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Financial flows to developing countries

Chari, Anusha - 2026

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What can development finance institutions learn from new growth theories?

Gregory, Neil F. - 2026

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Growth and the demographic turn : development finance in an age of far-reaching population change

Mulgan, Geoff - 2026

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The case for a clean cooking green bank

Coldrey, Olivia; Lant, Paul; Ashworth, Peta - 2025

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National and multilateral development banks during the COVID-19 pandemic : the role of the IADB and CDC-BII during the second phase

Carreras, Marco; Griffith-Jones, Stephany - 2025

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Financing green industrial transitions : a comparative analysis of implementation effectiveness in four emerging economies

Bartzokas, Anthony - 2026

Emerging economies confront unprecedented challenges mobilizing finance for green industrial transitions while maintaining development trajectories. This paper examines implementation effectiveness across India, South Africa, Brazil, and Indonesia-major economies representing diverse political...

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Linking KfW-financed aid projects and FDI : global evidence at the sub-national level

Wedemeyer, Laura; Kaplan, Lennart; Kluve, Jochen; … - 2026

This study analyzes the empirical link between German bilateral development finance and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) at the sub-national (ADM2) level. We construct a unique dataset by merging geo-referenced development aid projects - implemented by KfW Development Bank - over more than two...

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Win-win or tradeoff? : investigating the hybridity of impact investing in Cambodia's microfinance industry

Park, Kyungmin; Jun, Hannah - 2025

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How small island developing states view their development partners : a perceptions survey

Panwar, Vikrant; Wilkinson, Emily; Solanki, Aditi; … - 2026

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Why target communities remain subjects rather than partners of development agencies in integrated conservation and development projects in Latin America

Busck-Lumholt, Louise Marie; Corbera, Esteve; Mertz, Ole - 2025

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How do donors integrate climate policy and development cooperation? : An analysis of the development aid policies of 42 donor countries

Dokk Smith, Ida; Schi Nordvold, Kristine; Øverland, Indra - 2025

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China's infrastructure finance in Africa : Impacts and lessons

Foster, Vivien; Islam, Roumeen; Chen, Yunnan; … - 2026

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Improving biodiversity resilience requires both public and private finance : a life-cycle analysis of biodiversity finance

Beverdam, Jesper; Hubacek, Klaus; Scholtens, Bert; … - 2025

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Preferred creditor treatment and multilateral development banks' mobilisation agenda

Humphrey, Chris; Pudussery, Jessica; Dahan, Frédérique - 2026

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The multilateral development banks and rural climate finance : adaptation, mitigation, and resilience

Bazbauers, Adrian Robert - 2025

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MDBs as an asset class

Humphrey, Chris; McHugh, Christopher A. - 2026

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Assessing infrastructure projects funded by World Bank and Chinese financial institutions : a case study of Sri Lanka

Chedid, Clara; Ferré Carracedo, Montserrat; Teruel, … - 2025

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The catalytic effect of bended finance

Panizza, Ugo - 2026 - This version April 2026

Development finance institutions mobilize over $250 billion annually through blended finance operations, yet practitioners lack a unified framework to evaluate its catalytic effect and for choosing among instruments. I develop a model of investment multipliers under two canonical market...

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Private Philanthropy for Development (Third Edition) : Taking Stock of Philanthropy's Contribution to Development

2026

This third edition of the OECD's flagship report Private Philanthropy for Development presents new data and updated analysis on philanthropic funding to low- and middle-income countries, offering a more comprehensive picture of philanthropy's role in advancing sustainable development. It...

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What would it take for private capital to replace ODA?

Diwan, Ishac - 2025

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Navigating development cooperation for structural transformation

Xu, Jiajun - 2025

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Private Philanthropy for Development in Mexico (Revised Edition)

2026

This report explores how philanthropy contributes to development in Mexico. It looks at the role of domestic foundations, international funders and official development assistance, highlighting how each of these sources supports social and economic progress. Philanthropy in Mexico has grown...

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Does climate finance matter? : the relationship between climate finance and carbon dioxide emissions in developing countries

Kelvin Lee Yong Ming; Nik Herda Nik Abdullah; Amira Mas … - 2025

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Financing green industrial transitions under firm-level constraints : a comparative study of Brazil, India, Indonesia, and South Africa

Bartzokas, Anthony - 2026

Emerging economies face significant challenges in securing financial resources for green industrial transformation. This paper demonstrates that firm-level financial constraints systematically generate both emissions gaps and implementation gaps, constituting a first-order determinant of...

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Environmental Regulation, regional finance development and enterprises' cross-regional capital flow

Yu, Hong; Lyu, Qi; Jiang, Yi - 2025

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When development finance spurs entrepreneurship : new evidence from 5 million projects using a machine learning classifier

Werner, Sven; Trotter, Philipp - 2026

Development finance increasingly funds entrepreneurship in developing countries, but evidence of its impact on entrepreneurship is mixed. Existing studies analyze total development finance flows as entrepreneurship-specific development finance data did not previously exist. By training and...

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Networks of the Belt and Road : the hidden role of financial brokers

Joosse, Alexandra; Malik, Ammar A.; Zhang, Sheng; … - 2025

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Moisture in Motion : Integrating Green Water in Transboundary Water Governance and Development Finance - A Guidance Note for Transboundary Waters Practitioners

Borgomeo, Edoardo; Leb, Christina; Loske-Garcia, Lara - 2026

Green water, defined as soil moisture in the root zone and land based evapotranspiration, represents one of the most abundant freshwater sources on Earth, yet remains largely overlooked in transboundary water governance frameworks. This note examines the implications of green water for water...

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De-risking investment for sustainable development : the role of development banks and emerging donors

Santos-Paulino, Amelia U.; Sharma, Prachi; Trentini, Claudia - 2026

Development finance institutions (DFIs) play a central role in financing infrastructure for sustainable development, yet their effects on project‑level risk allocation and private capital mobilization remain imperfectly understood. This paper examines how different DFIs and financial...

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Chinese development finance and African policy space : towards productive incoherence?

Taggart, Jack; Cheng, Han; Power, Marcus - 2025

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Funding the future : Nigeria's battle against poverty through government expenditure

Adebayo, Temitope - 2025

This study investigates the effectiveness of government expenditure in combating the incidence of poverty in Nigeria from 1981 to 2022, employing a Vector Error Correction Model (VECM) framework. The research analyzes the relationship between poverty incidence and key variables including...

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Reforming multilateral development banks : perspectives from client countries

Prizzon, Annalisa; Zeka, Fatlum; Gyuzalyan, Hayk; … - 2026

Drawing on nearly 650 government and MDB officials across 125 countries and 250 in-depth interviews in 12 countries. This report arrives at a moment of significantly reduced aid budgets, escalating financing needs, rising sovereign debt, geopolitical tensions and a fragmented development finance...

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Does climate mitigation development finance advance energy production from renewable sources in Cameroon?

Aquilas, Nkwetta Ajong; Ngangnchi, Forbe Hodu - 2025

A major policy outcome of the Paris climate treaty is the direct transfer of climate funds to developing countries to enhance renewable energy production. This study considers whether climate-related mitigation finance advances non-hydroelectric power renewable electricity production in...

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Beyond projetcts : the role of development partners in institutionalising renewable energy innovations : lessons from the Global South

Elsässer, Joshua Philipp; Fuhr, Harald; Fünfgeld, Anna; … - 2026

Renewable energy has seen rapid uptake, particularly in the Global South. Solar energy projects have boomed in recent years, but uptake by countries is uneven. Beyond geophysical conditions, technological innovation, market dynamics and donor-driven “lighthouse projects”, political...

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Effectiveness of climate related development finance in reducing greenhouse gas emissions of selected African countries : the role of source and recipient country income levels

Sonono, Obey; Matsvai, Simion; Hosu, Sunday Yiseyon - 2025

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Beyond creative accounting : restoring trust in the climate finance regime : technical and statistical report

2026

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Informe del foro Transversalización de la Perspectiva de Género en la Cooperación Internacional para el Desarrollo en América Latina y el Caribe : evento celebrado en el marco de la Segunda Reunión de la Conferencia Regional sobre Cooperación Sur-Sur de América Latina y el Caribe : Santiago, 16 de junio de 2025

2026

En el marco de la II Conferencia Regional sobre Cooperación Sur-Sur de América Latina y el Caribe celebrada en junio de 2025 en la CEPAL en Santiago, Chile, se realizó el Foro sobre Transversalización de la perspectiva de género en la cooperación internacional para el desarrollo. El Foro...

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Financial institutions and efficiency of financial system : evidence from Montenegro

Đurović, Vasilije; Bjelić, Predrag; Raicevic, Petar - 2025

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Blended finance and female entrepreneurship

Aydın, Halil Ibrahim; Bircan, Cagatay; Haas, Ralph de - 2026

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Blended finance and female entrepreneurship

Aydın, Halil ˙Ibrahim; Bircan, Cagatay; Haas, Ralph de - 2024

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Blended finance and female entrepreneurship

Aydın, Halil Ibrahim; Bircan, Cagatay; Haas, Ralph de - 2024

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In-group punishment in international relations : US reactions to the founding of China's AIIB

Qian, Jing; Vreeland, James Raymond; Zhao, Jianzhi - 2025

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Mobilizing private investment : time for development finance in Korea

Jung, Jione - 2026

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Climate finance and new multilateral development banks : approaching co-productive dynamics?

Zeng, Weishen - 2025

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Childcare at the multilateral development banks : expansion, integration, and what's next : an updated review of multilateral development banks' investments, 2021-2024

Harris, Kelsey; Mainali, Astha - 2026

Since CGD's 2021 review of childcare investments at multilateral development banks (MDBs), global attention to childcare has grown, driven by increasing recognition of its role in women's economic empowerment, labor force participation, and broader development outcomes. This paper evaluates how...

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Quantifying climate finance needs in the nationally determined contributions of developing countries

Isah, Abdulrasheed; Egli, Florian; Schmidt, Tobias S.; … - 2025

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Who calls the shots? : development banks and the politics of de-risking in European external finance

Prontera, Andrea; Quitzow, Rainer - 2025

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Financing development : external flows of financial capital to developing countries and their cost

2026

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Inclusive green finance : as an approach of developing a comprehensive indicator for BRICS and other emerging economies

Novák, Zsuzsanna; Fáth, Gábor; Ge, Chenhe; Kumar, Pawan - 2025

While a large body of literature has provided evidence on how financial development can contribute to the increase in well-being and, more recently, to the quality of the environment, it remains under researched how emerging markets' performance can be assessed in the two fields simultaneously....

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International development cooperation and the emerging global order

Aleksandrova, Mariya - 2026

A little more than a year into the Trump 2.0 era, the “post–Cold War” international order as we know it is coming to an end. Amid increasing volatility and conflict, the shape and character of the order that will replace it are dangerously unclear. There are ambitions by so-called middle...

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Scaling green investment for SMEs in low- and middle-income countries through guarantees and blended finance

Bambe, Bao-We-Wal; Tamasiga, Phemelo - 2026

Climate mitigation and adaptation require substantial investment to advance sustainable development. In low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), mobilising such finance is particularly challenging for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) due to persistent market failures, including limited...

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Innovative development financing amidst uncertainty : how can African countries leverage domestic resource mobilization?

Arogundade, Sodiq; Ngarachu, Maria; Bandele, Olayinka - 2025

In achieving the African Union Agenda 2063-The Africa We Want-and financing SDGs, African economies will require an unprecedented mobilization of resources. This study examines the role of financial development on the nexus between domestic resource mobilization (DRM) and inclusive growth using...

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