North American Development Bank

The North American Development Bank (NADBank) is a bilateral financial institution established through the negotiations of the North American Free Trade Agreement, with equal capitalization from the governments of the United States and Mexico. Focused on promoting environmentally and financially sustainable projects, NADBank collaborates closely with community leaders and stakeholders to provide tailored financing solutions and technical assistance for infrastructure development in border regions.

Since its inception in 1994, NADBank has financed 323 infrastructure projects, amounting to $4.1 billion in loans and grants, benefiting approximately 198 million people. The bank aims to enhance the well-being of communities by supporting environmental infrastructure initiatives that contribute to a cleaner economy and improved quality of life for residents in both countries.

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