As the EU bank, the European Investment Bank (EIB) supports the transition to a low-carbon, environment-friendly and climate- resilient economy. In 2015, the EIB invested EUR 20.7bn in climate action projects, and this figure reaches EUR 90.5bn for the last five years (2011-2015).

As the EU bank, the European Investment Bank (EIB) supports the transition to a low-carbon, environment-friendly and climate- resilient economy. In 2015, the EIB invested EUR 20.7bn in climate action projects, and this figure reaches EUR 90.5bn for the last five years (2011-2015).

This document highlights key insights and best practices gleaned from the application of a gender-inclusive urban planning methodology in Bologna. The methodology takes a holistic approach, first looking at the broader urban planning perspective and then focusing on specific investments,...

Covering EIB Global's activities in 2023, this annual report shows how these activities are aligned with EU priorities and initiatives in different regions. It details the results and impact achieved by EIB Global's activities and provides an update on how the Bank is improving its mode of...

A blueprint presents drawings, dimensions and notes. This report draws vivid pictures of the beneficiaries of European Investment Bank projects in 2023. It includes data on the dimensions of our massive overall investment and the importance of our loans to each of our beneficiaries during the...

A blueprint presents drawings, dimensions and notes. This report draws vivid pictures of the beneficiaries of European Investment Bank projects in 2023. It includes data on the dimensions of our massive overall investment and the importance of our loans to each of our beneficiaries during the...

The European Investment Bank is the world's largest financier of climate-related investments. We mobilise finance to encourage green investment. Our climate work is all about impact on people's lives. That is part of every deal we do. The people we serve make the EIB's work real . We hope you...

As the EU bank, the European Investment Bank (EIB) has put climate action at the top of its agenda. In 2014, the EIB invested EUR 19.1bn in climate action projects, and this figure reaches EUR 90bn for the last five years (2010-2014).

Tackling climate change requires going beyond traditional financing approaches and sources to meet the challenge at a global and grassroots level. As the world's largest multilateral lender and borrower, the European Investment Bank (EIB) recognises that this means scaling up innovative...