Advancing Development Across Key Sectors
ICIEC’s interventions in 2025 translated into targeted support across key sectors central to economic growth and sustainable development.
| Sector | 2025 support | Support since inception |
|---|---|---|
| Agriculture | USD 0.21 billion | USD 1.98 billion |
| Energy | USD 10.15 billion | USD 62.35 billion |
| Infrastructure | USD 0.59 billion | USD 7.76 billion |
| Manufacturing | USD 1.45 billion | USD 33.46 billion |
| Health | USD 0.36 billion | USD 3.48 billion |
These contributions support progress across the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including SDG 2 (Zero Hunger), SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being), SDG 7 (Affordable and Clean Energy), SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth), and SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure). Through this support, ICIEC helps strengthen productive capacity, expand access to essential services, and build resilience across its Member States.
Advancing the Sustainable Development Goals
ICIEC continues to position sustainable development at the core of its mandate, ensuring every intervention delivers tangible socioeconomic, environmental, and institutional value for its Member States. By embedding the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into its operational framework, ICIEC transforms risk mitigation into a strategic enabler of development impact. Its cumulative support since inception demonstrates a sustained commitment to food security, healthcare, energy access, economic growth, climate resilience, and strong global partnerships. The 2025 project portfolio further reinforces this commitment, showcasing practical examples of how ICIEC’s guarantees and insurance solutions mobilize private capital, strengthen critical infrastructure, enhance financial inclusion, and improve resilience in vulnerable economies. Through collaboration with MDBs, Export Credit Agencies (ECAs), commercial banks, and regional partners, ICIEC continues to expand the developmental reach of its operations, directly contributing to Member States’ progress toward the global 2030 Agenda.
Supported over USD 1.3 billion in trade and investment in the agricultural sector.
Insured upwards of USD 3.47 billion in trade and investment in the health sector.
Supported USD 1.42 billion in trade and investment in clean water and sanitation.
Supported USD 57.79 billion in trade and investment related to the energy sector.
Insured over USD 15.84 billion for imports, exports and outward and inward investment in low-income Member States and USD 2.7 billion for labor-intensive industries.
Supported USD 5.46 billion in trade and investment related to infrastructure.
Supported USD 7.7 billion in trade and investment related to green projects.
Established more than 147 partnerships with national ECAs, reinsurers, banks, and other multilateral institutions.