Development Finance

Development Finance Institutions (DFIs) have a unique but often misunderstood role to play in catalyzing international development

Agile, effective DFIs can shape how the private sector interacts with development policymakers. However, the changing foreign assistance landscape in the United States and abroad may require a re-evaluation of DFIs’ effectiveness, measurable development impact, and future decisions.
 
The Project on Prosperity and Development has explored the challenges and opportunities that DFIs face in a series of reports, available below.

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Climate, Disasters, and Other Shocks: Are Countries Ready?

Please join CSIS for opening remarks from Mr. Timothy Stiles, followed by a public panel discussion that will evaluate how public goods like the CRI—in addition to other tools— can help increase preparedness in developing countries with modern analytics.

Event — June 5, 2019

Beyond Technology: The Fourth Industrial Revolution in the Developing World

The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) is limitless in its reach across every aspect of our lives. This new CSIS report looks at how these 4IR technologies might affect us in various ways as we simultaneously plan for the eventual Fifth Industrial Revolution.

Report by Daniel F. Runde, Erol Yayboke, Romina Bandura, Nilmini Rubin, MacKenzie Hammond, and William A. Carter — May 21, 2019

Creating a Twenty-first-Century Business Model for the IBRD

As of late February 2018, the World Bank Group is seeking a capital increase from its shareholders for the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development. The U.S. role must remain undiminished as it is key to keeping the institution accountable and effective.

Report by Daniel F. Runde, Conor M. Savoy, and Romina Bandura — March 7, 2018