Green economy
The EBRD’s sustainable development model recognises that a well-functioning market economy should be green – in other words, environmentally friendly. EBRD donors strongly back our Green Economy Transition approach: over the past decade they have provided over €1.4 billion for climate finance. More
Municipal and environmental infrastructure
Better water, improved public transport, cleaner cities – these are just a few of the benefits that stem from the activities of the EBRD and its donors. They improve the daily quality of life for millions of people and help local firms thrive. More
Small business
Successful small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) help create employment. They increase economic productivity and innovation, which are key elements of competitive, inclusive markets.
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Good governance
Well-governed economies grow quickly and sustainably. At the national level, good governance means better policies and more transparency that can improve the business climate. More
Financial sector
Financial stability is the capacity to support long-term development while avoiding excessive volatility and market reversals. This stability is a key quality of well-functioning market economies. More
Inclusion and gender
The EBRD aims to open up economic opportunities to underserved social groups, regardless of gender, place of birth, socio-economic environment, age or other circumstances.
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Economic integration and innovation
Regional and global integration are essential for economic development. The Bank and its donors help modernise cross-border infrastructure, including major transport, energy and IT networks. More