The Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) is a multilateral development bank with a social mandate, established in 1956. It provides loans to member states for projects enhancing social cohesion, supporting vulnerable groups, and promoting environmental sustainability[1][3][5]. The CEB targets 43 member countries, focusing on Central, Eastern, and South-Eastern Europe[4]. Its unique selling proposition is its exclusive focus on social development and solidarity among member states, offering financial support for socially impactful projects[3][5]. Services include loans, guarantees, and trust accounts to improve living conditions and support economic growth[3].