The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has made significant investments in Central Asia, totaling almost €2.26 billion across six regional economies in 2024. The investments focused heavily on sustainable infrastructure projects, with over 60% of funds supporting green economy financing. Key recipients of funding were Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, receiving €938 million and €913 million respectively, notably for initiatives like the first renewable hydrogen facility in Central Asia and wastewater treatment plant construction in Kazakhstan. The EBRD's investments also aimed to support small and medium-sized enterprises, women, and young entrepreneurs, in addition to corporate sector clients. The Bank's emphasis on sustainability extended to the national grid operators in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, facilitating the integration of renewables and improving energy efficiency. Beyond infrastructure, the EBRD played a key role in public-private partnership projects such as a multidisciplinary hospital in Kazakhstan and road rehabilitation in Uzbekistan. Overall, the EBRD's investments in Central Asia not only drove sustainable development but also contributed to economic growth and green investments in the region.