Mobilizing Private Investment in Global Infrastructure - Video of Wilson Center Event
The Wilson Center hosted a number of experts to discuss mobilizing private investment in global infrastructure on 16 November 2023. Hon. Nisha Biswal, Deputy CEO of DFC, provided the keynote address.
I spoke on the panel hosted by the Wilson Center’s CEO’s Chief of Staff, Eddy Acevedo, on Empowering the DFC for Greater Impact. The entire event can be found at:
https://www.wilsoncenter.org/event/mobilizing-private-investment-international-infrastructure
My panel starts at 1:41:43.
The Wilson Center hosted a number of experts to discuss mobilizing private investment in global infrastructure on 16 November 2023. Hon. Nisha Biswal, Deputy CEO of DFC, provided the keynote address.
Kimberly Heimert spoke on the panel hosted by the Wilson Center’s CEO’s Chief of Staff, Eddy Acevedo, on Empowering the DFC for Greater Impact. The entire event can be found at:
https://www.wilsoncenter.org/event/mobilizing-private-investment-international-infrastructure
Kimberly’s panel starts at 1:41:43.
International Development Finance Corporation Recommendations - White Paper
The International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) is an effective economic development and foreign policy tool that contributes significantly to the energy transition. As the former General Counsel of its predecessor OPIC (Overseas Private Investment Corporation), I am in a unique position to understand the roadblocks that should be removed to make it even more effective. As a part of a study group formed by the Wahba Institute for Strategic Competition (WISC) at the Wilson Center, I worked with a number of talented colleagues to develop a list of several recommendations, along with a white paper that explains in some detail how and why these recommendations should be implemented.
The International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) is an effective economic development and foreign policy tool that contributes significantly to the energy transition. As the former General Counsel of its predecessor OPIC (Overseas Private Investment Corporation), Kimberly Heimert is in a unique position to understand the roadblocks that should be removed to make it even more effective. As a part of a study group formed by the Wahba Institute for Strategic Competition (WISC) at the Wilson Center, Kimberly worked with a number of talented colleagues to develop a list of several recommendations, along with a white paper that explains in some detail how and why these recommendations should be implemented.
Recommendations: https://www.wilsoncenter.org/publication/empowering-development-finance-corporation-greater-impact
White Paper:https://www.wilsoncenter.org/publication/strengthening-impact-development-finance-corporation