Have your say on the EBRD's work

The EBRD invites the public to give its views on our policies and strategies.

New proposed institutional and operational policies as well as strategies for the countries of operations and sectors in which we invest are made available for public comment.
 
The Bank's management reviews all public comments and advises the Board of Directors accordingly. The Bank takes this consultation into account in shaping its assessments and decisions on policies and strategies, alongside feedback by shareholder governments, clients and other interested parties, and draft policies and strategies may be amended accordingly.
 

Currently available for public comment

Country Strategies

None currently under review

Sectoral strategies

None currently under review

Policies

Other documents

Revised drafts of EBRD’s good governance policies are now available for public comment.

The Environment and Social Policy (ESP)

Project Complaints Mechanism Rules of Procedure

The EBRD’s Public Information Policy (PIP)

Comments should be submitted no later than 6 March 2019 to the following email addresses by policy:

Environmental and Social Policy: ESPReview2019@ebrd.com
Project Complaint Mechanism: PCMReview2019@ebrd.com
Public Information Policy: PIPReview2019@ebrd.com

Additionally, the public are invited to attend EBRD good governance policy consultations being held in seven countries of operations and in London. Both written submissions and participation in the public consultations may be done confidentially upon request.

Comments are welcomed either in writing or in person through public consultations organised in 7 countries of operations as well as London. To learn more about the public consultations click on the city where you’d be interested in attending:

Projects

View current and past Environmental and Social Impact Assessments (ESIAs)

View current and past Project Summary Documents (PSDs)

Other ways to provide your views on the EBRD's work

Contact the Civil Society Engagement Unit on subjects relating to EBRD-CSO dialogue
Contact the EBRD Office of the Chief Compliance Officer with regards to the Project Complaint Mechanism (PCM)