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$64.3 billion

committed by the World Bank to 346 active energy projects in 102 countries

Africa $30.1bn (47%)Rest of the world

World Bank projects feed, approvals to 17 Dec 2024

Where the money is at work

Active World Bank commitments to energy, by region and by country. Africa’s two regions together hold 47% of the total.

By region
  1. Western and Central Africa $15bn
  2. Eastern and Southern Africa $14.5bn
  3. South Asia $13bn
  4. Europe and Central Asia $10.4bn
  5. Latin America and Caribbean $5.19bn
  6. East Asia and Pacific $3.82bn
  7. Middle East and North Africa $2.3bn
  8. Africa $55m
Ten largest country portfolios
  1. Pakistan $5.24bn
  2. Türkiye $4.84bn
  3. Nigeria $4.79bn
  4. India $3.99bn
  5. Ethiopia $2.08bn
  6. Uzbekistan $1.86bn
  7. Kenya $1.71bn
  8. Cameroon $1.65bn
  9. Tanzania $1.59bn
  10. Bangladesh $1.58bn

African regions and countriesElsewhere

Source: World Bank Group, updated 22 Oct 2026. Active World Bank projects whose major sector is Energy and Extractives, plus recent projects the Bank has not yet coded by sector whose names are about energy. The Bank’s public projects API currently lists approvals up to the date shown on the tracker. Amounts are the Bank’s commitments (IBRD, IDA and trust funds it administers); co-financing from governments and other lenders is not included.

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