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The environment for doing business has proven to be very difficult during the crisis, highlighting the need to push ahead with labour market and fiscal reforms and the removal of excessive licensing procedures.
Infrastructure development is a major priority for the country but further delays have occurred over the past year. The authorities need to increase technical and administrative capacities in the public sector in order to boost the absorption of available EU funds and increase financial resources for infrastructure projects.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) stand-by arrangement (SBA) includes a commitment by the government to implement a stringent fiscal consolidation programme, including significant reductions in current spending. Although these measures may depress domestic demand in the short term, they are necessary to create the conditions for a return to sustainable growth.
More developments and challenges
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No. of projects |
314 |
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Net business volume |
€5.7 billion |
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Total project value |
€16.5 billion |
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Gross disbursements |
€4.7 billion |
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Portfolio in private sector |
76% |

Through its activity in Romania in the coming years, the EBRD will develop projects that will assist Romania in maintaining stability in the financial sector, to support further growth of Romanian enterprises and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The Bank will support Romania’s transition to a low-carbon economy and enhance its energy efficiency and security and will promote commercialisation, competition and private sector involvement in infrastructure.
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