Le financement mixte
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Blended finance is the strategic use of development finance for the mobilisation of additional finance towards sustainable development in developing countries. It attracts commercial capital towards projects that contribute to sustainable development, while providing financial returns to investors. This innovative approach helps enlarge the total amount of resources available to developing countries, complementing their own investments and ODA inflows to fill their SDG financing gap, and support the implementation of the Paris Agreement. |
Blended Finance & Impact: Guidance & Principles
The OECD's blended finance work focuses on blended finance most broadly - and on specific instruments such as Green, Social, Sustainability and Sustainability-linked (GSSS) bonds - while ensuring good practice impact approaches.
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The DAC Blended Finance Principles (pdf) and accompanying Guidance are effective policy tools for donor governments, development co-operation agencies, philanthropies and other stakeholders to design and implement effective and transparent blended finance programmes.
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What is the OECD DAC Community of Practice on Private Finance for Sustainable Development (CoP-PF4SD)?Established in 2020 by the OECD Development Assistance Committee (DAC) - an international forum of many of the largest providers of aid - the CoP-PF4SD is a platform for mutual learning and exchange between DAC members, bilateral and multilateral development finance institutions and the private sector. It seeks to promote greater use of both blended finance strategies and robust impact management and measurement practices in the development finance ecosystem. |
Focus areasExplore specific blended finance approaches:
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EventsThe Community of Practice on Private Finance for Sustainable Development (CoP-PF4SD) Conference is a high-level, biennial event bringing together key actors from across the development finance ecosystem to discuss crucial policy topics related to the mobilisation of private finance for sustainable development. The 2021 and 2023 editions took place virtually, and we look forward to welcoming participants back in-person for the 2025 Conference. To stay up-to-date about upcoming events, join our mailing list at dcdpf4sd@oecd.org
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