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REALIZING OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE 21 ST CENTURY THROUGH RESILIENT GLOBAL VALUE CHAINS PETROCHEMICALS THE FUTURE Volume 2 Petrochemical plant at twilight, Southeast Asia - Large-scale industrial complexes provide efficiency gains over small-scale plants REALIZING OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE 21ST CENTURY THROUGH BUILDING RESILIENT GLOBAL VALUE CHAINS For people everywhere, everyday life is unthinkable without petrochemical products. The sector contributes some USD 5.7 trillion to global GDP.
ISLAMIC DEVELOPMENT BANK IDB BOARD OF EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS Hon. Ibrahim Bin Mohamed Al-Mofleh Hon.
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Issue No.4 - November 2022 Special Edition COP27 – From Pledges to Implementation On the Occasion of the Conference of the Parties (COP) 27 6 -18 November 2022, Sharm El-Sheikh, Arab Republic of Egypt We will promote scientific findings as the guiding light in making decisions, because the evidence is there to illustrate what is happening around us. We will strive to convince the world to act with urgency in response to the climate crisis H.E.
To date, the initiative has provided technical assistance to Turkey, Uzbekistan and Pakistan and more are in the pipeline.
Building Bridges “G20 STOCK-TAKE: BEST PRACTICES OF MDBs AND SPECIALIZED MULTILATERAL INSURERS IN POLITICAL RISK INSURANCE FOR EQUITY INVESTMENTS, MEDIUM AND LONG TERM DEBT INVESTMENTS AND OTHER INSURANCE SOLUTIONS” ANNEXES A TECHNICAL REPORT G20 – International Financial Architecture Working Group (IFA-WG) PREPARED BY IsDB/ICIEC SEPTEMBER 2020 Table of Contents Annex I Survey Response Analysis 03 Annex II IFI and DFI Guarantee Operations 93 Annex III ECAs and EXIM Banks 129 Annex IV Basel Regulations 141 Annex V Private Insurers 163 Annex VI Global Overview BU Business 171 Annex VII Key Data IBRD Low Income Countries 197 Annex VIII Key Data IBRD Lower Middle Income Countries 287 Annex IX Key Data IBRD Upper Middle Income Countries 353 Annex X Key data Fragile States and Conflict Affected Countries 401 Annex XI Comparison MDBs and BU 409 Annex XII Supply and Demand Observations Regarding Potential Complementary Roles for MDBs and SMIs 415 Annex XIII MDB Co-Guarantee Blending Instrument 419 Annex XIV Case Studies 439 Annex XV Better Utilization of Guarantees by MDBs 455 Annex I Annex I Questionnaire Response Analysis 03 04 BUILDING BRIDGES I A TECHNICAL REPORT 2020 G20 Stock-Take: Best Practices of MDBs and Specialized Multilateral Insurers in Political Risk Insurance for Equity Investments, Medium and Long-Term Debt Investments and Other Insurance Solutions Annex I Questionnaire Response Analysis Introduction Under the G20 Presidency for the year 2020, the International Financial Architecture Working Group has requested MDBs to conduct a Stock-Take study on the use of political risk insurance for equity investment and MLT debt investments and other insurance solutions in developing countries. The key objectives of the Stock-Take study are to describe the current state of the insurance market for equity investments and MLT debt investments, identify best practices and potential gaps in the market and to provide recommendations on how identified gaps could be filled in developing countries, including fragile states.
Occasional Paper No. 10 ISLAMIC DEVELOPMENT BANK FINANCING BASIC EDUCATION IN IDB MEMBER COUNTRIES ECONOMIC POLICY AND STRATEGIC PLANNING ii Occasional Paper No. 10 ISLAMIC DEVELOPMENT BANK FINANCING BASIC EDUCATION IN IDB MEMBER COUNTRIES ABDEL-HAMEED M. BASHIR Rajab 1425H (September 2004) DISCLAIMER: Views expressed in the Paper are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the IDB, its Management, Board of Executive Directors, or the member countries.