By Vusi Mazimbuko and Gershwin Wanneburg
A decade after it was launched, has the New Development Bank lived up to its promise? Follow our special coverage of the bank’s achievements and challenges below.
The New Development Bank is an international financial institution established by the BRICS nations (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa). Founded in 2014, the NDB aims to support infrastructure and sustainable development projects in BRICS and other emerging economies and developing countries.
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Algeria gains approval to join BRICS’ New Development Bank
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Egypt to host key New Development Bank forum
New Development Bank finalises landmark loan for sustainable infrastructure in China
New Development Bank could be more proactive in financial markets, says official
New Development Bank to allocate US$1.115 billion to flood-hit Brazilian province
New Development Bank CFO Leslie Maasdorp ready to leave when term ends in July
New Development Bank issues record $1.2 billion in panda bonds
New Development Bank vows support for members amid challenges
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The Dhaka Water Supply Project: Tackling a perfect storm of climate, conflict and cash
New Development Bank’s $10 Billion in COVID-19 Aid reaches 400 million people, report finds
New Development Bank invests in South Africa’s water and sanitation
