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Accompagner la feuille de route de la transition verte du Monténégro
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- 04 Sept 2026
Support of the green transition roadmap of Montenegroevof@afd.frFri, 4 Sep, 2026 - 16:48 September 4, 2026 Désactivé CME 1002 Ongoing Western BalkansMontenegro BiodiversityClimate BiodiversityClimate Western BalkansMontenegro Life on Land Sovereign loan AFD provides its first green transition programmatic budgetary loan for Montenegro, in partnership with the World Bank, to accelerate convergence with European standards in the waste, energy, forestry and climate change sectors, and implementation of the green agenda. ContextMontenegro, a candidate country to the EU accession since 2010, is facing environmental challenges affecting its development and the quality of life of its inhabitants. In the context of a revived accession process since 2023, transposition of the European Union legislation (EU acquis) is its main roadmap to join the European Union quickly but also address its key challenges in line with the implementation of the Green agenda - based on the European Green Deal - such as fight against climate change, decarbonisation, as well as forest and solid waste management.DescriptionThis budgetary public policy loan supports Montenegro’s green transition ambitions through a programmatic and pluriannual approach. It is associated with a matrix setting policy objectives aiming to develop and strengthen the regulatory and institutional framework of Montenegro in four different sectors:Waste management: ban on single-use plastics, extended producer responsibility ;Energy transition: introduction of auction mechanisms for the development of renewable energy capacity ;Sustainable forest management (departure from the private concession model and creation of a dedicated public company); andClimate change adaptation and mitigation: preparation of a legal framework favorable to climate change resilience and the introduction of a carbon pricing mechanism.This programme is accompanied by a set of technical assistance measures for the energy and waste sectors.The first phase of the programme of a maximum total amount 130 million euros is co-financed by the World Bank, and AFD. AFD’s financing will take the form of a multi-tranche facility with a first tranche of an amount of 50 million euros.ImpactsThis programme aims to foster the implementation of the Green agenda, and the convergence towards EU standards in the waste, energy, forestry and climate change areas. October 1, 2024 December 31, 2024 Support of the green transition roadmap of Montenegro 2024 - 2024Western Balkans, MontenegroFinancing amount : € 50 000 000Supporting the Investment and Development Fund of Montenegro to Finance Climate Projects 2021 - 2033Western Balkans, MontenegroFinancing amount : € 50 400 000Support of the green transition roadmap of Montenegro 2024 - 2024Western Balkans, MontenegroFinancing amount : € 50 000 000Supporting the implementation of Serbia’s Green Agenda - Phase 1 2023 - 2024SerbiaFinancing amount : € 135 000 000Supporting the implementation of Serbia’s Green Agenda - Phase 2 2025 - 2026Western Balkans, SerbiaFinancing amount : € 135 000 000Supporting the implementation of Serbia’s Green Agenda - Phase 1 2023 - 2024SerbiaFinancing amount : € 135 000 000Support of the green transition roadmap of Montenegro 2024 - 2024Western Balkans, MontenegroFinancing amount : € 50 000 000Preparation of the 2030 Mediterranean Games 2026 - 2038Western Balkans, KosovoFinancing amount : € 61 200 000State 50 000 000 € Montenegro Adresse Agence régionale des Balkans Occidentaux
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