Partners

Regional and international institutions

Asian Development Bank

The Asian Development Bank became AFD’s main partner in Asia for the period 2001-2009 and is one of the main co-financiers of all AFD’s activities…

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African Development Bank

The African Development Bank (AfDB) is AFD’s 3rd largest co-financier. The partnership between our two institutions has been built in the sectors of infrastructure, water and sanitation, agriculture and the private sector…

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World Bank

In view of its position in the architecture of international aid, the World Bank is a major historical partner. The partnership between our two institutions is multifaceted…

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Inter-American Development Bank

The Inter-American Bank is the largest donor in Latin America and is consequently an important actor in terms of AFD’s prospects for scaling up its activities in this geographical area. A partnership agreement was signed between our two institutions in 2008…

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Andean Development Corporation

The Andean Development Corporation (CAF) is a major partner for the development of AFD’s activity in Latin America. A partnership agreement was signed between the two institutions in 2009…

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Debating the structural transformation of the Philippine economy

28/02/2012

AFD, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the Japanese cooperation agency (JICA) have joined efforts to foster discussions about sustainable and inclusive growth in the Philippines and more broadly in developing Asia.
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World Bank Annual Meetings

29/09/2010

The 2010 World Bank and IMF Annual Meetings will be held from 8th to 10th October in Washington.
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AFD operates in more than 70 countries worldwide.
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Asia
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WHAT WE OFFER

A range of financing tools for development that meets the needs of developing countries.
Loans

using very favourable terms compared to the normal market thanks to its AAA credit rating.
Subsidies

AFD grants go to projects being carried out in the least developed countries.

Guarantees

to banks providing loans to SMEs, thus limiting their risks.
C2Ds | Debt Reduction-Development Contracts

C2Ds refinance existing ODA debt through direct grants to the debtor country.
Private equity

AFD’s subsidiary, Proparco, has a specialized team working to invest capital in businesses.

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