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Financing sustainable energy
A small business in the Western Balkans shows how energy-specific financing can make a huge difference.
Supporting Tajik micro businesses with local currency loans
A visit to Café Mirzo in Khujand, Tajikistan, shows how local currency lending can transform small businesses.
Crossing into 2012
Belgrade has opened its new, record breaking Ada Bridge - on New Year’s Day.
Trenčín - Slovak Republic's green energy capital
EBRD helps Trenčín switch to biomass heating.
Boost for technology companies
A venture capital investment programme is set to stimulate growth, innovation and employment in the EBRD region.
Facing the food crisis
A new EBRD initiative to tackle the global food crisis focuses on bringing private sector investments into the whole food value chain.
Transition Report 2011
New research seeks to explain significant shifts in support for democracy and market economics.
Protecting the oceans
An innovative programme to protect marine biodiversity, backed by the EBRD, aims to tackle one of the greatest threats to the health of the world’s oceans – the global spread of invasive species and pathogens in the ballast tanks of international cargo vessels.
Increasing energy efficiency in Moldovan industry
The EBRD is helping a fruit and vegetable processing plant to reduce its energy costs.
Supporting small business entrepreneurs in Tajikistan
We look at the real impact of micro and small credit lines on the day to day business of a cross section of Dushanbe’s many entrepreneurs.
Boosting Moldovan agribusiness through energy efficiency
The EBRD is helping Moldova’s largest mushroom farm to be more competitive by cutting energy waste.
Landmark modernisation
To reflect the importance of commercial links with other countries in the region, we take a look at a recent landmark investment to help modernise FYR Macedonia’s transport system.
Backing cleaner energy
EBRD investments in Romania highlight our commitment to developing the renewable energy sector.
Investing in Interglass
The story of Interglass, a manufacturing company that has become crucial to the economic well-being of the Kyrgyz town of Tokmak.
EBRD investments reach record in first half of 2011
The EBRD continued to set new investment records during the first half of 2011, responding to the strong demand for financing across the 29-country region where we are active.
Leading Polish oil group goes green
As deadlines loom for the implementation of EU directives on pollution and emissions in Poland, we examine oil-refining company and petrol retailer PKN ORLEN’s substantial environmental and energy efficiency improvement programme.
Supporting the World Trade Organization's Aid For Trade initiative
Strong trade links are an integral part of the process of economic transition and play a key role in the development of stable and sustainable economies.
Citizens of EBRD region show resilience in face of crisis
Life in Transition Survey: our new study reveals the attitudes of citizens in the wake of the economic downturn, in the EBRD region and beyond.
Making petrol stations greener and safer in Mongolia
The EBRD recently organised a pioneering workshop on environmental health and safety in Mongolia.
Greening Siberia
Siberian companies understand the importance of energy efficiency to varying degrees. Two EBRD bankers visited three companies to identify potential energy efficiency investments.
Runway cleared for aviation financing in Russia
The EBRD supported ratification of the Cape Town Treaty paves the way for a revolution in aviation financing in Russia.
Art from across the Gobi Desert
The EBRD’s London headquarters has been temporarily transformed by a colourful and diverse exhibition of contemporary works by Mongolian and international artists. Their work is inspired by the rich culture and history of Mongolia.
Money makes the wind farms go round
We report from the Climate Finance panel at the EBRD 2011 Annual Meeting. Moderated by Tae-yong Jung, Deputy Executive Director of the Global Green Growth Institute.
Appetite for increased agriculture production
A lively panel debate at the EBRD 2011 Annual Meeting entitled The Food Security Challenge united experts from international organisations as well as representatives from the public and private sectors.
Experts see cracks in China model
Reporting from an EBRD panel discussion where academics and government representatives discussed the balance between state and private sectors, rejecting the idea that China offers the best route to economic growth.
Kazakhstan's path into the future
The former Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski on the end of communism and similarities and differences that former Eastern bloc countries have experienced with transition on their paths towards democracy.
Marking a year of the Local Currency Initiative
It’s a year since we launched our initiative to develop local currency and capital markets. We invited central bankers from Kazakhstan, Georgia and Hungary to report on developments in their respective countries.
A warm welcome
We teamed up with Kazakh power distribution company KEGOC to offset the carbon footprint of our 2011 Annual Meeting and Business Forum. Read how here.
How many economists does it take to secure the recovery?
A report from the opening debate of the 2011 EBRD Annual Meeting and Business Forum. The aftermath of the global financial crisis and the lessons to be learned from it remained the central focus.
Model state shows room for manoeuvre
How can you see the main and many attractions of the vast Central Asian nation of Kazakhstan in a single day? Find out here.
The Women in Business Panel and Awards
The Women in Business discussion panel and awards ceremony at the 2011 EBRD Annual Meeting and Business Forum tackled the challenges faced by women and awarded outstanding achievements.
Keeping entrepreneurs off the endangered list
A debate at the 2011 EBRD Annual Meeting and Business Forum looked at the barriers and incentives to business creation and asked, are entrepreneurs a dying breed?
Call for Action: UN Decade for Road Safety launched
In a bid to reduce the forecast 2020 level of road deaths by 50 per cent, the EBRD joins the UN to launch the Decade for Road Safety 2011-2020.
The Low Carbon Transition
The green industrial revolution is coming. Our landmark report maps out a low-carbon future for the EBRD region.
Loan syndication gaining in strength in an uncertain world
Termoelektrarna Šoštanj, Slovenia’s largest power generation plant, demonstrates the new health of loan syndications. We take a look at the new buoyancy in the loan syndications market.
Eradicating poverty in the field
Through its Tajik Agricultural Finance Framework (TAFF), the EBRD provides a credit line to local banks and microfinance institutions to help farmers fund their seasonal working capital requirements.
EBRD: learning from crisis, facing new challenges
The EBRD's mandate of promoting the transition to market economy and democracy will inform our response to today's global situation.
Chernobyl: 25 years on
26 April 2011 marks the 25th anniversary of the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
Agribusiness: Ukraine's vital role
The EBRD was involved in a recent round table event that addressed the opportunities and obstacles Ukraine faces as it looks to consolidate a role as one of the world's key food suppliers
Upgrading vital road networks
Key routes into the Ukrainian capital Kiev will benefit from an upgrade, thanks to the EBRD’s €450 million sovereign loan facility to Ukravtodor, the State Road Administration of Ukraine.
New EBRD Director of Communications
BBC journalist Jonathan Charles is joining the EBRD as Director of Communications and will take up his new post in early 2011.
The Early Transition Countries initiative
The EBRD launched an initiative for the early transition countries (ETCs) in 2004. What has been achieved so far?
Who will feed the world?
The EBRD's director for Agribusiness argues that urgent reforms are needed to boost agricultural output in Eastern Europe.
Modernising rail networks
EBRD investments are helping to modernise transport infrastructure in the Balkans.
EBRD and the global financial crisis
The EBRD's countries of operations have been hit hard by the global financial crisis. The Bank has been pro-active in moving to quickly mitigate the effects of the crisis with an increased level of investment.
Born in 89 essay competition
We have published a book of essays recording the personal experiences of people growing up in the EBRD region in the years after the Iron Curtain fell.
Last updated 15 November 2011
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MEI
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Telecoms
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