Leader in non-sovereign financing
The EDB is the leader in non-sovereign financing in the Eurasian region. Over the past four years, the volume of EDB's investments has reached US $8.8 billion.
The Eurasian Development Bank is a reliable partner
in implementing the region's largest projects
For 20 years, the Bank has worked to strengthen and expand economic ties and foster comprehensive development in its member countries.
By the end of 2025, the EDB’s cumulative portfolio comprised 326 projects with a total investment of US $19,6 billion.
Its portfolio consists principally of projects with an integration effect in transport infrastructure, digital systems, green energy,
agriculture, manufacturing and mechanical engineering.
The Bank adheres to the UN Sustainable Development Goals and ESG principles in its operations.
The EDB is implementing three mega-projects as part of its 2022–2026 Strategy: the Eurasian Transport Network, the Eurasian Agricultural Goods Distribution System and the Central Asian Water and Energy Complex.
January 12: The Agreement Establishing the Eurasian Development Bank (EDB) was signed between the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Russian Federation
June 16: Commencement of operations, opening of headquarters in Almaty, Kazakhstan
By year-end, the investment portfolio exceeded US $1 billion.
Establishment of the EDB Technical Assistance Fund
The Republic of Armenia joined the EDB
The Republic of Tajikistan joined the EDB
The Republic of Belarus joined the EDB
The Kyrgyz Republic joined the EDB
The accumulated portfolio reached US $3.4 billion (61 projects)
Launch of the annual Monitoring of Mutual Investments (MMI) report
Assignment of an international financial institution status according to the OECD classification
Accumulated portfolio amounted to US $5.4 billion (142 projects)
Approval of the Programme for Financing Renewable Energy Projects with a total capacity of up to 500 MW in the Bank's member countries.
Establishment of the EDB Fund for Digital Initiatives. "Traveling Without COVID-19" mobile app became the first project implemented by the Fund.
The EDB became a shareholder in the Green Finance Centre operating under the Astana International Financial Centre.
Debut issues of green bonds (KZT 20 billion) and social bonds (KZT 20 billion) on KASE and AIX.
The Bank's accumulated portfolio reached US $11.3 billion.
The EDB won the international Environmental Finance's 2021 IMPACT Award in the Energy category.
EDB's projects and bond placements received a number of awards, including Best Primary Deal in the International Financial Organization category at the Cbonds Awards 2022, and the ADFIAP Sustainable Development Award.
The EDB hosted the annual ADFIAP meeting in Almaty, Kazakhstan, bringing together participants from 40 countries.
The EDB conducted a series of studies on water in Central Asia and brought global attention to this topic at the World Hydropower Congress and the UN Water Conference.
Two EDB projects and an analytical study became category winners at the ADFIAP Sustainable Development Awards and Sustainable Investment Awards 2024.
First Annual Meeting and Business Forum of the EDB
The Republic of Uzbekistan joined the EDB
EDB's representative office opened in Abu Dhabi
The EDB received three international ADFIAP Sustainable Development Awards, including the ADFIAP CEO of the Year award.
The Bank's 20th anniversary. Accumulated portfolio by the end of 2025: US $19.6 billion (326 projects)
The EDB is the leader in non-sovereign financing in the Eurasian region. Over the past four years, the volume of EDB's investments has reached US $8.8 billion.
Over 20 years, the EDB has implemented the region's largest infrastructure projects facilitating economic integration and developing the productive potential of its member countries.
Since its inception, the EDB has been conducting systematic research and analytical work. The EDB operates a number of analytical centres: the Centre for Integration Studies, the Centre for Country Analysis, the Centre for Sector Analysis, and the Centre for Analysis of International Finance.
The Macroeconomic Forecast for member countries has been published annually, and the Macroeconomic Review has been presented twice a year
Operating through its two funds (the Technical Assistance Fund (TAF) established in 2008 and the Fund for Digital Initiatives (FDI) established in 2020), the Eurasian Development Bank provides systemic support for the investment environment and digital transformation in its member countries.
The Eurasian Development Bank acts not only as a lender but also as a partner in PPP development.
Unique expertise: Cross-border PPPs, PPPs for achieving the SDGs and transitioning to a green energy system, Country-specific PPP profiles
The EDB is one of the key partners in the sphere of energy transition in the region. The implementation of green projects has increased the installed capacity of clean energy generation to 1.2 GW and supported the attainment of national sustainable development priorities in the Bank's member countries. The Bank's activities also make significant contribution to achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals, including:
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