Title Obilježja investicijskog plana za Europu Title (english) Characteristics of the Investment plan for Europe Author Ivana Varat Mentor Ines Kersan-Škabić (mentor)Committee member Kristina Afrić Rakitovac (predsjednik povjerenstva)Committee member Ines Kersan-Škabić (član povjerenstva)Committee member Lela Tijanić (član povjerenstva)Granter University of Pula Defense date and country 2016-06-30, Croatia Scientific / art field, SOCIAL SCIENCES Abstract Od početka svjetske gospodarske i financijske krize EU bilježi niske razine ulaganja. Potrebni su zajednički i usklađeni napori na europskoj razini kako bi se taj negativni trend promijenio i kako bi Europa počela bilježiti stabilan gospodarski oporavak, što je glavni prioritet Junckerove Komisije. Plan ulaganja za Europu ima tri cilja: uklanjanje prepreka za ulaganja jačanjem jedinstvenog tržišta, osiguravanje vidljivosti i tehničke pomoći projektima ulaganja te pametnije iskorištavanje novih i postojećih financijskih sredstava. Prema procjenama Europske komisije Planom ulaganja moglo bi se BDP-u EU-a osigurati dodatnih 330 do 410 milijardi EUR te otvoriti 1 do 1,3 milijuna novih radnih mjesta sljedećih godina. U EU-u postoji dostatna razina likvidnosti, ali privatni ulagači ne ulažu koliko je potrebno zbog nedostatka povjerenja i nesigurnosti, a ima i drugih čimbenika. Stoga se to pitanje nastoji riješiti Planom ulaganja za Europu. U samom središtu plana je Europski fond za strateška investiranja(EFSU) kojim će se mobilizirati dodatna ulaganja u realno gospodarstvo u području infrastrukture, obrazovanja, istraživanja, inovacija, obnovljive energije i energetske učinkovitosti.Hrvatska je podržavajuči plan Europskog investiranja prijavila 77 projekata. Među tim projektima se nalaze oni koji su prihvatljivi za sufinanciranje iz fondova EU, uključujući i veliki popis projekata iz područja kohezija i konkurentnost za 2014.-2020. Vrijednost ulaganja hrvatskih projekata s Junckerove liste je 7.47 milijardi Eura.
Abstract (english) Since the beginning of the global economic and financial crisis, the EU notes the low level of investment. Requires common and coordinated efforts at European level to this negative trend changed and that Europe began to record steady economic recovery, which is the main priority Juncker Commission. Investment plan for Europe has three main objectives: removing barriers to investment by strengthening the single market, ensuring visibility and technical assistance projects of investment and better use of new and existing financial resources. According to estimates by the European Commission investment plan could be of GDP in the EU to provide an additional 330 to 410 billion, and open from 1 to 1,300,000 new jobs in the coming years. In the EU there is a sufficient level of liquidity, but private investors are not as necessary because of the lack of confidence and uncertainty, but there are other factors. At the heart of the plan is the European Fund for Strategic Investment (EFSU), which will mobilize additional investments in the real economy in the field of infrastructure, education, research, innovation, renewable energy and energy efficiency. Croatia is also supporting the plan of the European investment and has registered 77 projects. Among these projects are those which are eligible for co-financing from EU funds, including a list of projects in the field of "cohesion and competitiveness" of 2014th to 2020th. The value of investment projects of Croatian list is 7.47 billion euros.
Keywords
investicijski plan
ulaganja
Europska Unija
Europski fond za strateška investiranja
Keywords (english)
investment plan
investments
the European Union
the European Fund for Strategic Investment
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