Active financial instruments

Financing is provided to target groups with limited access to financial resources, but whose economic activity is important for achieving the objectives of the respective European program.

Financial instruments offer more favorable conditions compared to parameters for other similar financial products, for example those offered by banks.

In addition to public funds, financial instruments mobilize private financing, which increases the total amount of support for end recipients.

Repaid/recovered funds from financed projects, as well as potential other revenues from them, are used again to support other eligible end recipients and projects.

Funds provided through financial instruments are subject to return/repayment by end recipients. This leads to more efficient use of public resources compared to grant financial assistance and reduces the likelihood that enterprises will develop dependence on it.

End recipients can benefit from the expertise of financial intermediaries and their partners from the private sector for structuring economically viable projects.