EU cooperation portfolio

The EU's projects, programmes and agreements in Asia-Pacific: where the money goes, what is missing, how it compares. For what threatens these interests see Threats to the EU.

EUR 0M
EU funds allocated
8
Projects & Programmes
13
Countries Covered
8
Active
0
Completed
0
Planned

All totals on this page add up EU budget allocations to the countries covered. They leave out EUR 25,000M announced in 2 programme-wide envelopes, investment targets and member-state measures, which are listed apart. Per-country figures count bilateral programmes only.

Active (8) Completed (0) Planned (0)
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Sector Distribution
Infrastructure & Transport 8
Partner Organisations
ASEAN
5 projects
Asia-Pacific
3 projects
Largest EU allocations
Project Budget Sector Organisation Period Status
Announced envelopes and investment targets — not counted in the totals

These figures are real, but they are not EU money allocated to the countries on this site: some are the budget of a worldwide programme, others are targets for loans and private investment to be mobilised with other partners. Adding them to the allocations would overstate EU spending in the region many times over.

ProgrammeFigureWhat the figure isPeriod
Global Gateway — Team Europe India Portfolio
Team Europe investment portfolio exceeds EUR 15 billion. Includes EUR 8.2 billion for Sustainable Urbanisation (EUR 4.6 billion for Metro projects in 10 cities) and EUR 4.2 billion for Clean Energy.
EUR 15,000M Investment target
Target for public and private financing to be mobilised with other partners (loans, guarantees, private investment), not EU budget spending.
2021–2027 Source ↗
Global Gateway — ASEAN Sustainable Connectivity
EU pledge to mobilise up to EUR 10 billion for sustainable connectivity infrastructure investment in ASEAN through Team Europe under the Global Gateway initiative. EUR 4.2 billion engaged as of Feb 2024.
EUR 10,000M Investment target
Target for public and private financing to be mobilised with other partners (loans, guarantees, private investment), not EU budget spending.
2022–2027 Source ↗