1. Isabel Hagbrink Office of External Relations Overview of the Inter-American Development Bank Isabel Hagbrink Office of External Relations

2. Inter-American Development Bank Basic Facts: the IDB Group  Founded in 1959, oldest and largest of the regional multilateral development banks  Largest source of development finance for Latin America  46 Member countries - 26 Borrowing - 20 Non-borrowing

3. Inter-American Development Bank  Expansion of membership in the 1970s  Establishment of private sector arms: –IIC (1989) –MIF (1992) –PRI (1994)  Approved over $ 130 billion in loans  Total cost of projects: $295 billion  2003: approved $6.8 billion; record disbursement of $8.1 billion Basic Facts: the IDB Group

4. Inter-American Development Bank Institutional Strategy Historical Priorities  Poverty Reduction & Social Equity  Sustainable Development & Growth 4 Pillars  Modernization of the State  Competitiveness  Social Sector Reform  Integration

5. Inter-American Development Bank Sectors of Activity Productive Agriculture Industry Finance & Basic Infrastructure Sectors Energy Transportation Telecommunications Social Education Health Urban Development Environment Water & Sanitation Reform Modernization of state and decentralization

6. Inter-American Development Bank Financial instruments Investment loans - loans to fund specific, predefined activities E.g.: civil works, training, research, software, equipment Sector loans (also Policy-Based loans, PBL) - fast disbursing loans in exchange for macro-economic and legal / institutional reforms Emergency loans – generous loans that cope with financial crises and natural disasters Technical cooperation loans & grants - Fund for Special Operations; Bank-administered Trust Funds; grants from the MIF for capacity building, market reforms, aid to competitiveness, etc. Equity Investment, Guarantees & Syndications – PRI, IIC & MIF Flexible lending instruments – innovation loans, sector facility loans and multiphase loans

7. Inter-American Development Bank IDB Organizational Chart President & EVP MIF Secretary VPO - Administration RE1 RE2 RE3 ROS PRISDS External Relations Auditor General Special Office in Europe Office in Japan OVE Executive Directors Governors Non Operational Departments

8. Inter-American Development Bank Regional Operations Departments Finance and Basic Infrastructure Div. Env. & Natural Res. Manag. Division Social Program Division State & Civil Social Progr. Division Country DivisionCountry Office Regional Departments (3)

9. Inter-American Development Bank Regional Operations Departments Region 1 Argentina Bolivia Brazil Chile Paraguay Uruguay Region 2 Belize Costa Rica Dominican Republic El Salvador Guatemala Haiti Honduras Mexico Nicaragua Panama Region 3 Barbados Bahamas Colombia Ecuador Guyana Jamaica Peru Suriname Trinidad & Tobago Venezuela

10. Inter-American Development Bank Capital Shares and Voting Power Latin America and the Caribbean Japan 5% United States 30% Canada 4%4% Non-Regional Countries 11% 50%

11. Inter-American Development Bank Project Pipeline 2004 Others 10% Social Investment, Health & Education 26% Environment, Sanitation & Urban Dev 9% Modernization of the State 25% Microenterprise 8% Energy 9% Transportation & Communication 11% Agriculture 2%

12. Inter-American Development Bank ProgrammingIdentificationPreparation Analysis Negotiation and Approval Execution and Supervision Borrower & Bank Borrower & Bank Project Cycle Borrower & Bank Bank Borrower & Bank 1-2 Years4-8 Years Borrower & Bank PROJECT OUTLINE PROCUREMENT PLAN Project ReportProject Concept Document

13. Inter-American Development Bank Sources of Information from Your Computer  IDB Homepage: www.iadb.orgwww.iadb.org  General Basic Facts: www.iadb.org/info/www.iadb.org/info/ Annual Report: www.iadb.org/aboutus/I/hi_ar.cfm?language=Englishwww.iadb.org/aboutus/I/hi_ar.cfm?language=English Sectors and Topics: www.iadb.org/exr/topics/index.htmwww.iadb.org/exr/topics/index.htm  Procedures for Consultants, Goods and Civil Works Goods & Civil Works: www.iadb.org/exr/english/business_opp/bus_opp_procurement.htmwww.iadb.org/exr/english/business_opp/bus_opp_procurement.htm Consulting: www.iadb.org/exr/english/business_opp/consult.htmwww.iadb.org/exr/english/business_opp/consult.htm  Projects Project Information & Procurement notices : http://condc05.iadb.org/idbppi/asp/mainpage.asp http://condc05.iadb.org/idbppi/asp/mainpage.asp Project Documents and Public Information Center : http://www.iadb.org/exr/pic/?language=english http://www.iadb.org/exr/pic/?language=english  Events IDB Business Seminars: http://www.iadb.org/biz/http://www.iadb.org/biz/ IDB-sponsored events: www.iadb.org/NEWS/DISPLAY/events.cfm?Language=Englishwww.iadb.org/NEWS/DISPLAY/events.cfm?Language=English

14. Inter-American Development Bank IDB Contacts IDB Contacts  External Relations/Public Information Isabel Hagbrink 202-623-1546; isabelh@iadb.orgisabelh@iadb.org Hiroko Miyakawa 202-623-2652; hirokom@iadb.orghirokom@iadb.org General Inquiries: BUSINESS@IADB.ORGBUSINESS@IADB.ORG Phone Directory: http://www.iadb.org/exr/english/aboutidb/about_idb_staff_structure.htm http://www.iadb.org/exr/english/aboutidb/about_idb_staff_structure.htm