Blended Concessional Finance : Scaling Up Private Investment in Lower-Income Countries (English)

Blending funds from private investors with concessional funds from donors and philanthropic sourceshas a strong potential to scale up investment in lower-income countries and thereby acceleratedevelopment. The use of blended concessional finance is already prevalent in lower-income countriesrepresenting over 70 percent of IFC’s commitments. Recent strategies from development financeinstitutions including the World Bank Group indicate that the relative...

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Sierra-Escalante,Kruskaia;

Karlin,Arthur S.;

Lauridsen,Morten Lykke;
Document Date
2018/11/05
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133880
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1
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1
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World,
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Other,
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2019/01/18
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Disclosed
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Blended Concessional Finance : Scaling Up Private Investment in Lower-Income Countries
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Sierra-Escalante,Kruskaia; Karlin,Arthur S.; Lauridsen,Morten Lykke.

Blended Concessional Finance : Scaling Up Private Investment in Lower-Income Countries (English). EMCompass|no. 60 Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/505351547847027202

Blended Concessional Finance : Scaling Up Private Investment in Lower-Income Countries (English)

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