Using Blended Concessional Finance to Invest in Challenging Markets : Economic Considerations, Transparency, Governance, and Lessons of Experience

Blended concessional finance is the combination of concessional funds from development partners with commercial finance from development finance institutions (DFIs) and private sources. These resources can be used strategically to help mitigate ris...

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Main Author: International Finance Corporation
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Language:English
Published: International Finance Corporation, Washington, DC 2021
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spelling okr-10986-362622021-09-15T05:10:42Z Using Blended Concessional Finance to Invest in Challenging Markets : Economic Considerations, Transparency, Governance, and Lessons of Experience International Finance Corporation BLENDED FINANCE CONCESSIONAL FINANCE BLENDED CONCESSIONAL FINANCE TRANSPARENCY PRIVATE INVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT FINANCE INSTITUTION Blended concessional finance is the combination of concessional funds from development partners with commercial finance from development finance institutions (DFIs) and private sources. These resources can be used strategically to help mitigate risk in challenging emerging markets and attract private investment where it otherwise would not go. It can be an important source of finance to help reach the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and address the economic challenges brought on by Coronavirus (COVID-19). This report examines IFC’s two decades of experience supporting pioneering projects with blended concessional finance. The report addresses issues such as why and when concessional finance is appropriate to support private sector projects; the key transparency, access, and governance processes required to implement projects efficiently and effectively; the principles for selecting and structuring projects; how to use blended concessional finance to invest in lower-income countries; and the different ways of structuring concessional finance facilities used by DFIs. 2021-09-14T19:15:19Z 2021-09-14T19:15:19Z 2021-02-01 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/undefined/963951613728911652/Using-Blended-Concessional-Finance-to-Invest-in-Challenging-Markets-Economic-Considerations-Transparency-Governance-and-Lessons-of-Experience http://hdl.handle.net/10986/36262 English CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/igo International Finance Corporation International Finance Corporation, Washington, DC Publications & Research
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topic BLENDED FINANCE
CONCESSIONAL FINANCE
BLENDED CONCESSIONAL FINANCE
TRANSPARENCY
PRIVATE INVESTMENT
DEVELOPMENT FINANCE INSTITUTION
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CONCESSIONAL FINANCE
BLENDED CONCESSIONAL FINANCE
TRANSPARENCY
PRIVATE INVESTMENT
DEVELOPMENT FINANCE INSTITUTION
International Finance Corporation
Using Blended Concessional Finance to Invest in Challenging Markets : Economic Considerations, Transparency, Governance, and Lessons of Experience
description Blended concessional finance is the combination of concessional funds from development partners with commercial finance from development finance institutions (DFIs) and private sources. These resources can be used strategically to help mitigate risk in challenging emerging markets and attract private investment where it otherwise would not go. It can be an important source of finance to help reach the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and address the economic challenges brought on by Coronavirus (COVID-19). This report examines IFC’s two decades of experience supporting pioneering projects with blended concessional finance. The report addresses issues such as why and when concessional finance is appropriate to support private sector projects; the key transparency, access, and governance processes required to implement projects efficiently and effectively; the principles for selecting and structuring projects; how to use blended concessional finance to invest in lower-income countries; and the different ways of structuring concessional finance facilities used by DFIs.
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author International Finance Corporation
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title Using Blended Concessional Finance to Invest in Challenging Markets : Economic Considerations, Transparency, Governance, and Lessons of Experience
title_short Using Blended Concessional Finance to Invest in Challenging Markets : Economic Considerations, Transparency, Governance, and Lessons of Experience
title_full Using Blended Concessional Finance to Invest in Challenging Markets : Economic Considerations, Transparency, Governance, and Lessons of Experience
title_fullStr Using Blended Concessional Finance to Invest in Challenging Markets : Economic Considerations, Transparency, Governance, and Lessons of Experience
title_full_unstemmed Using Blended Concessional Finance to Invest in Challenging Markets : Economic Considerations, Transparency, Governance, and Lessons of Experience
title_sort using blended concessional finance to invest in challenging markets : economic considerations, transparency, governance, and lessons of experience
publisher International Finance Corporation, Washington, DC
publishDate 2021
url http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/undefined/963951613728911652/Using-Blended-Concessional-Finance-to-Invest-in-Challenging-Markets-Economic-Considerations-Transparency-Governance-and-Lessons-of-Experience
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