The social development bank for Europe
- CEB and Ukraine
- Cooperation areas
- Support to women in Albania
- Green transition in Bulgaria
- Support to microentrepreneurs in Bulgaria
- Urgent investments in Kosovo hospitals
- A new hospital in the Republic of Moldova
- Renovated schools in the Republic of Moldova
- New university facilities in North Macedonia
- Earthquake preparedness in Romania
- Reintegration of former inmates in Romania
- Improved healthcare infrastructure in Türkiye
- Improved procurement in Ukraine
- Psychosocial support in Ukraine
- Paediatric care in Ukraine
- Tenders
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- Jobs
Activity Report 2003
Discover the Council of Europe Development Bank's (CEB) operations in 2003 in its Activity Report. Set up in 1956 to address refugee issues, the CEB has since broadened its scope to strengthen social cohesion across Europe.
The CEB focuses on financing social projects, responding to emergencies, and improving living conditions in less privileged regions. The Bank's activities complement those of other financial institutions.
Key figures for 2003 include €1.589 billion in loans disbursed and €2.149 billion in projects approved. The Bank's capital, long-term ratings, and management structure are also detailed in this report.
