Inter-American Development Bank

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1350 New York Ave NW
Washington, DC 20005
+1 (202) 623-1000
https://www.iadb.org

The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) is a leading financial institution based in Washington, DC, dedicated to promoting sustainable and inclusive development in Latin America and the Caribbean. With a focus on areas such as education, financial inclusion, public debt management, and regional integration, the IDB provides financing, knowledge, and innovative solutions to address the shared challenges of the region. Through its extensive network of country offices and strategic partnerships, the IDB works towards improving lives and driving economic growth across the Americas.

As the main source of financing and expertise for development in the region, the IDB has mobilized billions of dollars and reached millions of beneficiaries through its various programs and initiatives. From supporting the modernization of agriculture services to promoting gender equality and addressing climate change, the IDB plays a crucial role in fostering sustainable and resilient economies. With a commitment to transparency, accountability, and inclusive development, the IDB continues to be a key player in shaping the future of Latin America and the Caribbean.

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4.07 reviews
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Ale S.
10/28/2020

I love the art gallery, they have so many different exhibits from artists from all LAC countries, also the hallways are decorated with paintings and art from famous artists.

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Will D.
12/4/2023

Many banks don't charge overdraft fees or will automatically pull from another account to cover the transfer, this one doesn't. Skip.

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Gayle G.
11/25/2006

The day to day mission of the Inter-American Development Bank is as a regional development bank. It funds economic, social and institutional development projects in Latin America and the...

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Charles S.
10/22/2013

The lobby is a huge monstrosity of a marble clad banker's palace. Kind of embarrassing for a development bank. The security to get in is polite and efficient. (TSA could learn something from...

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Nenad F.
11/5/2020

IDB's Visitor Center has organized 7 visits for our Spanish and French classes and has done an outstanding job hosting us. The Bank's development professionals have provided us with fantastic...

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