Results of recent DG AGRI – fi-compass studies by Frank Lee
Mr Frank Lee, Head of Financial Instruments Advisory Division, European Investment Bank
Recorded at: Addressing price volatility and financing needs of young farmers and agriculture
Mr Frank Lee, Head of Financial Instruments Advisory Division, European Investment Bank
Recorded at: Addressing price volatility and financing needs of young farmers and agriculture
Mr Ferran Minguella, Head of Unit, Adriatic Sea Department, Lending Operations, European Investment Bank
Recorded at: Addressing price volatility and financing needs of young farmers and agriculture
Mr Marco Marrone, Deputy Director Mandate Management, European Investment Fund
Recorded at: Addressing price volatility and financing needs of young farmers and agriculture
Mr Bart Verstrynge, Agricultural Economist, KBC Bank, Belgium
Recorded at: Addressing price volatility and financing needs of young farmers and agriculture
Mr Emanuele Fontana, Crédit Agricole, Italy
Recorded at: Addressing price volatility and financing needs of young farmers and agriculture
Interview with Phil Hogan, European Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development, and Andrew McDowell, Vice-President, European Investment Bank, recorded during fi-compass event ‘Addressing price volatility and financing needs of young farmers and agriculture’, on 29 April 2019 in Brussels.
Mr Phil Hogan, European Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development
Recorded at: Addressing price volatility and financing needs of young farmers and agriculture
The fi-compass workshop ‘Implementation of financial instruments in the Czech Republic and in Slovakia’ was held on 21 and 22 May 2019 in Prague, Czech Republic. The main objectives of the event were to identify the key practical challenges and to discuss possible concrete solutions to successfully implement ESIF financial instruments in six specific sectors in the two Member States.
The new fi-compass case study features the financial instrument developed to support the Energy Savings in Existing Housing Programme in Greece. The case study describes how the holding fund was established to achieve the objectives of four regional Operational Programmes (OPs) and two sectoral OPs.
The Energy Savings in Existing Housing Programme in Greece (the Programme) was established in 2010 as a holding fund to achieve the objectives of four regional Operational Programmes (OPs) and two sectoral OPs. The Programme, co-funded by ERDF, provided partially subsidised loans combined with non-repayable grants to support household energy saving investments.
At the end of the period of investment, 51,152 households had been assisted in reducing their energy consumption.