This document summarizes a panel discussion on the Tri Hita Karana Roadmap for Blended Finance. The roadmap aims to provide guidance for using blended finance to mobilize private investment towards sustainable development goals. It identifies five shared values: anchoring blended finance in SDGs; committing to mobilizing commercial finance; designing blended finance for commercial sustainability; structuring blended finance to build inclusive markets; and promoting transparency. The panel discussed next steps to implement the roadmap through good practices, accelerating private finance mobilization, increasing transparency, addressing local investment climates, and promoting impact measurement. The ambition is for the roadmap to provide an international framework for additional commercial capital towards the SDGs through partnership.

1. THE TRI HITA KARANA
ROADMAP FOR
BLENDED FINANCE
Thursday, January 17, 2019, 11:30-13:00
Panel Discussion at the 2019 Private Finance for
Sustainable Development Conference (PF4SD)

2. Plenary Co-Chairs
Jorge Moreira da Silva, Director, Development Co-
operation Directorate, OECD
Elissa Golberg, Assistant Deputy Minister for Strategic
Policy, Canada
Seto Septian, Expert Staff, Coordinating Ministry for
Maritime Affairs of Republic of Indonesia

3. The Tri Hita Karana Roadmap for
Blended Finance

4. Anchor Blended
Finance use to a
Development
Rationale
Additionality/Ratio
nale for Using
Blended Finance
SDGs
Design Blended
Finance to
mobilise
Commercial
Finance
Crowding-in and
Minimum
Concessionality
Mobilisation
Tailor Blended
Finance to Local
Context
Commercial
Sustainability
Commercial
sustainability
Focus on
Effective
Partnering for
Blended Finance
Reinforcing
Markets
Building
inclusive
markets
Monitor Blended
Finance for
Transparency and
Results
Promoting High
Standards
Transparen
cy
Underlying Reference Framework - DFI Working Group Enhanced Principles on Blended Concessional Finance for Private Sector Projects
Underlying Reference Framework – The OECD Blended Finance Principles
Aligning with
SDGs, national
priorities, and
development
cooperation
principles
Key role in
mobilizing finance,
with careful
consideration of
appropriate use
Sharing risks and
reward fairly
Structuring and
pricing of blended
finance
instruments
efficiently
Ensuring
accountability,
transparency,
debt
sustainability, and
participation
Underlying Reference Framework – Addis Ababa Action Agenda
Core Blended Finance Frameworks

5. The Shared Value System
on Blended Finance
Anchor blended finance into the SDGs
Commit to using blended finance to mobilise commercial
finance
Design blended finance to move towards commercial
sustainability
Structure blended finance to build inclusive markets
Promote transparency when engaging in blended finance

6. 1. Practice: Translate a common narrative into good
practices
2. Mobilisation: Where possible, accelerate mobilisation
of private commercial finance by optimising
incentives, financial instruments and standardisation
efforts
3. Transparency: Build on efforts to facilitate
transparency in the use of blended finance, in
particular blended concessional finance
4. Build inclusive markets: Addressing specificities in
the local and international investment climate
5. Impact: Promote measurement and monitoring of the
impact of blended investments towards the SDGs
Guidance based on Shared Values

7. • The Roadmap for Blended Finance is an
international unifying framework for mobilising
additional commercial capital towards the SDGs.
• We work with partners towards turning the
Roadmap into reality and invite partnership from
all who operate in the blended finance market.
• How can you and your organisation contribute to
delivering the THK Roadmap’s action areas?
The Ambition and Next Steps

8. Panelists
Alan AtKisson, Director of the Department of Partnership and
Innovation, Sida
Amar Bhattacharya, Senior Fellow at Brookings Institute
Søren Peter Andreasen, General Manager, Association of European
Development Finance Institutions (EDFI)
Chris Clubb, Managing Director, Convergence
Nancy Lee, Senior Fellow, CGDev
Philip Moss, Head of Sustainable Development Investment Partnership
(SDIP) and Blended Finance, World Economic Forum
Katherine Stodulka, Associate, Systemiq
Alvino Wilschutt-Prins, International Specialist Investment
Partnerships, Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA)
Moderator
Haje Schuette, Head of Division, Development
Co-operation Directorate, OECD