EBRD

1. ERBD experience in mobilising finance for
SDG 6
24 November 2020

2. Where we are
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3. Green
Building green, sustainable market economies which preserve
the environment and protect the interests of future
generations.
Resilient
Building resilient market economies that can withstand
turbulence and shocks.
Inclusive
Building inclusive market economies which ensure equal
economic opportunity for all and leave no group behind.
Integrated
Building geographically integrated domestic and international
markets for goods, services, capital and labour.
Well-governed
Promoting the rule of law, transparency, and accountability,
and stimulating firms to adequately safeguard and balance
the interests of their stakeholders.
Competitive
Building dynamic and open markets that stimulate
competition, entrepreneurship and productivity growth.
Our transition qualities
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4. Alignment to UN Sustainable Development Goals
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Competitive
Well-governed
Green
Inclusive
Resilient
Integrated Industry, commerce, agribusiness
Sustainable infrastructure
Financial institutions
Six EBRD qualities of a sustainable market economy Three EBRD sector groups

5. Green Economy Transition and Methodology
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https://www.ebrd.com/what-we-do/get.html
• Green Economy Transition 2021 –
2025
• Increasing green financing to more than
50 per cent of its annual business
volume by 2025
• Adopting a systemic approach in
supporting the transition to low-
carbon and resilient economies.
• SDG 6 in thematic areas: Natural
Capital
• GET Handbook: Water-related impact
indicators

6. GET themes and indicators
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Climate Resilience Indicators
GET Topic Indicator Unit
Water efficiency Annual water savings m3/year
Drinking water Annual volume of clean
and good-quality water
(EU- or WHO-compliant)
and/or number of people
benefiting
m3/year number of
people connected
Wastewater Volume of wastewater
treated (effluent quality EU-
compliant) and/or
wastewater avoided or
reduced
m3/year
Ecosystems Size of the ecosystem area
restored or having
improved resilience or
reduced degradation
hectare or m2
Examples of GET Indicators
Key indicator
• (m3/tonne) water consumption per unit product processed
Specific physical outcomes
• (m3/tonne) water consumption per unit product processed
• (m3/ha/yr) water consumption per unit land irrigated
• (m3/tonne) water consumption per unit yield
• (m3/MWh) water consumption per unit energy generated
• (m3/capita) water consumption per capita
• (m3/m2/yr) water consumption per square metre
• (m3/MWh) water consumption per unit heat generated
• (m3/tonne) wastewater discharged per unit product
• (tonne/m3) crop yield per unit water
Climate analytics:
• Addressing the context of water risk

7. Municipal water services and corporate water use
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Access to water services
• Municipal infrastructure projects
• GET Water and Wastewater
Offerings
Corporate water risk
• Operational efficiency
• Basin sustainability
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Improving climate governance
• Green cities action plans
• Low carbon and climate-resilient roadmaps
Improving climate governance
• Corporate water management plan
• Low carbon and climate-resilient roadmaps

8. Contacts
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Claudia Neuschulz
Analyst, Sustainable Resource
Investments - Water
Energy Efficiency and Climate Change
Email: neuschuc@ebrd.com
EBRD, One Exchange Square
London, EC2A 2JN
United Kingdom
www.ebrd.com
Find us on social media
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9. EBRD’S 2021-25 GREEN ECONOMY TRANSITION APPROACH
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• Investments will be checked to
ensure they are aligned with the
Paris Agreement.
• Screening direct EBRD
investments will start in 2021; for all
other financing to be phased-in
from 2022.
• Policy engagements that focus on
long-term and low-carbon
strategies and greening financial
systems
• Building capacity and awareness
for climate risk management
• Taking account of Just transition
approaches
• Scaling up efforts to mobilise
climate finance.
Focus across intervention areas to
increase scale and foster innovation
• Green Financial Systems
• Industrial Decarbonisation
• Energy Systems Integration
• Sustainable Connectivity
• Cities & Environmental
Infrastructure
• Green Buildings
• Sustainable Food Systems
• Natural Capital
With cross-cutting themes being
energy efficiency and climate
adaptation
The GET aims to
accelerate the transition
to green, low-carbon
and resilient economies,
and to contribute to
achieving a net zero
carbon world by 2050.
Paris
Alignment
Policy
Engagemen
t
Thematic
Areas
Green finance ratio target of over 50%
of the Bank’s annual investments by
2025. At least 25 million tonnes of GHG
emissions avoided over the same
period.

10. GET BUILDS ON A TRACK RECORD OF FINANCING GREEN
INVESTMENTS
10
26%
of 2012
ABI
34%
of 2014
ABI
Target
>50%
of ABI
by 2025
46%
of 2019
ABI
1994 - 2005
2006 - 2012
2013 - 2014
2015 - 2020
2021 - 2025
Establishment of an
energy efficiency
banking team and
financing of energy
efficiency
Systematic focus on
energy efficiency and
renewable energy
Expanding to climate
resilience and
resource efficiency
Including other
environmental
projects
Focus on low-carbon
roadmaps, climate
corporate governance
and green finance
innovation
€35 billion
in 2,000
green
projects
since 2006