The EU is supporting SMEs through 100+ projects in the Eastern Partnership region
Start date:
01.03.2021
End date:
30.11.2024
The project aims to enhance the competitiveness of Fruit and Vegetables Value Chains (F&V-VCs) in the Lankaran Astara Economic Region. The project seeks to boost the capacities of F&V-VCs operators by providing modern production, processing, logistics, and marketing services.
Start date:
01.01.2021
End date:
30.12.2024
The Mayors for Economic Growth (M4EG) initiative, a partnership between the EU and UNDP, supports mayors and their teams across the Eastern Partnership region.
Start date:
31.12.2020
End date:
30.12.2035
The Action contributes to the general objectives of the Instrument, namely to support the SME segment in Eastern Partnership Countries through improving access to finance, in the form of enhanced lending terms and conditions, via providing first loss SME portfolio guarantees.
Start date:
23.12.2020
End date:
22.06.2041
The European Fund for Southeast Europe (EFSE), among the leading development finance funds globally, seeks to promote economic development and prosperity in Southeast Europe and the Eastern Neighbourhood Region.
Start date:
21.12.2020
End date:
31.10.2024
This project assists Eastern Partner governments in enhancing institutional frameworks, particularly for SMEs. It involves supporting the development of SME strategies, implementing monitoring systems, and fostering public-private dialogue to inform policymaking and monitor reform progress.
Start date:
15.12.2020
End date:
14.06.2026
The projct offers guidance to SMEs across various domains including strategy, operations, quality management, financial reporting, and energy efficiency, among others.
Start date:
16.06.2020
End date:
31.12.2027
In this region, the Finance and Technology Transfer Centre for Climate Change receives support from the EU through its EU4Climate program, as well as from the Global Environment Facility (GEF).
Start date:
27.04.2020
End date:
16.12.2040
Channels green financing to SMEs through local commercial banks.
