11 companies

African Development Bank Group

A regional multilateral development finance institution founded in 1964, headquartered in Abidjan, financing economic development and poverty reduction across Africa through three constituent institutions.

Asian Development Bank

Multilateral development bank founded in 1966, financing development projects in developing member countries across Asia and the Pacific through loans, grants and technical assistance.

Inter-American Development Bank

Multilateral development bank providing financing and knowledge for Latin America and the Caribbean through public, private and innovation-focused entities.

Green Climate Fund

A multilateral fund founded in 2010 that finances climate mitigation and adaptation projects in developing countries through readiness, project preparation and project funding pathways.

European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

An international financial institution founded in 1991, investing in market-economy transition across nearly 40 economies, with legal, finance, climate and policy work.

Global Environment Facility

The Global Environment Facility is a family of environmental funds and the financial mechanism for six multilateral environmental conventions, providing grant financing to developing countries.

United Nations Capital Development Fund

World Bank

The World Bank provides financing, expertise, research and data for development and poverty reduction, working with governments and partners across 130 countries.

Arab Fund for Economic and Social Development (AFESD)

Intergovernmental Authority on Development

United Nations Development Programme

UNDP is the United Nations' lead development agency, working in 170 countries and territories on governance, climate, digital access, gender equality, sustainable finance and poverty reduction.