New European Bauhaus model financial instrument published by fi-compass

New European Bauhaus model financial instrument published by fi-compass

The final version of the model financial instrument developed by the Commission in collaboration with the EIB and fi-compass stakeholders to support the New European Bauhaus projects has been published on the fi-compass website. The formal launch of this model and the recently published fi-compass factsheet 

 

New European Bauhaus territorial development model (NEB TDM) financial instrument

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This is the final version of the New European Bauhaus territorial development model (NEB TDM) financial instrument which was published as a Commission Staff Working Document. The model financial instrument aims to provide managing authorities implementing cohesion policy programmes with the building blocks, they could use to set up and implement the financial instrument supporting the New European Bauhaus projects in the 2021-2027 period based on the Common Provisions Regulation (CPR).

Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF) – Financial instruments

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This fi-compass factsheet introduces the potential use of financial instruments in the area of early stage and long-term integration of migrants in the EU. It describes how the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF) financing may be deployed for the first time through financial instruments such as loans, guarantees and equity, to support relevant objectives of this EU policy area. The publication addresses mainly managing authorities in charge of AMIF and other relevant funds (e.g.

Mikrodarlehen - Microloans for entrepreneurs and start-ups in Saxony, Germany

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This case study describes a microcredit financial instrument implemented in Saxony, Germany. It provides affordable and tailored financing for microentrepreneurs active in the region, together with soft-support aimed at increasing the technical capacity of the final recipients. The case study shows how ESF can complement local strategies, supporting employment and entrepreneurship with flexible financial products.