European Bank for Reconstruction and Development provides $8M green loan to Cairo Amman Bank Palestine
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development provided an $8 million green loan to Cairo Amman Bank Palestine to support the Palestinian private sector through eco-friendly initiatives, including renewable energy, efficiency upgrades, and water-saving projects for MSMEs and households.
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- An $8 million green loan provided by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).
- Targets Palestinian MSMEs and households for eco-friendly initiatives.
- Funds projects in renewable energy, efficiency upgrades, and water-saving technologies.
- Involves a multilateral development bank (EBRD) partnering with a local bank (Cairo Amman Bank Palestine).
Source Intelligence
The funding is being provided under the EBRD’s Green Economy Financing Facility. The initiative is backed by the EU-EBRD Sustainable Growth4All Programme, which is providing a full package of technical assistance and investment grants. This support includes expert guidance to help implement the programme and grants that may cover up to 25 per cent of the investment cost for eligible MSMEs and households. The financing will also help strengthen local supply chains for green technologies. Since beginning its work in the West Bank and Gaza in 2017, the EBRD has approved 37 projects with a total value of €192.2 million.
"The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development is extending support to the Palestinian private sector and households through an US$8 million (€6.9 million equivalent) loan to Cairo Amman Bank Palestine."
"loan to Cairo Amman Bank Palestine."
"Cairo Amman Bank Palestine will on-lend the funds to private sub-borrowers, including micro, small and medium-sized enterprises as well as residential clients."
"Cairo Amman Bank Palestine will on-lend the funds to private sub-borrowers, including micro, small and medium-sized enterprises as well as residential clients."
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