CEB becomes an ODA-eligible international organisation

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41 Member States
Albania*
Belgium
Bosnia and Herzegovina*
CEB BECOMES AN
ODA-ELIGIBLE INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION
Bulgaria*
Croatia*
Cyprus*
Paris, 10 July 2014:
Czech Republic*
Denmark
Estonia*
Finland
The CEB has now officially been added to the DAC list of ODA-eligible international
organisation. This listing was officially announced by the OECD DAC Working Party
on Development Finance (WP-STAT).
France
Georgia*
Germany
Greece
CEB’s ODA eligibility recognizes the concessional character of CEB lending and its
grant element. It also reflects the strong commitment of CEB member countries and
the other donors in fostering social development in the CEB’s vulnerable countries.
Holy See
Hungary*
Iceland
Ireland
Italy
The Working Group decision also aligns the CEB with its peers, such as the Asian
Development Bank, the Black See Trade and Development Bank, the EBRD, the
EIB, the World Bank Group, which are already listed as ODA-eligible international
organisations.
Kosovo*
Latvia*
Liechtenstein
For the full list of ODA-eligible international organisations
the OECD website: http://www.oecd.org/dac/stats/annex2.htm
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Lithuania*
Luxembourg
Malta*
Republic of Moldova*
Montenegro*
Netherlands
Norway
Poland*
Portugal
Romania*
San Marino
Serbia*
Slovak Republic*
Slovenia*
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
"the former Yugoslav
Republic of Macedonia"*
Turkey*
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Set up in 1956, the CEB (Council of Europe Development Bank) has 41 Member States. Twenty-two Central, Eastern
and South Eastern European countries, forming the Bank’s target countries*, are listed among the Member States.
As a major instrument of the policy of solidarity in Europe, the Bank finances social projects by making available
resources raised in conditions reflecting the quality of its rating (Aa1 with Moody's, outlook stable, AA+ with Standard &
Poor's, outlook stable and AA+ with Fitch Ratings, outlook stable). It thus grants loans to its Member States, and to
financial institutions and local authorities in its Member States for the financing of projects in the social sector, in
accordance with its Articles of Agreement.
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