Financing for development
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Financing for development refers to the management of money to fund development efforts, not the money itself. It involves using various financial instruments like grants, concessional loans, regular loans, guarantees, and equity investments tailored to countries' needs. For example, low-income countries receive grants and concessional loans while middle-income countries get regular loans. Financial institutions like the World Bank Group contribute funds and disburse them to support development projects.
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• Make general public conscious of the challenges foreseen and explore some of the action lines opened to reach the Sustainability Development Goals (SDGs).
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- 2. What Financing For Development means? • To be clear it is not money • Money is just a medium of exchange • What matters is how money is managed • Management of Money is Finance • Management of Money for Development is Financing For Development
- 3. Finance As Noun • Discipline, art and science of managing money. As Verb • Providing money e.g. Contribution to educate girls in a developing country means Financing that effort.
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- 7. Tailoring of Financial Instruments • Low Income countries, Fragile and conflict affected countries - Grants and Concessional Loans • Middle Income countries - Regular Loans
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