Examples of using Npbs in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
The participation in centrally-managed EU Financial Instruments was considered by the Commission to fall into the scope of activities of NPBs.
further shaping the overall cooperation between NPBs and the EIAH.
There is thus further scope for NPBs to expand their role in the implementation of both centrally-managed EU programmes and ESIF.
Also, the enhanced cooperation with NPBs(for instance through the framework of the Advisory Hub)
It will be developed by the EIB-Group in close cooperation with the NPBs and similar entities across Europe and allow these entities
the EIAH needs to develop further local capacity or partnerships with NPBs and local service providers- in particular in regions where this support is most needed.
In this respect, a CEF blending call will be launched early in 2017 to combine EUR 1 billion grants with EFSI and financing from NPBs and the private sector.
The EIB Group has also developed several initiatives to better respond to the needs of NPBs, including an equity platform25,
In partnership with the EIB, NPBs play a key role in the implementation of the Investment Plan,
In addition, the issue of coordination between multilateral banks and NPBs was considered important
The proposals of the working group on enhanced cooperation between the EIB Group and NPBs, which was set up at the request of the September 2014 EU Economic
As per existing practice, NPBs and EIB are encouraged to maximise synergies with EU policy objectives by collaborating with Commission services early in the process.
Under the SME window, the EIF is currently developing additional cooperation models with NPBs in the areas of equity investments
The Commission also stresses in its proposal that the co-operation with NPBs and the managing authorities of ESIF should further enhance the provision of advisory support,
MDBs and NPBs, and with regard to an enhanced involvement of NPBs in EU policies and access to EU funds.
the EIB, NPBs and the managing authorities of the European Structural and Investment Funds.
For purposes of this Communication, NPBs are defined as legal entities carrying out financial activities on a professional basis which are given a mandate by a Member State
the group recognises the complementarities between the EIB and NPBs, where the latter can bring particular value-added based on their knowledge of the local context,
A concerted effort drawing on the complementarities of the EIB, NPBs and private investors could achieve the Investment Plan's goal of mobilising at least EUR 315 billion in additional public and private investment into the real economy over the next three years.
by commercial finance providers, typically banks, thereby avoiding that those NPBs' lending policy would crowd out private investment.