarbonise gas markets, promote hydrogen and reduce methane emissions - new EU law on environmental crime - Sustainable Carbon Cycles - Hydrogen and Decarbonised Gas Package - Energy Performance of Buildings - Commission proposals to remove, recycle and sustainably store carbon - Conference on the Future of Europe: Citizens Panel delivers recommendations - Digital for Development Hub for Latin America and the Caribbean - Adapting Schengen to evolving challenges - New transport proposals target greater efficiency and more s
The EU’s Recovery and Resilience Facility, the Union’s largest ever package of economic support, must make the EU more resilient, more competitive, and more just.