Multilateral Development Banks:
MDB's are regional multilateral finance institutions that promote economic development and social development in developing countries by providing loans, funds and technical assistance for private- and public-sector business development projects. Many multilateral development banks work in conjunction with the U.S. Department of Commerce Commeical Service to promote U.S. exports that play a large role in financing these development projects abroad.
The Multilateral Development Bank Lead Line on EXPORT.GOV now provides U.S. companies with a simple and useful resource for finding new development projects funded by MDBs. Projects from every region of the world and most industry sectors are covered. Lead Lines are released on a quarterly basis.
About MDB "Lead Line":
- Useful and simple resource for alerting companies of new development projects to be funded by Multilateral Development Banks.
- Multilateral Development Banks include: World Bank, Inter-American Development Bank, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, African Development Bank, Asian Development Bank.
- Projects are taken from every region of the world and from a large selection of industry sectors.
- Preview of current procurement opportunities that Senior Commerical Liason Officers at the MDBs consider to be worthwhile and beneficial to U.S. companies.
- MDB "Lead Lines" are released on a quarterly basis
For Current Leads and Instructions for Use Please Visit: