The Mymensingh Kewatkhali Bridge Project in Bangladesh has great potential to drive positive outcomes for the local community and the country’s economy. Listen to the team unpack some of the key elements of the project in the first of a series. This first installment looks at impact.
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Beijing, October 30, 2025
Building Biodiversity into Development Decisions
As we look toward COP30 in Belém, where nature and biodiversity will be key agenda items, AIIB is working with partners to build on concepts outlined in our Nature as Infrastructure report and create solutions that can help unlock new flows of capital toward conservation, restoration, and sustainable management. The goal is to create practical pathways that make investing in nature both financially viable and socially beneficial.
READ MOREBeijing, October 10, 2025
Internships That Inspire Careers: Highlights from Summer 2025
Our Global Internship Program saw its strongest year in 2025, with 8,876 applications from 133 economies. We selected 42 interns, including 22 women, from 21 economies.
READ MOREBeijing, September 24, 2025
Building Blocks for Green Homes through AIIB's Green Mortgage Project in Romania
Discover how AIIB’s Green Mortgage Project in Romania is enabling individuals to purchase energy-efficient, climate-ready homes, supporting green finance innovation, reducing emissions, and setting new standards for sustainable living.
READ MOREBeijing, August 29, 2025
Embedding Transparency at Our Core: AIIB’s Inaugural Sustainability Report
At AIIB, our mission to finance Infrastructure for Tomorrow is inseparable from our commitment to transparency. This month we took a decisive step forward in our mandate with the release of our inaugural Sustainability Report, which voluntarily applies the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) disclosure requirements. This is more than a reporting milestone. It is a clear signal to our members, investors and partners that AIIB is committed to consistent, comparable and credible information on how climate-related risks and opportunities shape our work.
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