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Home > Publications > EFSI case study: Bratislava bypass: A transport public-private partnership with high costs and limited benefits

EFSI case study: Bratislava bypass: A transport public-private partnership with high costs and limited benefits

EFSI case study: Bratislava bypass: A transport public-private partnership with high costs and limited benefits

Briefing    |    8 June 2016

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The so-called European Fund for Strategic Investments (EFSI) should unlock additional investment of at least EUR 315 billion over a three year period (2015-2017). One of the projects benefiting from the financing concerns the design, construction, operation and maintenance of about 27km of a motorway around Bratislava. The project will come with high costs, will damage biodiversity and likely not solve local transport problems.

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Institution: EIB

Theme: Transport | Other harmful projects

Location: Slovakia

Project: European Fund for Strategic Investments (EFSI)

Tags: EFSI | PPP | investEU | public-private partnerships

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