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Is food better today? Could new technologies change the way we eat? What lessons did we learn for food safety from the pandemic? Hear from one of one of the EU's leading figures on food safety!

The Water Sector Fund managed by EIB Global will provide €10 million in the Water Access Acceleration Fund (W2AF), managed by Incofin, a prominent global impact investment manager. W2AF is a “water-focused” blended finance impact fund targeting sustainable and scalable solutions that improve access to safe, affordable drinking water for underserved populations, mainly in Sub-Saharan Africa and South and Southeast Asia. The new initiative will provide 20 billion litres of safe drinking water by 2030. 

Speech delivered by Commissioner for Crisis Management, Janez Lenarčič, on behalf of High Representative/Vice-President Josep Borrell

Speech delivered by Commissioner for Crisis Management, Janez Lenarčič, on behalf of High Representative/Vice-President Josep Borrell.

F4E and Reel start designing equipment for Remote Handling system. L’article A crane close to ITER’s heart. est apparu en premier sur Fusion for Energy.

European Commission Daily news Brussels, 24 Apr 2024 Commission disburses additional €1.5 billion in bridge financing to Ukraine Today, the Commission has disbursed the second instalment of exceptional bridge fina...

Nadia Calviño, President of the European Investment Bank Group has been participating in the 2024 Financing for Development Forum this week, at the United Nations in New York. The Forum which is organised by the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), is designed to bring together stakeholders to address the current global challenges and advance policies for financing long-term sustainable development priorities. This is President Calviño’s first visit to the United Nations since she took up her post in January.

Kneipp v EUIPO - Patou (Joyful by nature) Intellectual and industrial property EU trade marks: the General Court confirms that the reputation of a trade mark is acquired and, in general, lost progressively