Credits from the European Investment Bank means for financing regional development
Credits from the means of the European Investment Bank with the grants of the European Commission
Student Loan and Credit Fund
The Municipal Investments Development Fund
The Railway Fund
The National Housing Fund
The National Road Fund
The Subsidy Fund
Technology Credit Fund
Thermomodernization fund
RDP 2007-2013
BGK - zlecenia
Loan repayment sureties/guarantees, granted in cooperation with banks providing credit facilities under the government programme “Supporting Entrepreneurship through BGK Sureties and Guarantees”
A subsidy programme for loan interest for doctors, dentists, nurses, midwives, as well as amortization of these loans
Global Environment Facility GEF
Financial support programme for creating social housing premises, sheltered housing, dosshouses and homes for the homeless.
The export support programme DOKE
The subsidy programme for bank loan interest, which were granted for removing consequences of floods, landslides and hurricanes
The Bug River Area Act
The State Treasury loan for financing restructuring programmes of the public medical centres
Export Support Government Program
Buyer’s credit granted through the importer’s bank
Post-financing documentary letter of credit
Discounting receivables from documentary letters of credit
The “Polish product”
BGK@24 BIZNES
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The Municipal Investments Development Fund

Preferential credits granted from The Municipal Investments Development Fund have a purpose of enabling the municipalities and their unions to finance costs of municipal investment project preparation, assigned for co-financing from the European Union Funds. Municipalities applying for credits from MIDF can benefit from an exceptional public orders procedure independently, without the necessity to carry out a tender among other banks.

The credit is assigned to prepare municipal investment projects targeted to be co-financed from the European Union funds. Such projects cover a study of investment feasibility, cost analysis and benefits as well as the remaining project documentation, analysis, expertise and studies necessary for the preparation of investment realization. The credit amount cannot exceed PLN 550,000 for one project, as well as 80% of net planned costs.

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