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In recent years, the accumulated external debt and budget deficits of partner countries have spurred the need for various types of financing. Thus, the EDCF provides several types of lending programs to meet developing countries’ diverse needs. Of these lending programs, the Development Project Loans and Equipment Loans for infrastructure building, detailed below, account for the largest portion to date.
Provides funds for infrastructure projects such as those involving the construction of roads, railways, hospitals, vocational training centers, and water supply and sanitation systems under the economic development plan of the partner country.
Provides funds for governments or corporations of partner countries to conduct Public-Private Partnership projects.
Provides funds to governments of developing countries to assist comprehensive sectorial or thematic development plans.
Provides funds to governments of developing countries to assist specific sector and its related subprojects with simplified procedure.
Provides funds to procure equipment and other materials needed for projects under the national development plan in specific sectors or specific regions of the partner country.
Provides funds to international development finance institutions which contribute to economic development and welfare promotion of developing countries.
Provides funds to local corporations (private sector) of developing countries conducting ODA-eligible projects.
Provides funds to make sub-loans to local corporations (private sector) through the financial institutions of the partner country for the implementation of ODA-eligible projects.