Building on the success of the 2024 event, the 2025 edition further deepened peer dialogue by showcasing innovative practices and tackling real-world challenges of implementation in a rapidly evolving global context.

Organised by the European Investment Bank in collaboration with the NDC Partnership (NDCP), the second Peer Learning Workshop for Central Banks took place in person at the EIB headquarters in Luxembourg on 7–8 October 2025.

This closed-door event gathered senior representatives from over 20 central banks across Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, and the Western Balkans, alongside experts from institutions such as the EIB, ECB, NGFS and Banque de France.

Supported by the Greening Financial Systems Technical Assistance Programme (GFS TA) – funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWE) – the workshop provided a platform to exchange practical experiences and strategies for integrating climate and environmental risks into central banking operations.

The agenda covered the following themes:

• Greening central banks operations
• Prudential transition planning in financial supervision
• Climate scenario analysis and stress testing

Participants engaged in expert-led presentations, peer learning exchanges and moderated discussions designed to support practical implementation and collaboration.