Global Development Bank (GDB) is a development finance institution dedicated to supporting public and private sector growth around the world. Its core mission is to finance and promote development initiatives that contribute to sustainable economic progress, poverty reduction, and environmental well-being.

At GDB, development projects are categorized to ensure targeted impact and efficient implementation. These include:

1. Environmental and Green Technology Projects
GDB prioritizes environmentally sustainable development by investing in green technologies and projects that help protect ecosystems, reduce carbon emissions, and advance climate-friendly innovations.

2. Procurement for Projects and Programs
The bank facilitates fair, transparent procurement processes for goods and services required by its development initiatives, ensuring quality, cost-effectiveness, and accountability.

3. Project Organization by Country
To tailor support effectively, GDB organizes its development projects by country, aligning initiatives with national priorities and local needs.

4. Project Classification by Sector
Projects are grouped by economic sector — such as infrastructure, education, health, and technology — enabling targeted investment in areas with the greatest potential for impact.

5. Thematic Project Organization
GDB also structures development activities around key themes such as sustainability, inclusivity, and resilience, ensuring projects are aligned with broader global goals like the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

This structured approach helps GDB provide financial and technical support to programs that foster long-term development, inclusive growth, and global cooperation.