The National Strategy for Economic and Social Development (ENDES) aims to catalyze sustainable development in Brazil for the period 2020 to 2031. The ENDES provides the strategic basis of governance for the federal planning system and establishes guidelines, goals and sector indicators for the country’s development efforts. One of the priorities of the ENDES is developing infrastructure across key sectors of socioeconomic activity. The Government of Brazil (GoB) has called on public and private infrastructure stakeholders to increase investments from diversified sources; while ensuring that projects are adequately managed and ultimately directed towards the improvement of society’s wellbeing. As a key instrument for implementation of the GoB’s strategies for longterm growth in Brazil, Banco Nacional de Desenvolvimento Economico e Social (BNDES) plays a fundamental role in driving the infrastructure development ambitions of the ENDES. In 2019 alone, BNDES’ investments in infrastructure totaled USD 4.7 billion, representing about 55% of its lending. Further, BNDES’ commitments to sustainable development and capacity to support structuring of infrastructure projects at the national and sub-national levels emphasize its strategic role in mobilization and coordination of public and private resources. NDB will contribute to the GoB’s vision for growth and development by partnering with BNDES to increase investments in infrastructure and delivering development results across key sectors of economic activity, in line with Brazil’s commitments to the United Nations’ 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (2030 Agenda).