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Impact

We finance initiatives that generate economic, social and environmental value for the country.

Our operating model is based on a risk-return-impact approach, combining traditional risk and return analysis with a structured assessment of the strategic relevance and sustainability of each transaction.

This enables us to direct resources towards initiatives that generate economic, social and environmental value for the country, in line with the practices adopted by leading international financial institutions.

Impact Measurement

Strategy definition

Priority areas for intervention are identified in line with the Strategic Plan, with the aim of addressing the key needs of the productive system and local communities.

Ex-ante assessment

Each transaction is assessed using a sustainability and impact score that measures its strategic alignment and the value generated for local areas and communities.

Monitoring

Projects are monitored through performance indicators to track progress and ensure transparency for stakeholders.

Ex-post impact assessment

Once projects are completed, the economic, social and environmental impacts generated are assessed ex post, completing the impact measurement cycle.

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Assessment tools

CDP uses two tools: the Strategic Guidelines, which identify priority areas for intervention and guide financing and investment decisions towards the country’s key needs, and the Methodological Guidelines, which describe the approach, methodologies and tools used to assess and monitor the impact of transactions throughout their entire life cycle.

Our impact KPIs

1.6 %

Contribution to GDP*

500 k

Jobs created or maintained in Italy*

94 %

Residents living in municipalities where CDP has financed at least one counterpart

*Estimated using CDP’s internal models

Data for 2025

Indicators by strategic priority

Figures refer to 2025


Competitiveness

17.2

bn €

Resources

46

k

Companies supported

90

%

of companies supported are SMEs

12.6

bn €

Resources to support strategic supply chains


Social cohesion

7.2

bn €

Resources

1.400

Public-sector entities supported

500

Municipalities supported in Southern Italy

16

k

Places in nurseries, schools and canteens

25

k

Social housing places


Economic security and strategic autonomy

2.3

bn €

Resources

1.5

bn €

Resources for international cooperation

34

Countries supported

45

%

of resources allocated to countries in Africa


Green and just transition

2.9

bn €

Resources

770

Kton of CO₂ emissions avoided

15

mn

square meters of land remediated or made safer against hydrogeological risks