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EU auditors point at poor health aid coordination on the ground

Support through global health initiatives has increased, while EU bilateral assistance to partner countries has decreased. Auditors criticise cases of substantial management costs. They highlight shortcomings in the distribution of equipment and medicines. Furthermore, maintenance of donated equipment is inadequate, and projects hardly survive when aid stops.

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EU Commission receives Czechia’s third RRF payment request

Today, the EU Commission has received the third payment request from Czechia for €1.9 billion (net of pre-financing), of which €1.7 billion in grants and €190 million in loans, under the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF). Czechia’s payment request concerns 41 milestones and 24 targets, including reforms in the energy sector.

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EU Commission receives Germany’s 13.9bn RRF payment request

On the 13th of September, the EU Commission has received the second payment request from Germany for €13.5 billion in grants (net of pre-financing) under the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF). The payment request concerns 16 milestones and 26 targets. It covers reforms in the areas of onshore and offshore wind energy, education and training.

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Ambitious climate action would grow Europe’s economy – Agora Energiewende

Investments in line with Europe’s expected 2040 climate target would create important economic opportunities across sectors, according to a new report by Agora Energiewende. Building on these findings, the think tank outlines how public funding can help unlock the necessary private investments and overcome the ‘climate funding cliff’ after the EU’s recovery fund ends in 2026.

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