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======Technical Workshop "Innovative Financial Instruments======

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=====Financing opportunities=====

Christoph Hartmann (EU-Verwaltungsbehörde EFRE/ESF) \\ 

ESIF (European Structural Investment Funds) or EFSI (European Fund for tratgic Investments) or both?

====Types of funding====

- Grands \\ 
- Loans, guarantees and equity \\ 
- Subsidies \\ 
- Prizes \\ 
- "public contracts" \\

====Management of EU funding====
- jointly by EC and national authorities : ESIF \\
- directly by EC \\ 
- indirectly by other authorities inside or outside the EU \\ 

====Step towards EU funding====
programms run by EU are somehow less bureaucratic than programms run at national level


====Funding opportunities for public bodies====
- cohesion policy \\ 
- ESIF \\ 
- JASPERS - major infrastructure projects http://jaspers.eib.org/index.htm \\ 
- financial instruments under the ESI- funds \\ 
- Investment plan for Europe - EFSI \\ 

====The Junker Plan====
3 objectives: 1/remove obstacles for investment 2/visibility and technical assistane 3/smarter use of financial ressources \\ 

====EFSI - managed by European Investment Bank====

**To be investigated???** \\ 

http://www.eib.org \\ 
EFSI projects must be econommy and technically sound, mature, well priced (risk), contributing to eu objectives, in at least in one of the 9 EFSI sectors

====Funding provided within the framework of the European Structural and Investment Funds (ESIF)====
key principles: \\ 
- concentration \\ 
- additionality (funds should not replace national fundings) \\ 
- progmramming \\ 
- partnership \\ \\ 

COhesion policy has set 11 objectives supporting growth for the period 2014-2020 \\ 

===Focus: ERDF===

====Multiannual Financial Framework 2021-2027: the future of EU funding====
key features: \\ 
- more funding for priority areas \\ 
- protect eu budget form financial risks \\ 
- strong focus on european added value \\ 
- less red tape \\ 
- more flexible and agile budget \\ 

5 investment priorities: \\
- smarter Europe --> 65%-85% of budgets allocated to the 2 first priorities \\ 
- greener \\ 
- connected \\
- social \\

===LiFE===


===Cohesion Policy===


=====Green Impact Bounds=====
Björn Söderlundh (Komuninvest) \\

Swedish Local Government Debt Office //(rem: equivalent in France to Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations?)// \\

====Green Loans====
107 membres, 233 projects \\
50% green buildings \\
30% renewable energy (wind) \\

====Green Bonds====
"Position Paper on Green Bonds Impact Reporting" https://www.icmagroup.org/assets/documents/Regulatory/Green-Bonds/NPSI_Position_paper_2017_Final-261017.pdf \\



Notes: \\ 
what is uridashi? (slide 4) \\
differences between loans and bonds ? \\ 
are you looking for new investment projects? \\


=====European Regional Development Fund=====
Maria Vaadre (Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional Growth) \\

great accompagnement of EU funded projects \\ 

=====European Structural and Investment Funds (ESIF)=====

Carsten Buhmann (Investitionsbank Sachsen-Anhalt)

=====Crowdfunding=====

Pierre Crépeaux \\ 
Head of Environment Department \\ City of Lorient \\ \\ 

[[Documents for solar pannels crowdfunding|Documents for solar pannels crowdfunding]]
=====Energy Performance Contracting=====

Francisco Puente (Escan)


======"The Banker's brain" ======
=====European Energy Efficiency Fund (EEEF)=====

Georgie Debenham (DWS Group) \\

=====Bankability of projects=====

Jan Patrick Daniel (NORD/LB-Norddeutsche Landesbank)
Développement durable - Lorient

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