Development Finance And Public Sector Re-financing Course
INTRODUCTION
In an ever-evolving global economy, development finance has emerged as a
critical driver of sustainable growth and social progress. Meanwhile, effective
public sector re-financing strategies are essential for governments to optimize
fiscal management and ensure long-term financial stability. This course is
designed to equip participants with a deep understanding of the principles,
tools, and practices of development finance, while also exploring advanced
techniques for re-financing public sector debt. Through a blend of theoretical
insights, real-world case studies, and practical exercises, participants will
gain the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the complex landscape of
development finance and re-financing.
DURATION
10Days
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
- Central
bank officials
- Government
policymakers and advisors
- Financial
regulators
- Development
finance practitioners
- Professionals
from financial institutions
- Academicians
and researchers in finance and economics
COURSE CONTENT
Module 1: Introduction to Development Finance and Public
Sector Re-financing
- Understanding development finance: goals,
challenges, and role in economic growth.
- Overview of public sector re-financing:
rationale, benefits, and key considerations.
- Interplay between development finance and
re-financing strategies.
Module 2: Development Finance Landscape
- Types of development finance institutions
(DFIs) and their roles.
- Multilateral and bilateral development
organizations: structure and objectives.
- Public-private partnerships (PPPs) in
development finance.
- Emerging trends in development finance models.
Module 3: Public Sector Re-financing Strategies
- Exploring re-financing options: debt
re-structuring, debt consolidation, and debt re-profiling.
- Assessing the suitability of re-financing
strategies based on economic conditions.
- Case studies: Successful examples of public
sector re-financing initiatives.
Module 4: Debt Sustainability Analysis
- Understanding debt sustainability indicators
and thresholds.
- Techniques for assessing a country's debt
capacity.
- Incorporating economic, fiscal, and external
factors in debt sustainability analysis.
Module 5: Financial Instruments for Development Finance
- Bonds, loans, and capital market instruments in
development finance.
- Blending public and private sector funding for
development projects.
- Designing innovative financial instruments to
attract investment.
Module 6: Project Appraisal and Risk Assessment
- Evaluating development projects: financial,
economic, and social impact analysis
- Assessing risks associated with development
finance initiatives.
- Incorporating environmental and social
considerations in project appraisal.
Module 7: Legal and Regulatory Framework
- Legal aspects of development finance agreements
and contracts.
- Regulatory considerations for cross-border
development finance.
- International legal standards for development
finance transactions.
Module 8: Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) in
Development Finance
- Role of PPPs in financing infrastructure and
public services.
- Structuring PPP agreements: risk sharing,
revenue streams, and contractual arrangements.
- Managing PPP risks and addressing challenges.
Module 9: Measuring Development Impact
- Methods for evaluating the impact of development
finance initiatives.
- Social and economic indicators for measuring
development outcomes.
- Reporting and transparency in tracking
development impact.
Module 10: Financial Innovation and Technology
- Fintech solutions for development finance and
re-financing.
- Digital platforms for crowdfunding and
microfinance.
- Blockchain and smart contracts in development
finance transactions.
Module 11: Case Studies and Best Practices
- Analyzing real-world development finance and
re-financing cases.
- Learning from successful and unsuccessful
examples.
- Lessons learned and best practices in
development finance.
Module 12: Sustainability and Ethics in Development
Finance
- Integrating environmental, social, and
governance (ESG) considerations.
- Promoting sustainable and inclusive development
through finance.
- Ethical challenges and responsible lending in
development finance.
Module 13: International Cooperation and Coordination
- Coordinating development finance efforts across
governments, international organizations, and stakeholders.
- Role of international cooperation in achieving
global development goals.
- Addressing challenges in harmonizing
development strategies.
Module 14: Future Trends and Challenges
- Emerging trends in development finance and
re-financing.
- Adapting to evolving global economic
conditions.
- Anticipating and mitigating future challenges
in development finance.
Module 15: Policy Formulation and Implementation
- Developing effective policies for development
finance and re-financing.
- Policy implementation strategies and monitoring
mechanisms.
- Navigating political and economic factors in
policy decisions.
Methodology
The
instructor led trainings are delivered using a blended learning approach and
comprises of presentations, guided sessions of practical exercise, web-based
tutorials and group work. Our facilitators are seasoned industry experts with
years of experience, working as professional and trainers in these fields.
Key Notes
a. The
participant must be conversant with English.
b. Course
duration is flexible and the contents can be modified to fit any number of
days.
c. One-year post-training support Consultation and Coaching provided
after the course.
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