On 24 June 2026, the European Investment Bank (EIB), through its Advisory Services and JASPERS Networking Platform, launch a capacity-building programme supporting the implementation of the EU Ports Strategy for small and medium-sized TEN-T ports. The kick-off webinar brings together representatives of port authorities, terminal operators, managing bodies, public administrations and other stakeholders from across the European Union. The event is marking the beginning of a seven-part knowledge-sharing series designed to strengthen the capacity of port stakeholders to develop mature, sustainable and bankable investment projects aligned with European transport, cohesion and climate objectives.
The EU Ports Capacity Building Programme is a joint initiative of the European Commission (DG MOVE and DG REGIO) and EIB Advisory through JASPERS. The programme supports the implementation of the new EU Ports Strategy by strengthening the institutional, technical and financial capacity of small and medium-sized TEN-T port authorities across Europe.
This event brought together national and regional representatives from across the EU to explore how SUMPs can drive sustainable urban mobility planning in Sweden. Key topics included: • Basics of SUMP methodology and practice • Indicators, targets, and monitoring • Multi-modal scenario • Freight and logistics • Demand and accessibility through SUMP and spatial planning • Inclusive and accessible mobility
This event brought together national and regional representatives from across the EU to explore how National SUMP Support Programmes can drive sustainable urban mobility planning in Warsaw, Poland. Key topics included: • Basics of SUMP methodology and practice • Indicators, targets, and monitoring • Multi-modal scenario • Freight and logistics • Demand and accessibility through SUMP and spatial planning • Inclusive and accessible mobility
This event brought together national and regional representatives from across the EU to explore how National SUMP Support Programmes can drive sustainable urban mobility planning. Key topics included: • Basics of SUMP methodology and practice • Indicators, targets, and monitoring • Multi-modal scenario • Freight and logistics • Demand and accessibility through SUMP and spatial planning • Inclusive and accessible mobility
This event brought together national and regional representatives from across the EU to explore how National SUMP Support Programmes can drive sustainable urban mobility planning. Key topics included: • Basics of SUMP methodology and practice • Indicators, targets, and monitoring • Multi-modal scenario • Freight and logistics • Demand and accessibility through SUMP and spatial planning • Inclusive and accessible mobility
This event brought together national and regional representatives from across the EU to explore how National SUMP Support Programmes can drive sustainable urban mobility planning. Key topics included: • Basics of SUMP methodology and practice • Indicators, targets, and monitoring • Multi-modal scenario • Freight and logistics • Demand and accessibility through SUMP and spatial planning • Inclusive and accessible mobility
EIB Advisory, through JASPERS and in partnership with the Spanish Ministry of Finance, delivered a series of capacity building webinars in 2025 on the practical application of the European Commission’s climate proofing methodology for infrastructure projects. These sessions support the implementation of the ERDF and EIB co-financed programmes in Spain.
EIB Advisory through its JASPERS mandate has developed three Excel tools with the aim to support beneficiaries of small projects to complete a climate resilience assessment that is proportionate to the size of the projects. The three Excel tools has been designed for the climate resilience assessment of small projects that need to comply with the climate proofing requirement of the Common Provisions Regulation Art. 73 point 2 (j).
This event brought together national and regional representatives from across the EU to explore how National SUMP Support Programmes can drive sustainable urban mobility planning. Key topics included: • Basics of SUMP methodology and practice • Indicators, targets, and monitoring • Multi-modal scenario • Freight and logistics • Demand and accessibility through SUMP and spatial planning • Inclusive and accessible mobility
Discover how JASPERS, the EIB's largest advisory programme, can support the implementation of the 2021-2027 Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) and learn about best practices and case studies. Learn how JASPERS expands outside the EU, in Western Balkans, candidate countries, and Eastern partnership countries.
In 2005, the European Commission and the European Investment Bank launched JASPERS – Joint Assistance to Support Projects in European Regions – to help Member States prepare high-quality projects aligned with EU priorities. Twenty years later, JASPERS stands as a cornerstone of EU Cohesion Policy, having supported over 2,400 assignments, mobilising investments exceeding €355 billion across 36 countries.
EIB Advisory through the JASPERS mandate, in collaboration with the Spanish Ministry of Finance (Directorate General for European Funds), organized a webinar on the practical application of the European Commission's Technical Guidance on Climate Proofing in transport projects over €10 million for beneficiaries of EU funds in Spain on November 19, 2025.
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