Finance
EIB earmarks €3.7 billion for migration issues
Money to go towards developing 'strategic response' to root causes of migration.
The Luxembourg-based European Investment Bank EIB) will earmark an extra €3.7 billion for projects to help the long-term economic needs of refugees, migrants and the countries that travel through or stay.
The money will also go to developing a "strategic response" to the root causes of migration, the Council of the European Union said on Friday.
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