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The Growing Role of the Development Finance Institutions in International Development Policy |
Dalberg Global Development Advisers has written a report that presents the rationale for private sector investments in international development policy. It also provides data about the roles and impacts of the DFIs and links it to the broader debate about global development goals. The report can be found here.
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 Norfund is a development finance institution that serves as an instrument of Norway’s development policy. Through investment in profitable companies and the transfer of knowledge and technology, it contributes to reducing poverty and to economic progress in poor countries.
What is Development Finance?
Development finance aims to bridge the gap between commercial investments and State development aid.
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European Finance Institutions |
 Norfund is member of the European Development Finance Institutions (EDFI) which is a group of 16 bilateral institutions which provide long term finance for private sector enterprises in developing and reforming economies.
Norfund is actively participating with the other countries in various projects and has recently taken initiative to further investigation and harmonizing of the laws applicable to tax havens (domiciles). Link til EDFI.
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If you are planning to invest in developing countries or have enquiries about investment and funding please contact: |
 Information Office for Private Sector Development
The information office for Private Sector Development is a tool to assist and simplify the process for Norwegian Industry to invest in poor countries. The office represents both Norfund and Norad.
Link to www.veiledningskontoret.no
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