US-GOV-22-9000105391 U.S. International Development Finance Corporation The RMA will provide funding and services to enable eligible GHRF clients to access better data and risk mitigation solutions which will strengthen the vaccine supply chain. The RMA will fund a range of services, including conducting surveys of storage locations, supply chain risk evaluations and technology enabled data collection. U.S. International Development Finance Corporation U.S. International Development Finance Corporation U.S. International Development Finance Corporation Parsyl Inc. Date unavailable. Calculated start date is the earliest transaction date U.S. International Development Finance Corporation Allan Villabroza and Ricardo Zambrano; Ryan Bo 202-336-8400 Allan.Villabroza@dfc.gov; Ricardo.Zambrano@dfc.gov; bolesrj@state.gov 1100 New York Ave. NW Washington, DC 20527 2250800 Parsyl Inc. Health - General Medical services United States International Development Finance Corporation, Program Account 2,250,800 US-GOV-22-9000117011 U.S. International Development Finance Corporation Expanding insurance access to more vulnerable farmers (particularly women) in commercially sustainable ways. Project used debt to establish Pula RE. U.S. International Development Finance Corporation U.S. International Development Finance Corporation U.S. International Development Finance Corporation Pula Advisors Date unavailable. Calculated start date is the earliest transaction date U.S. International Development Finance Corporation Allan Villabroza and Ricardo Zambrano; Ryan Bo 202-336-8400 Allan.Villabroza@dfc.gov; Ricardo.Zambrano@dfc.gov; bolesrj@state.gov 1100 New York Ave. NW Washington, DC 20527 4884000 Pula Advisors Agriculture Agricultural development United States International Development Finance Corporation, Program Account 4,884,000 US-GOV-22-9000115670 U.S. International Development Finance Corporation The technical assistance will support the Funds Technical Assistance Facility (TAF), which will support the Fund in identifying and enabling investments that reduce negative societal impacts and address inefficiencies associated with food value chains. The TAF will also support the development of climate risk management strategies for its investees and strengthen investees capacities to meet the Funds objectives of climate change mitigation and adaptation. U.S. International Development Finance Corporation U.S. International Development Finance Corporation U.S. International Development Finance Corporation Responsibility Climate Smart Agrilculture and Food Systems Fund Date unavailable. Calculated start date is the earliest transaction date U.S. International Development Finance Corporation Allan Villabroza and Ricardo Zambrano; Ryan Bo 202-336-8400 Allan.Villabroza@dfc.gov; Ricardo.Zambrano@dfc.gov; bolesrj@state.gov 1100 New York Ave. NW Washington, DC 20527 1000000 Responsibility Climate Smart Agrilculture and Food Systems Fund Macroeconomic Foundation for Growth Macroeconomic policy United States International Development Finance Corporation, Program Account 1,000,000 US-GOV-22-9000117006 U.S. International Development Finance Corporation Create a new scalable platform that will provide the full range of equity, credit and TA to growth stage climate adaptation companies. U.S. International Development Finance Corporation U.S. International Development Finance Corporation U.S. International Development Finance Corporation Lightsmith Group, LLC Date unavailable. Calculated start date is the earliest transaction date U.S. International Development Finance Corporation Allan Villabroza and Ricardo Zambrano; Ryan Bo 202-336-8400 Allan.Villabroza@dfc.gov; Ricardo.Zambrano@dfc.gov; bolesrj@state.gov 1100 New York Ave. NW Washington, DC 20527 1307199 Lightsmith Group, LLC Financial Sector Formal sector financial intermediaries United States International Development Finance Corporation, Program Account 1,307,199 US-GOV-22-9000115742 U.S. International Development Finance Corporation The 2X Womens Initiative Technical Assistance (TA) Pilot Program will be a DFC TA facility offering a repertoire of gender focused TA activities aimed at increasing the number of DFCs gender-smart investments and enabling existing DFC clients to improve their gender equity or the gender responsiveness of their operations. The TA Program will be implemented by a consortium between Pro Mujer, Sweef Capital, and Equilo. U.S. International Development Finance Corporation U.S. International Development Finance Corporation U.S. International Development Finance Corporation Pro Mujer Guatemala S.A. Date unavailable. Calculated start date is the earliest transaction date U.S. International Development Finance Corporation Allan Villabroza and Ricardo Zambrano; Ryan Bo 202-336-8400 Allan.Villabroza@dfc.gov; Ricardo.Zambrano@dfc.gov; bolesrj@state.gov 1100 New York Ave. NW Washington, DC 20527 5000000 Pro Mujer Guatemala S.A. Macroeconomic Foundation for Growth Macroeconomic policy United States International Development Finance Corporation, Program Account 5,000,000 US-GOV-22-9000115744 U.S. International Development Finance Corporation The technical assistance to SGS will help existing DFC clients to obtain IFC Excellence in Design and Greater Efficiencies (EDGE) certifications and thereby advance DFCs leadership in green building private sector investments. U.S. International Development Finance Corporation U.S. International Development Finance Corporation U.S. International Development Finance Corporation SGS Date unavailable. Calculated start date is the earliest transaction date U.S. International Development Finance Corporation Allan Villabroza and Ricardo Zambrano; Ryan Bo 202-336-8400 Allan.Villabroza@dfc.gov; Ricardo.Zambrano@dfc.gov; bolesrj@state.gov 1100 New York Ave. NW Washington, DC 20527 500000 SGS Macroeconomic Foundation for Growth Macroeconomic policy United States International Development Finance Corporation, Program Account 500,000 US-GOV-22-9000115733 U.S. International Development Finance Corporation The technical assistance establishes the MASSIF Technical Assistance Facility (TAF), which will deliver capacity building services to eligible financial institutions that receive loans from the $75 million DFC-FMO Co-Financing Facility, with a focus on digital transformation and client protection. U.S. International Development Finance Corporation U.S. International Development Finance Corporation U.S. International Development Finance Corporation Nederlandse Financierings-Maatschappij voor Ontwikkelingslanden N.V. Date unavailable. Calculated start date is the earliest transaction date U.S. International Development Finance Corporation Allan Villabroza and Ricardo Zambrano; Ryan Bo 202-336-8400 Allan.Villabroza@dfc.gov; Ricardo.Zambrano@dfc.gov; bolesrj@state.gov 1100 New York Ave. NW Washington, DC 20527 5000000 Nederlandse Financierings-Maatschappij voor Ontwikkelingslanden N.V. Macroeconomic Foundation for Growth Macroeconomic policy United States International Development Finance Corporation, Program Account 5,000,000 US-GOV-22-9000115834 U.S. International Development Finance Corporation The technical assistance will support the delivery of gender equity, agronomic and climate resilience, and business management advisory services to Root Capital Inc.s clients in DFC eligible countries. The technical assistance will improve the developmental impact of a DFC guaranty to Root Capital Inc. U.S. International Development Finance Corporation U.S. International Development Finance Corporation U.S. International Development Finance Corporation Root Capital Date unavailable. Calculated start date is the earliest transaction date U.S. International Development Finance Corporation Allan Villabroza and Ricardo Zambrano; Ryan Bo 202-336-8400 Allan.Villabroza@dfc.gov; Ricardo.Zambrano@dfc.gov; bolesrj@state.gov 1100 New York Ave. NW Washington, DC 20527 5000000 Root Capital Macroeconomic Foundation for Growth Macroeconomic policy United States International Development Finance Corporation, Program Account 5,000,000 US-GOV-22-9000116069 U.S. International Development Finance Corporation The Customer Voice Technical Assistance (TA) facility affords DFC clients the chance to employ phone-enabled, direct-to-customer surveys to learn about the needs and experiences of their end-customers. This facility is fully funded by DFC (free to DFC clients) and is offered to DFC clients across sectors, with half of the facility dedicated to clients in the microfinance or direct-to-customer lending space. 60 Decibels, an analytics provider with extensive experience understanding and elevating the voice of end stakeholders, will be administering these surveys across countries worldwide. At its core, this TA facility helps DFC clients to: (a) understand end-customers experiences, (b) understand how DFCs clients products/services have affected their end-customers lives, and (c) identify unmet customer needs and potential improvements to products/services offered. U.S. International Development Finance Corporation U.S. International Development Finance Corporation U.S. International Development Finance Corporation 60 Decibels, Inc. Date unavailable. Calculated start date is the earliest transaction date U.S. International Development Finance Corporation Allan Villabroza and Ricardo Zambrano; Ryan Bo 202-336-8400 Allan.Villabroza@dfc.gov; Ricardo.Zambrano@dfc.gov; bolesrj@state.gov 1100 New York Ave. NW Washington, DC 20527 1000000 60 Decibels, Inc. Macroeconomic Foundation for Growth Macroeconomic policy United States International Development Finance Corporation, Program Account 1,000,000