This book investigates how development institutions created and promoted marketized development financial instruments to increase the speed and scope of assistance by leveraging private financial markets for development objectives. To attract private investors, donor governments…
"This is an excellent book on an increasingly important topic, and proves a valuable resource for academics, students, and policy-makers." -Stephany Griffith-Jones, Professor, Columbia University, USA "Peter Volberding addresses a long-standing issue of delivering effective fina…
"This is an excellent book on an increasingly important topic, and proves a valuable resource for academics, students, and policy-makers." -Stephany Griffith-Jones, Professor, Columbia University, USA "Peter Volberding addresses a long-standing issue of delivering effective fina…
This book investigates how development institutions created and promoted marketized development financial instruments to increase the speed and scope of assistance by leveraging private financial markets for development objectives. To attract private investors, donor governments…
"This is an excellent book on an increasingly important topic, and proves a valuable resource for academics, students, and policy-makers." --Stephany Griffith-Jones, Professor, Columbia University, USA "Peter Volberding addresses a long-standing issue of delivering effective fin…