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What IDA Delivered in FY23

212 million

COVID-19 vaccine doses administered

72.13 million

people received essential health, nutrition, and population sevices

39.59 million

women and children received basic nutrition services

4.67 Gigawatts

generation capacity of renewable energy

38 percent

climate co-benefits in IDA-supported operations

-20.52 million tCO2eq/year

net reduction in Greenhouse Gas Emissions

29 countries

collecting disability data

35 countries

publishing annual and timely public debt reports

17 countries

collecting and analyzing geo-tagged data using digital tools

IDA's grants and low-interest loans help countries invest in their futures, improve lives, and create safer, more prosperous communities around the world.

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“IDA have been exceptionally at the forefront, emphasizing supporting host governments to include refugees in national systems. This has been done through real, meaningful tangible action, backed by significant financial resources.”

FILIPPO GRANDI

High Commissioner, UNHCR

"Since the beginning of Yemen’s war, IDA has supported the Social Fund for Development in protecting millions of Yemenis from famine, while creating tens of thousands of sustainable jobs."

WESAM QAID

Deputy Managing Director, Yemen Social Fund for Development

"IDA is an increasingly important source of sustainable financing to help ensure that the most vulnerable are not forgotten amid climate disasters, conflict and public health emergencies."

CATHERINE RUSSELL

Executive Director, UNICEF

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“Congratulations to IDA on its return to the EUR market. IDA’s presence in the long-end of the EUR market is clearly demonstrated by today’s trade – with the strength and granularity of the order book highlighting the diverse appeal of the IDA name and support for its sustainable development mission,” said, Kamini Sumra, Managing Director SSA Origination, BofA Securities.

“IDA’s strategic approach to the EUR market combined with its ability to seize available windows supported ex*****on of this new 20-year EUR benchmark transaction. The issuer’s ability to bring maturity diversification has been crucial against a backdrop of hectic primary activity at the start of the year, and Crédit Agricole CIB is honored and proud to be associated with IDA’s first benchmark of 2024,” said Eric Busnel, Deputy Head SSA DCM Origination, Crédit Agricole CIB.

“Today’s deal demonstrates the following IDA has established amongst European investors across the spectrum. At the beginning of a new year we are reminded of the important work of IDA for the world’s developing countries and the use of these proceeds in support of sustainable development. This first 20-year syndication in the Sovereign, Supranational, Agency (SSA) space of 2024 sets a precedent for long funding. It confirms the role of the EUR as the key currency for managing the long end on the liability side. We are very pleased that we could contribute to this transaction,” said Friedrich Luithlen, Managing Director, Head of Syndicate and DCM, DZ BANK.

“The IDA team were quick take advantage of renewed demand for duration in the EUR market, building on a positive reopening of the primary market to launch the longest supranational deal so far this year. Drawing over EUR 2.7 billion of demand from more than 80 investors globally, IDA has once again demonstrated the diverse and granular investor base it has built in the EUR market. Congratulations to IDA for the smooth ex*****on. J.P. Morgan is proud to

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IDA Prices New 20-Year Euro Sustainable Development Bond Benchmark



WASHINGTON, DC, January 10, 2024 - The International Development Association (IDA, Aaa/AAA) priced its first transaction of 2024 – a 20-year Sustainable Development Bond that raised EUR 1.75 billion. This is the issuer’s second 20-year benchmark in euros.

The bond has an annual coupon of 3.200% and an issue price of 99.752%. The bond’s spread over the 3.250% July-2042 German Bund reference bond +78.7 basis points, offering investors an annual yield of 3.217%.

"This transaction strengthens IDA’s yield curve at the long end and supports its long-term lending for sustainable development to member countries. We extend our thanks to investors for their support and interest in IDA’s work to boost economic growth, reduce inequalities, and improve people’s living conditions on a livable planet,” said Jorge Familiar, Vice President and Treasurer, World Bank.

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CGD NOTES
Can IDA Break the 100-Billion-Dollar Mark? The Math Is Difficult, but Not Impossible
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by Clemence Landers
MAY 07, 2024
This year, the International Development Association (IDA)—the World Bank’s concessional lending arm for the world’s poorest countries—is seeking fresh funding from its donors to finance its next three-year cycle (“IDA21”). IDA is the single largest source of grants and concessional finance for the world’s poorest countries. It has been a lifeline for low-income countries that have been battered by a series of external shocks since the COVID-19 pandemic. And in a world where external financing is retreating from frontier economies, IDA is now the largest source of positive net funding for many low-income countries.[1],[2]

Against this backdrop, World Bank President Ajay Banga has challenged donors to make IDA21 a record $100-billion replenishment.[3] Given IDA’s ability to leverage its funds, achieving this headline figure will require $28–$30 billion in donor contributions, or a 20–30 percent increase over the IDA20 cycle in nominal dollar terms (a flat-to-10-percent increase in real terms).

A $100-billion target sets the right scope of ambition. It would allow IDA to sustain around $33 billion in commitments a year over the IDA21 cycle (2025-2027). An even more ambitious yardstick would be $36 billion a year in commitments: the average level that IDA achieved over the past three years (i.e., over the two years of IDA19 and the first year of IDA20). That would mean a replenishment closer to $110 billion. African leaders recently raised the stakes further calling for a $120 billion replenishment at the African Heads of State Summit in Nairobi in April 2024.[4]

Figure 1. Estimated sources of IDA 20 funding

Pie chart showing that reflows were the top source of IDA20 funding, followed by market borrowing and donor contributions

Source: CGD staff.

Can IDA Break the 100-Billion-Dollar Mark? The Math Is Difficult, but Not Impossible

This year, the International Development Association (IDA)—the World Bank’s concessional lending arm for the world’s poorest countries—is seeking fresh funding from its donors to finance its next three-year cycle (“IDA21”). IDA is the single largest source of grants and concessional finance for the world’s poorest countries. It has been a lifeline for low-income countries that have been battered by a series of external shocks since the COVID-19 pandemic. And in a world where external financing is retreating from frontier economies, IDA is now the largest source of positive net funding for many low-income countries



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CGD NOTES

Can IDA Break the 100-Billion-Dollar Mark? The Math Is Difficult, but Not Impossible

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Clemence Landers

MAY 07, 2024

This year, the International Development Association (IDA)—the World Bank’s concessional lending arm for the world’s poorest countries—is seeking fresh funding from its donors to finance its next three-year cycle (“IDA21”). IDA is the single largest source of grants and concessional finance for the world’s poorest countries. It has been a lifeline for low-income countries that have been battered by a series of external shocks since the COVID-19 pandemic. And in a world where external financing is retreating from frontier economies, IDA is now the largest source of positive net funding for many low-income countries.[1],[2]

Against this backdrop, World Bank President Ajay Banga has challenged donors to make IDA21 a record $100-billion replenishment.[3] Given IDA’s ability to leverage its funds, achieving this headline figure will require $28–$30 billion in donor contributions, or a 20–30 percent increase over the IDA20 cycle in nominal dollar terms (a flat-to-10-percent increase in real terms).

A $100-billion target sets the right scope of ambition. It would allow IDA to sustain around $33 billion in commitments a year over the IDA21 cycle (2025-2027). An even more ambitious yardstick would be $36 billion a year in commitments: the average level that IDA achieved over the past three years (i.e., over the two years of IDA19 and the first year of IDA20). That would mean a replenishment closer to $110 billion. African leaders recently raised the stakes further calling for a $120 billion replenishment at the African Heads of State Summit in Nairobi in April 2024.[4]

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The federal government has awarded Tampa one of 39 TechHire Partnership Grants across the nation. The $3.8 million grant is a major boost to the innovation district in the University of South Florida area, allowing for programming and training specif
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Millions of dollars are coming to Tampa to train more than a thousand young people and under-skilled workers in technology and healthcare for free.

The federal government has awarded Tampa one of 39 TechHire Partnership Grants across the nation, which is part of the White House’s TechHire Initiative. This initiative was pushed by Florida Congresswoman Cathy Castor. Now, all parties involved are hoping families can use this as a way to get ahead.

"The training is available and now it is without cost, which in many cases is an obstacle," said Kelley Sims of the Tampa Innovation Alliance.

As the North Tampa area continues to evolve with a focus on becoming an innovation district, this grant will serve as a roadmap to higher-wage, middle-class jobs for current residents, according to the Tampa Innovation Alliance.

Partners will work to develop programming and training. Education and training providers, including the University of South Florida, will allow participants to earn various credentials including certificates and associate degrees in customized programs, including computer system analysts, computer programmers, software developers, web developers, computer user support specialists, registered nurses, medical and clini