2025/10/12 by Hamaizia, Lamia, Nasreddine, Aissaoui
paper · doi:10.48398/imist.prsm/jemed-v8i1.59589
This work mainly aims to highlight the role played by some banks, in this case in supporting and encouraging sustainable projects within the framework of the circular economy, thus achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030. To do this, we opted for a case study on the BNP Paribas Group, to highlight its pilot experience in bringing this type of sustainable project to fruition. Among the results of this research work: the BNP Paribas Group certainly had a strategic vision in turning towards technological and environmental development, moreover its shift in 2019 towards the circular economy was the result of an imperative change and not an optional change, by opting for contracts with social and environmental characteristics... This strategic change by the group has increased the volume of financing for sustainable projects over the period 2022-2025, with 223 billion euros invested in 2022 and 285 billion euros in 2024, to reach the goal of 300 billion euros in 2025. This diversification of the group's investment portfolio should enable better manage banking risks.