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Strategy

In line with its approved development strategy for 2008-2010, the Bank aspires to become a reputable and efficient international development bank by achieving significant and long-term results through the realization of the following strategic objectives:

• supporting sustainable economic development in its member states;
• supporting integration processes;
• establishing the infrastructure and institutional framework for market economies in its member states; and
• becoming a reputable international development bank with a regional focus in the Eurasian sphere.

In order to achieve these objectives, the Bank has set itself the following strategic goals for 2008-2010:

• Create an investment portfolio of not less than US$4.5 billion;
• By 2010, ensure the growth of mutual trade between members states by US$1.6 billion per year, as a result of the implementation of projects;
• Ensure the growth of mutual investments by member states by US$800 million for the period 2008 — 2010 as a result of the implementation of investment projects;
• Become a key centre of knowledge and support for integration processes;
• Maintain credit ratings at a level equivalent to the highest sovereign ratings of the Bank’s member states or higher;
• Increase the number of members of the Bank to five or six. 

By 2010, the Bank expects to become an authoritative and effective international development bank.