Andorra's Jordana Attends CEB Annual Meeting in Warsaw
Lorena Jordana participates in the Council of Europe Development Bank's joint board meeting, focusing on social impact investments in housing,.
Key Points
- Jordana attends CEB board meeting March 16-18 in Warsaw as director.
- Discussions emphasize local social impact via housing, health, education investments.
- Events celebrate CEB's 70th anniversary, addressing European social model challenges.
- CEB funds social projects for vulnerable groups across 43 member states.
Lorena Jordana, Andorra's Secretary of State for International Financial Affairs, is attending the annual joint meeting of the Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) in Warsaw, Poland, from March 16 to 18. She participates as a member of the bank's board of directors.
The gathering brings together representatives from the CEB's board of governors, board of directors, and senior management. It provides a key forum to assess the institution's operations, approve new projects, and set strategic priorities. This year's discussions emphasise the theme of delivering local social impact, with a focus on investments in housing, health, and education targeted at Europe's most vulnerable populations.
Jordana is also taking part in events marking the CEB's 70th anniversary. These include debates on major challenges facing the European social model, such as geopolitical tensions, demographic shifts, and technological transformation.
Andorra's involvement in the forum underscores its commitment to multilateral financing tools that promote social impact, cohesion, and inclusion.
The CEB, a multilateral institution with 43 member states, has an exclusively social mandate. It funds projects in areas including education, health, and affordable housing, prioritising the needs of vulnerable groups as well as the social aspects of climate change and environmental issues.
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