ImpactMojoDevelopment Finance 101: course notes
The money that arrives from outside the budget: multilateral and bilateral lenders and how they decide, what a loan actually is, the shift from lending to de-risking private capital, India’s own architecture from NaBFID to asset monetisation, land and environmental law, climate finance accounting, and the complaint mechanisms affected communities can use. This is the whole Development Finance 101 deck as an A4 document: every slide, two to a page, with ruled space under each pair to write your own notes.
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What's inside: 12 sections
- Why the Shape of the Money Matters
- The Institutions and Who Decides
- Instruments: What a Loan Actually Is
- From Lending to De-risking
- How a Project Gets Financed
- India's Own Architecture
- Land, Environment and Consent
- Climate Finance and Its Accounting
- Accountability: Who Can Complain
- Following the Money in Practice
- What to Check Before You Cite
- Lenders and Cases the Map Leaves Out
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