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African, Caribbean and Pacific Trust Fund

About

The African, Caribbean and Pacific Trust Fund (ACP Trust Fund), created in 2023, builds on decades of EIB financing experience in the three regions. The ACP Trust Fund is made up of two compartments of support: one from the European Commission and the other from the EU Member States.

The geographic coverage of the ACP Trust Fund is very broad, but the beneficiary countries face similar challenges. The trust fund aims to foster sustainable economic, social and environmental development of ACP countries, with the primary aim of promoting growth and prosperity.

Priority sectors

Climate

Connectivity

Jobs and growth

At a glance

ACP Trust Fund contributors make a difference to projects in the African, Caribbean and Pacific countries.

The ACP Trust Fund's EU compartment is funded by the   European Commission.

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Expected impact

Access to telecom services via more than 600 new mobile sites

29% of the investments contribute to gender equality and women empowerment

11 700 jobs supported

At a glance

ACP Trust Fund contributors make a difference to projects in the African, Caribbean and Pacific countries.

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Donors

EU Member States contribute to the ACP Trust Fund's MS compartment, currently:

More countries are expected to contribute to the fund.

Sustainable Development Goals

Donor-financed operations make a direct contribution to several of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). These are some of the global goals targeted by our trust funds. Our collective actions unlock billions of euros in investment to combat climate change, eradicate poverty and fight inequality.

United Nations

Donor-funded instruments

Geographical scope

Operations financed by the ACP Trust Fund support countries in the Africa, Caribbean and Pacific regions, which include most of the world’s least developed countries and those classified as fragile and conflict affected states.

Beneficiaries

Key publications

Highlighted stories

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