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A Conference on Providing Solutions and Creating Opportunities for U.S. Companies at the Multilateral Development Banks

The Inter-American Development Bank: 

The Inter-American Development Bank

Brief History: 

Brief History Established in 1959, world’s largest and oldest regional multilateral development bank Prime source of development financing for Latin America and the Caribbean 47 Member Countries 26 Borrowing 21 Non-borrowing

Basic Facts: 

Basic Facts The IDB provides loans, grants, guarantees, policy advice and technical assistance IDB Group Inter-American Development Bank Inter-American Investment Corporation Multilateral Investment Fund

Lending Volumes: 

Lending Volumes In 2004, IDB approved $6 billion of loans and guarantees Disbursed $4.2 billion in 2004 Since creation, approved over $136 billion in IDB loans Total cost of projects: $305 billion

Disbursements for Purchase of Goods: 1961-2004: 

Disbursements for Purchase of Goods: 1961-2004

Disbursements 1961-2004 (in millions): 

Disbursements 1961-2004 (in millions)

Disbursements for Purchase of Goods in 2004: 

Disbursements for Purchase of Goods in 2004

Total Disbursements 1961-2004: 

Total Disbursements 1961-2004 $66 billion

Priority Areas For Businesses: 

Priority Areas For Businesses Social Programs Infrastructure

Priority Areas: 

Priority Areas 3. Institutional Reforms New Procurement Policy adopted 2005 Focus on Anticorruption Activities Establishment of Office of Institutional Integrity Use of Sarbanes-Oxley Improved Disclosure Policy 2003-2005

Priority Areas: 

Priority Areas 4. Regional Integration Regional Infrastructure Initiative for South America (IIRSA) Puebla Panama Plan (PPP) Mexico & Central America

Business Opportunities: 

Business Opportunities Loans generate business 13,000 contracts per year Civil works, equipment, consultants International competitive bidding Firms from member countries eligible

Sector Trends 1961-2004: 

Sector Trends 1961-2004

Sector Trends 2004: 

Sector Trends 2004

Project Pipeline 2005-06: 

Project Pipeline 2005-06

Operations: 

Operations Programming Identification Preparation Analysis Negotiation and Approval Execution and Supervision

How to Access Opportunities: 

How to Access Opportunities Learn the Project Cycle/Get into the Pipeline Early! Learn the Procurement Rules Find Local Representation Focus on Relationships - Network!

IDB Contacts: 

IDB Contacts www.iadb.com www.export.gov/commercialservice Brian McCleary, SCO-Designate Patrice Williams, Acting SCO Barbara White, Deputy Director U.S. Commercial Liaison Office Tel: (202) 623-3842/21/22 Fax: (202) 623-2039 E-mail: Brian.McCleary@mail.doc.gov Barbara.White@mail.doc.gov

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A Conference on Providing Solutions and Creating Opportunities for U.S. Companies at the Multilateral Development Banks