EBRD Annual Review 2021

ANNUAL REVIEW 2022

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Where we invest
The EBRD will stand by Ukraine
Energy security in the EBRD regions
The EBRD and food security
Green
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Digital

The Annual Review 2022 describes the impact of the EBRD’s investments, projects and policy work during the year and outlines our innovation in key sectors and initiatives.

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The EBRD in numbers 2022
About the EBRD

Support for small and medium-sized businesses

€1.28 billion

Financing provided to partner financial institutions in support of on-lending to micro, small and medium-sized enterprises

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Across three continents, in 35 economies, from Morocco to Mongolia, from Estonia to Egypt

Introduction
Central Europe and the Baltic states
South-eastern Europe
Eastern Europe and the Caucasus
Central Asia
Southern and eastern Mediterranean
Greece, Russia and Turkey

Annual Bank Investment

€13.1 billion

Investment across 431 projects, 74 per cent of which was in the private sector

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The EBRD responded immediately to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, issuing an expression of unwavering support for the Ukrainian people on 24 February, the day hostilities began.

Ukraine

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Energy security is a key priority within the EBRD’s overall energy strategy, which helps countries in the Bank’s regions to gain access to the power they need to fuel their economies and pursue their climate goals.

Energy Security

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The war on Ukraine had a severe impact on food supply chains across the EBRD regions, leading to an immediate increase in food prices and market volatility and posing a major threat to food security.

Food Security

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The EBRD maintained the pace of its green investment in 2022, even as its focus was drawn to providing emergency energy financing for Ukraine in the face of Russia’s invasion

Introduction
Green case studies

Total investment in the Green Economy Transition in 2022

€6.4 billion

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Addressing inequality as human angle remains the key focus in the Ukraine crisis

Introduction
Inclusive case studies

Inclusive

Russia’s war on Ukraine has been a stark reminder of the importance of the human angle – the imperative of safeguarding and developing human capital – across the entire spectrum of the EBRD’s activities.

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In 2022, the EBRD made significant progress on promoting the digital transition, its ambitious initiative to narrow the technological gap between the EBRD regions and other economies.

Introduction
Digital case studies

Digital hub

In January 2022, the EBRD establishes a Digital Hub to mainstream and coordinate digital activities

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We invest in changing lives

Annual Bank Investment 2022

€13.1 billion

Unprecedented rise

FINANCING THE GREEN ECONOMY

The EBRD maintained the pace of its green investment in 2022

Who we are

We invest in changing people’s lives by creating open markets and promoting sustainable growth in economies from Morocco to Mongolia. Across three continents, we finance projects that strengthen the private sector and help make economies more competitive, well governed, green, inclusive, resilient and integrated. We also support the transition to a well-functioning market system by engaging in policy reform and by providing donor-funded technical assistance and advisory services. Donor funds play a vital role in ensuring the success of the EBRD’s activities.

What we do

Our projects deliver a market-based financial return while having a measurable economic, social or environmental impact. From our headquarters in London and our network of Resident Offices, we work mainly with private clients, although we also finance public companies and municipal entities in support of projects that deliver essential infrastructure and services. EBRD loans and equity investments follow sound banking principles, ensuring that the returns are commensurate with the risks, and finance projects that would not be funded solely by commercial banks.

Founded in 1991, we are owned by 71 countries, as well as the European Union and the European Investment Bank.

Contact

EBRD
Five Bank Street
London E14 4BG
United Kingdom
Tel: 020 7338 6000
www.ebrd.com

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