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The biggest challenge on the planet remains averting the climate crisis, writes our President.
By 2025, the majority of the EBRD's business volume will be green.
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The EBRD’s Josué Tanaka shares his big picture view of climate finance
Mr Tanaka is retiring from the EBRD next week after 30 years at the Bank.
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We’ve recognised the most successful banks taking part in our Green Trade Facilitation Programme last year.
This year’s coronavirus pandemic has demonstrated the vital role that trade plays in powering the global economy.
We now anticipate committing all our activity in 2020/2021 to countering the economic impact of coronavirus.
Such financial support should be worth €21 billion.
We are also preparing our regions for the post-virus era and helping them safeguard everything they have achieved in recent decades.
And, more than ever before, we will be providing governments with the policy advice they need.
We're a climate finance leader and aim to become a majority green bank by 2025.
We're targetting coronavirus financing of €21 billion in 2020-21.
The winner of the 2020 prize was Devilspel by Grigory Kanovich.
Our 29th Annual Meeting was held ‘virtually,' after being postponed from May.
We are already deeply engaged in many economies along the BRI.
We support local currencies and promote the development of capital markets.
Explore the EBRD's latest corporate reports in both digital and print formats.
