Role of Public Development Banks & Domestic Financial Institutions in Blended Finance PPPs

__Thursday, September 18, 2025 at 2:30PM CET__

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Join Convergence alongside the World Association of PPP Units & Professionals (WAPPP) for their 'Role of Public Development Banks & Domestic Financial Institutions in Blended Finance PPPs' webinar on September 18.

National Development Banks (NDBs) are key players in long-term infrastructure financing, especially in sectors like energy, transport, agriculture, and MSMEs—areas critical to green transitions.

Owned and mandated by governments, NDBs use public funds and mobilize private and international capital to support national development goals. Unlike commercial banks, they are not solely profit-driven, allowing them to offer long-term, concessional financing for projects that may be too risky for private investors.

With public guarantees and local currency lending, NDBs help reduce project risk and improve bankability. Their strong local presence, policy alignment, and streamlined processes make them well-suited to support smaller, impactful projects and close financing gaps at the local level.

The webinar will:
1. Provide an overview of National Development Banks’ instrumental role in blended financing of infrastructure and PPPs
2. Discuss the role of MDBs in supporting National Development Banks in mobilizing capital for infrastructure
3. Showcase example of blended finance structure with NDBs and domestic Financial Institutions
4. Discuss case studies using commercial and capital markets financial solutions

Join WAPPP for this session that will explore the role of MDBs in supporting National Development Banks in mobilizing capital for infrastructure, and showcase example of blended finance structure with NDBs and MDBs.

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