Donors

The TAM programme began in the early 90s, with initial funding from the EBRD, the United Nations Development Programme, the EU, the Nordic Council of Ministers and Japan. Since then, with strong funding support the EU and 21 individual donor countries, nearly 1360 TAM projects have been undertaken utilising over € 87 million of donor funding.

The BAS programme was established in 1995 as part of a broad initiative by the Nordic Council of Ministers to assist the transition of the Baltic States to market-based economies. A variety of donors have provided nearly € 58 million, allowing BAS to carry out over 5100 projects.

 

	Bilateral donors	Institutional donors and funds
	Austria	Balkan Region Special Fund
	Belgium	Baltic Technical Assistance Special Fund
	Canada	Central European Initiative
	Denmark	European Agency for Reconstruction
	Finland	European Commission
	France	EBRD Early Transition Countries Fund
	Germany	EBRD Mongolian Cooperation Fund
	Greece	Nordic Council of Ministers
	Ireland	Russian Privatisation Centre
	Italy
	Japan
	Luxembourg
	Netherlands
	Norway
	Portugal
	Spain
	Sweden
	Switzerland
	Taipei China
	United Kingdom