The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has reported a significant increase in its investments in Kazakhstan, reaching 913 million euros in 2024 across 25 projects, marking a more than triple increase in annual investments. The bank's investments in Central Asia, totaling 2.26 billion euros across six countries, saw a focus on green economy projects, with more than 60% of the financing earmarked for sustainable infrastructure initiatives. Key projects included a wastewater treatment plant in Aktobe and a multidisciplinary hospital in Kokshetau, both pioneering initiatives in the region. EBRD's involvement in renewable energy projects, such as a hydrogen project in Uzbekistan, demonstrates its commitment to environmentally friendly ventures. The bank's support for the private sector through advisory projects, especially targeting women entrepreneurs, showcases its dedication to fostering economic growth and modernization in Kazakhstan and the broader Central Asia region.