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Description
The Danube Region is home to more than 115 million people. The Danube's catchment area is shared by nine EU Member States (Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia) and five non-EU countries (Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia, Moldova, Ukraine). The part of the region located within the European Union makes up one fifth of the EU's territory and the region's economy, competitiveness and well-being are intricately linked to that of the Union as a whole. For these reasons, the European Union has developed a macro-economic strategy to strengthen cross-border cooperation in the Danube Region. The EIB is fully supporting this strategy.
All publications in this series
- The EIB in Asia and the Pacific
- EIB Group activity in the Western Balkans 2022
- The European Investment Bank in the Pacific
- EIB Group activity in Latin America and the Caribbean in 2021
- EIB activity in Latin America and the Caribbean in 2020
- The European Investment Bank in the Western Balkans
- The EIB Group's support for SMEs in the Western Balkans
- The European Investment Bank in China
- The EIB in Latin America and the Caribbean: protecting the environment, fighting climate change
- EIB activity in Latin America in 2019
- The European Investment Bank in the Western Balkans (version 2019)
- The EIB in the Southern Neighbourhood
- 2018: Record number of EIB operations in Latin America
- The EIB in Asia and the Pacific
- The European Investment Bank in the Pacific (2019)
- 2017 – investing in the Baltics
- The EIB in Africa, the Caribbean and the Pacific: 2015 results
- The European Investment Bank in the Baltic Sea Region
- FEMIP Financing operations in Gaza / West Bank
