Pockets of new technology use and innovation already exist for infrastructure, but the applications have been sluggish due to lack of awareness of industrial and infrastructure uses. As an institution established in the digital era, AIIB plans to play a major role in supporting clients transform their infrastructure sectors, including health and education infrastructure, by digital means and through technological applications.
AIIB will support projects where the application of technology delivers better value, quality, productivity, efficiency, resilience, sustainability, inclusion, transparency or better governance along the full project life cycle.

Digital infrastructure financing is still characterized by a lack of best practice approaches in the use of financial instruments and in managing regulatory risks, such as data privacy or cybersecurity. As the sector is facing a rapidly expanding and unmet financing demand, a more informed approach to structuring transactions is required. Prepared by AIIB, this compendium is a resource for any government seeking ideas on how to facilitate the financing and development of cost-efficient and better-quality digital infrastructure.


AIIB and the World Bank are working together as cofinancing partners to upgrade school infrastructure and help create international-standard learning environments based on green and disaster-resilient architectural designs, while supporting accelerated learning by strengthening decentralized management for improved education outcomes in Gujarat.


The Bank has launched the AIIB Venture Capital Investment Program for Green and Technology-Enabled Infrastructure, mobilizing USD130 million with an additional USD30 million as a co-investment sleeve for its first inaugural VC program for sustainable infrastructure.


Given the economic impact of the digital economy and the role it will play in our future society, AIIB sees a clear need to support its development and with it, the underlying Digital Infrastructure.

Infrastructure for Tomorrow sets a clear mission for AIIB by requiring that all investments across infrastructure and other productive sectors should align and add value through one or more of the following four thematic priorities.