Analysing the New Development Bank's Core Objectives 2016-2022

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The New Development Bank (NDB) has expanded its mandate to support climate action and sustainable development but faces challenges including aligning financing with local currency and non-sovereign lending.

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  • The NDB has struggled to meet its target of allocating 30% of financing to non-sovereign borrowers by 2026; between 2016 and 2023, sovereign guarantee projects accounted for 84.3% of total financing (USD 28 billion), while non-sovereign projects represented nearly 15% (almost USD 5 billion).
  • Transport infrastructure was the primary sector receiving funding up to 2023, totaling USD 11 billion (35% of the total), followed by 'multiple areas' (11%), 'clean energy and energy efficiency' (11%), and 'water and sanitation' (10%).
  • The NDB is falling short of its 30% target for local currency financing by 2026, as over three-quarters of financing provided by 2023 was in 'hard currency' (USD, Euro, Swiss Francs). Local currency financing accounted for only one-fifth of approved funds, with RMB representing 15% (USD 5 billion).

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Molinari, A., & Ceballos, R. (2024). Analysing the New Development Bank's Core Objectives 2016-2022. Africa Policy Research Institute. https://afripoli.org/analysing-the-new-development-banks-core-objectives-2016-2022
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Molinari, Andrea, and Rocío Ceballos. Analysing the New Development Bank's Core Objectives 2016-2022. Africa Policy Research Institute, 2024. https://afripoli.org/analysing-the-new-development-banks-core-objectives-2016-2022.
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@techreport{molinari2024analysing, author = {Molinari, Andrea and Ceballos, Rocío}, title = {{Analysing the New Development Bank's Core Objectives 2016-2022}}, institution = {Africa Policy Research Institute}, year = {2024}, month = nov, url = {https://afripoli.org/analysing-the-new-development-banks-core-objectives-2016-2022}, urldate = {2026-08-17}, note = {Indexed by Climate Insights Directory} }

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