Tender Results of European Investment Bank

The overall objective which underlies this agreement is to select a service provider who will, for each assignment, deliver high quality travel booking, travel management and travel administration services (otherwise referred to as associated services) and maintain business continuity for the EIB Group staff and its business travel activity.

The purpose of the contract is to set up and provide facilities management (FM) services for the various facilities of the Bank in Luxembourg and in accordance with the requirements described in this call for tenders. The intended service contract will be awarded to a single tenderer. The contract will include a fixed part, relating to the basic services, and a variable part for the performance of on-demand tasks, aiming at covering needs identified during the contract execution.

The purpose of the assignment is to support the City of Banja Luka (CoBL) to define the optimal long-term sustainable solutions in two vital services sectors (solid waste management and waste-water management) and to facilitate strategic decisions for short and long-term capital financing. The outcome of this assignment will be the formulation of a programme of priority investments for EIB and AFD financing.

The TA operation will contribute to capacity building and awareness raising on the need for energy efficiency (EE) projects in Uzbekistan supported by the EIB and the World Bank sovereign loans channelled through the financial intermediaries over a period of 48 months. The specific objectives of this TA operation are to develop, improve the capacity of and provide support to: (a) the project promoter’s Project Coordination Unit (PCU) to efficiently and sustainably manage, co-ordinate and implement the EIB Uzbekistan EE Loan, raise awareness on benefits resulting from implementation of EE&RE projects; (b) the financial intermediaries (FI) in order to help them to promote and market their EE lending, select and prepare eligible sub-projects for funding, and handle management, reporting and disbursement; (c) the final beneficiaries in order to help them to efficiently and sustainably prepare and structure sub-projects in line with the FIs requirements.

The objective of this call for tenders is to select several up to 4 (four) economic operators under a multiple-operator framework agreement to support the EIB Group Model Validation Division in carrying out model validations in alignment with the relevant banking regulations and best banking practices on models that fall under its responsibility.

The overall objective of this assignment is to support the EIB in scoping of an EU-wide forestry investment advisory programme (FAP). This objective shall be reached by the independent assessment and identification of sector challenges, market failures, institutional gaps, target groups, investment needs, advisory gaps, needs for technical and financial advisory services, valuation of ecosystem services, contribution to cohesion policies, feasible implementation modalities and required monitoring of impacts and sustainability. Ultimately, the FAP shall contribute to the mobilisation of public and private sustainable investments in forestry and the wider forest-based bio-economy in the EU.

The contracting authority intends to select a programme manager to coordinate the Greening Financial Systems (GFS) programme. The overall objective of the GFS programme is to promote net zero and climate-resilient financial systems that ultimately will support the private sector in deploying climate-related and environmentally sustainable investments. This will be done by providing capacity building and support to central banks and supervisors introducing best lending practices related to green financing in terms of procedures, processes and products available to financial intermediaries. The programme manager will coordinate the programme management team (‘PMT’) of the GFS programme, also including a network of EIB experts. The PMT will oversee the GFS programme and will be responsible for a number of transversal activities. The overall objective of the programme manager is to coordinate the programme efficiently and effectively according to EIB and the IKI fund procedures.

The overall objective of the Greening Financial Systems Technical Assistance Programme is to promote net zero and climate-resilient financial systems that ultimately will support the private sector in deploying climate-related and environmentally sustainable investments. This will be done by providing capacity building and support to central banks and supervisors, and introducing best lending practices related to green financing in terms of procedures, processes and products available to financial intermediaries.

The focus of this assignment will be on advising the Gingko Fund in the development of resilient neighbourhoods embedding nature nature-based solutions (NbS) and suggesting biophilic design solutions. The consultant will work alongside the Fund’s core project team on a selected set of five projects. NbS are integrated with the objective of strengthening the resilience to climate change impacts, to promote biodiversity and to maximise the quality of life of the new neighbourhoods. The practical design advice shall be based on an integrated approach that embeds NbS and where possible creates linkages with other green areas (biodiversity promoting green corridors). The team will identify and develop biophilic design options, and involve future inhabitants and citizens of the surrounding areas to ensure a design that caters to the needs of the local population where and whenever possible. The design advice will be based on in-depth climate risk and biodiversity. assessments of the sites.

The assignment will support Transgaz to develop a climate strategy that allows it to act in the short term while also preparing for a more substantial energy transition over the decades to come. The objective of the assignment is to create a climate strategy for Transgaz that helps it to efficiently decarbonise its activities and strengthen its resilience to climate changes, taking into account best practices and national and international climate policies and regulations.