What's new
We’re lending €200 million to help Naftogaz build up strategic gas reserves in the second winter heating season since the start of Russian invasion.
Boosting energy security is one of five investment priorities for the EBRD’s support of Ukraine’s real economy.
What's new
Our new EBRD Transition Report measures the impact of the green transition on economies and individuals.
It shows how the shift to green will influence jobs, households and life satisfaction.
What's new
A paid-in capital increase will enable us to provide significant and sustained investment for Ukraine, now and in the future.
Governors will make a final decision on the proposal by the end of 2023.
The EBRD was created in April 1991 to 'foster the transition towards open market-oriented economies and to promote private and entrepreneurial initiative'.
Since then we have invested over €190 billion in more than 6,800 projects across three continents.
We are a climate finance leader and actively support Ukraine and other countries affected by the war there.
We're committed to transparency and disclosure in relation to our projects.
We publish documents and information about our projects which can be searched here.
This year’s event will focus on fast-tracking energy transition, fixing climate finance and protecting nature, people, lives and livelihoods.
This took place in Samarkand and focussed on “Investing in Resilience”.
We have already delivered €3 billion of support over 2022-23.
We're a climate finance leader and aim to become a majority green bank by 2025.
We support our countries’ contributions to the goals of the Paris Agreement.
We're scaling up what we do in the field of green finance.
The winner of 2023 EBRD Literature Prize was The Lake by Bianca Bellová.
Sustainable infrastructure spurs growth, creates jobs and enhances competitiveness.
Explore the EBRD's latest corporate reports in both digital and print formats.
