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"Over the next decade, extensive investments will be needed in Europe’s transport, energy, information and communication networks in order to underpin the Europe 2020 flagship actions and develop smart, upgraded and fully interconnected infrastructures to foster the completion of the internal market. In its resolutions of June 2011 on ‘Investing in the future: a new multiannual financial framework for a competitive, sustainable and inclusive Europe’, the European Parliament emphasised that the Union should adopt measures, above all, for improving the use of EU resources as a catalyst attracting further funds from the European Investment Bank, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, other international financial institutions and the private sector. Financial instruments can improve the efficiency of budget spending and achieve high multiplier effects in terms of attracting private sector financing and achieved investment volumes. The Europe 2020 project bond initiative has a twofold objective. First, to help finance projects of European policy priorities, and, second, to facilitate greater private sector involvement in the long-term capital market financing of infrastructure projects. In my opinion, the Union support should mitigate the risk inherent in project bonds to the extent that capital market participants are willing to invest in a larger volume of infrastructure project bonds than would be possible without Union support."@en1
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