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Disclosure

We believe that active communication with our stakeholders and the general public is an integral part of good business and administration. Our guiding principles are accountability, clarity, efficiency and transparency, as well as interaction with stakeholders. NIB regularly updates the list of newly agreed loans and funding transactions—links to the corresponding resources are provided below. On this page, we publish information about projects with potentially extensive social and environmental impacts, also known as category A projects, procurement notices and information about NIB-administered trust funds.

Public consultation

NIB’s Board of Directors approved the reviewed Sustainability Policy for public consultation on 4 June 2024. The consultation process was open for 30 days. We invited our stakeholders to provide comments on the document by 4 July 2024. NIB’s reviewed Sustainability Policy entered into force on 5 July 2024.

Sustainability policy review

Sustainability Policy

Category A projects for public disclosure

Projects with potentially extensive social and environmental impacts are made publicly available for comment before the Bank decides on financing the project. Project summaries are available on this website for a period of 30 days. Only after this public consultation will NIB’s Board of Directors makes a decision on the project.

Your feedback is important to us!

Please send your comments to info@nib.int with “Category A project” in the subject field.

BSAP Fund

The Baltic Sea Action Plan Fund (BSAP Fund) is managed by NIB and the Nordic Environment Finance Corporation (NEFCO). It was initiated by Sweden in Finland in 2010. The Fund finances private and public sector projects across the Baltic Sea region including cross boundary projects.

Annual reports

NIB's annual reports

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Our year in brief

Highlights that happen throughout the year

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