Overview of the InterAmerican Development Bank Public Information and Publishing Section September 5

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Overview of the Inter-American Development
BankPublic Information and Publishing
SectionSeptember 5, 2003
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Basic Facts the IDB Group

• Founded in 1959, oldest and largest of the
  regional multilateral development banks
• Largest source of development finance for Latin
  America
• 46 Member countries
• - 26 Borrowing
• - 20 Non-borrowing

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Basic Facts the IDB Group

• Expansion of membership in the 1970s
• Establishment of the IIC (1989) and MIF (1992)
  and PRI (1994)
• Approved over 118 billion in loans
• Total cost of projects 281.7 billion
• In 2002, approved 4.5 billion total cost of
  7.6 billion

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Goals

• Poverty Reduction Social Equity
• Sustainable Development Growth
• Modernization of the State
• Competitiveness
• Social Sectors
• Integration

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Sectors of Activity
Productive Agriculture Industry
Finance Basic Infrastructure Sectors Energy Tran
sportation Telecommunications
Social Sectors Education Health Urban
Development Environment Water Sanitation
Reforms Modernization of state and
decentralization
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Instruments

• Investment loans
• Policy-based loans
• Emergency loans
• Technical cooperation Trust Funds
• Guarantees Syndications
• Equity Investment (IIC MIF)

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IDB Organizational Chart
Governors
Executive Directors
OVE
President
Secretary
MIF
EVP
Special Office in
External Relations
Office in Japan
Auditor General
Europe
Vice President
LEG
PRI
SDS
ITS
FIN
RE2
RE3
ROS
RES
DPP
INT
RE1
HRD
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Regional Departments
Regional Departments
(3)
Country Division
Country Offices
Finance and
Social Program
State Civil
Env. Natural
Basic
Division
Social
Res. Manag.
Infrastructure Div.
Progr. Division
Division
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Regional Departments
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Capital Shares Voting Power
Canada
U.S.A.
4
Non-
30
Regional
Countries
11
Japan
Latin
5
America
and the
Caribbean
50
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Lending by Sector 1961-02
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Distribution of Loans 2002
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2003-2004 PipelineProject Distribution
Agriculture
Transp.
Others
Social Inv.,
6
Communic.
10
Health
12
Education
Energy
23
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Environment
5
Sanitation
Urban
Mod. of the
Dev.
State
14
25
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Sources of Funds

• Ordinary Capital
• Paid-in (4.3)
• Callable (guaranteed)
• Borrowings on international capital markets
• Fund for Special Operations (FSO)
• Funds in Administration (Trust Funds)

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Sources of Information

• Internet www.iadb.org
• Public Information Section business_at_iadb.org
• General, Country Sector Information
• Public Information Center (PIC) pic_at_iadb.org
• Project documents and Environmental documents
• Publications
• IDBAmerica On-line http//www.iadb.org/idbamerica
  

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Sources of Information from Your
Computer            General Basic Information
http//www.iadb.org/info/ Annual Report
http//www.iadb.org/exr/ar99/ar99home.htm Sectors
and Topics http//www.iadb.org/exr/topics/index.h
tm Economic and Social Development Report in
Latin America, 2002 http//www.iadb.org/RES/inde
x.cfm?fuseactionPublications.Ipes           
Procedures for Consultants, Goods and Civil
Works Goods Civil Works http//www.iadb.org/exr
/english/business_opp/bus_opp_procurement.htm Cons
ulting http//www.iadb.org/exr/english/business_o
pp/consult.htm             Projects Project
Information Procurement notices
http//condc05.iadb.org/idbppi/asp/mainpage.asp Pu
blic Information Center http//www.iadb.org/exr/p
ic/pictx.htm             Events IDB Business
Seminars http//www.iadb.org/exr/bs/index.htm ID
B-Sponsored Events in General http//www.iadb.org
/NEWS/DISPLAY/events.cfm?LanguageEnglish
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DACON Registration

• DACON Data on Consultants
• NOT MANDATORY REQUIREMENT
• Computerized registry of consulting firms
• Consulting firms more than five full-time
  professionals
• May register at the website www.dgmarket.com/dacon
  /
• or through Robert Wilson, at the World Bank
• ph. 202-522 3901 or email dacon_at_dgmarket.com
• Provides information on technical, professional
  and language capabilities of firms

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Project Cycle
Negotiation Approval
Execution Supervision
Analysis Dev.
Programming
Identification
Preparation
Borrower Bank
Borrower Bank
Borrower
Bank
Borrower Bank
Borrower Bank
4-8 Years
1-2 Years
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Business Opportunities

• Loans generate businesses
• 13,000 contracts per year
• Civil Works, Equipment, Consultants
• International Competitive Bidding
• Firms from all member countries are eligible

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IDB Contracts

• Focus on networking with
• Bank personnel for feasibility studies
• Executing Agencies for bidding contract
  information
• Executive Directors Country Offices for
  guidance
• local firms for partnership on international bids
• PRI and IIC for private sector projects and due
  diligence contracts

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IDB Contacts

• External Relations/Public Information
• Isabel Hagbrink 202-623-1546
  isabelh_at_iadb.org
• Hiroko Miyakawa 202-623-2652 hirokom_at_iadb.org
•     
• General Inquiries BUSINESS_at_IADB.ORG
• Phone Directory http//www.iadb.org/exr/english/a
  boutidb/about_idb_staff_structure.htm