The EU is supporting SMEs through 100+ projects in the Eastern Partnership region
Start date:
02.11.2020
End date:
30.04.2024
Within the project, the implementing European food safety institutions work closely with Georgian colleagues for legal approximation. They also align national rules and procedures with EU standards and build capacities in food safety, veterinary, phytosanitary, and SPS border control.
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.
Start date:
19.12.2019
End date:
18.12.2026
The EU4Business-EBRD Credit Line provides loans and grants to support various projects aimed at enhancing the competitiveness and capabilities of SMEs, both within the EU and in their domestic markets.
Start date:
17.12.2019
End date:
16.12.2040
GGF has launched a new initiative providing partner banks and lending institutions with access to local currency finance. This enables them to lend domestically without worrying about currency fluctuations, while also supporting a greener and more sustainable future.
Start date:
13.12.2019
End date:
13.12.2024
The "EU4Business: Connecting Companies" project seeks to boost trade between EU Member States and the six Eastern Partner countries, prioritizing five sectors with high potential for SME export expansion: Organic Food, Creative Industries, Textiles, Tourism, and Wine-making.
Start date:
08.10.2019
End date:
08.10.2024
The project provides an online portal for accessing regional trade information, conduct surveys on trade barriers, and offer training to enhance the collection and analysis of trade data.
Start date:
19.02.2019
End date:
18.12.2028
The EU4Business-EBRD Credit Line provides loans and grants to support various projects aimed at enhancing the competitiveness and capabilities of SMEs, both within the EU and in their domestic markets.
