Core Points - The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) will provide a loan of €65 million to the Moroccan Credit Bank (CDM) under the Green Economy Financing Facility (GEFF+) [1][2] - The funding consists of two independent loans: €40 million from the MidGEFF and €25 million from the third phase of GEFF (GEFF III) [1] - The financing aims to support medium-sized private enterprises in renewable energy, energy efficiency, sustainable infrastructure, wastewater treatment, seawater desalination, and circular economy projects [1] Group 1 - The MidGEFF loan includes €32 million from Canada through the High Impact Climate Partnership (HIPCA) [1] - The GEFF III loan focuses on small and medium-sized enterprises, with funding directed towards small-scale renewable energy, energy efficiency, green buildings, circular economy, climate adaptation, digital innovation, and blue economy development [1][2] - EBRD will also provide technical assistance to enhance project assessment, implementation, and monitoring capabilities of the Moroccan Credit Bank, funded by the Green Climate Fund and the EU [1] Group 2 - The EU will offer incentive grants to enterprises meeting GEFF III financing conditions to encourage the adoption of low-carbon green technologies and services [2] - A special training program for women entrepreneurs will be established to provide professional guidance in green finance and sustainable technology for those obtaining GEFF III loans [2] - The collaboration between EBRD and the Moroccan Credit Bank aligns with the Green Partnership Agreement signed between Morocco and the EU, focusing on energy transition, decarbonization, and enhancing climate change resilience [2]