Development Finance Institutions (DFIs) are specialized financial institutions that provide and support economic development through a range of direct and indirect financing programs. Development finance is a combined effort of the public and private sector, but the public sector often plays a more significant role in initiating and leading development finance activities. The public sector, which includes governments and international organizations, often provides the initial funding and support for development finance institutions (DFIs) and development projects. However, private sector involvement in development finance is also critical. Private sector financing, including commercial loans, equity investments, and other financial instruments, can help to mobilize capital and drive sustainable economic growth
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