The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has kicked off a public consultation on its proposed Green Economy Transition 2030 Strategy (GET 2030), inviting governments, civil society, and business groups to weigh in on its climate direction, as announced by the Bank. The consultation runs until 9 January 2026.
GET 2030 is set to guide EBRD’s efforts over the next five years to help countries shift to greener and more open economies. The draft lays out priorities for climate action and fair opportunities for all, while also putting digital improvements and stronger private investment at the center of its plans.
“Now’s the chance for anyone with a stake in the green transition to have their voice heard,” the Bank said. The feedback will help shape the final version, making sure it fits real-world needs across EBRD’s regions and matches global climate and protection goals.
The strategy calls for EBRD to back at least €150 billion in green finance by 2030, combining its own funds with money from private sources. It aims for half of all EBRD activity each year to focus on climate, support more projects that help manage climate risks, and look for new opportunities to restore nature and encourage sustainable growth.
EBRD says GET 2030 will zero in on six main economic sectors—energy, industry, transport, cities, farming, and finance—pushing for practical solutions that connect economic strength and climate action. The Bank expects this approach will help partners meet their climate goals while keeping their economies competitive and resilient.
