On this page you will find links to numerous MIGA publications, including our annual reports since 2000, and brochures and marketing briefs. Prospective clients and partners can also use this page to locate application forms, as well as sample contracts and other documents.
MIGA is committed to promoting the green economy in our projects. In FY24, MIGA delivered a record $2.5 billion in climate finance across 30 projects in 22 countries. Sustainability Report 2024...
Amidst the collapse of market finance in developing countries, Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs) emerge as crucial agents for resource mobilization in sustainable development. In the new MIGA report, "Market Finance...
MIGA is committed to sustainable development. Our third Sustainability Report explores how this commitment has been fulfilled in 2023. We provided $1.5 billion in guarantees for climate adaptation and climate mitigation...
MIGA’s new Investment Guarantee Guide provides up-to-date information about its products, terms of coverage, Small Investment Program (SIP), and application process.
MIGA is committed to sustainable development. Our second Sustainability Report explores how this commitment has been fulfilled in 2022. We provided $1.14 billion in guarantees for climate adaptation and climate mitigation...
MIGA’s mandate is to drive foreign direct investment to developing countries by providing guarantees to investors and lenders while supporting projects that reduce poverty and promote climate change mitigation...
MIGA is committed to sustainable development. Our first Sustainability Report explores how this commitment has been fulfilled in 2021. Working with our private sector clients and our public sector partners, MIGA has...
As a member of the World Bank Group, MIGA is committed to strong development impact and promoting projects that are economically, environmentally, and socially sustainable.
MIGA believes expanding collaboration among the development community in the use of political risk insurance can unlock private capital and this handbook sketches out a systematic approach to expanding partnerships.
MIGA’s mandate is to promote cross-border private investment in developing countries by providing guarantees (political risk insurance and credit enhancement) to investors and lenders.
MIGA aims to draw cross-border investment to developing economies in support of the World Bank Group’s mission of ending extreme poverty and boosting shared prosperity. In FY19, MIGA continued to facilitate FDI...
MIGA is committed to promoting the green economy in our projects. In FY24, MIGA delivered a record $2.5 billion in climate finance across 30 projects in 22 countries. Sustainability Report 2024...
Amidst the collapse of market finance in developing countries, Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs) emerge as crucial agents for resource mobilization in sustainable development. In the new MIGA report, "Market Finance...
MIGA is committed to sustainable development. Our third Sustainability Report explores how this commitment has been fulfilled in 2023. We provided $1.5 billion in guarantees for climate adaptation and climate mitigation...
MIGA’s new Investment Guarantee Guide provides up-to-date information about its products, terms of coverage, Small Investment Program (SIP), and application process.
MIGA is committed to sustainable development. Our second Sustainability Report explores how this commitment has been fulfilled in 2022. We provided $1.14 billion in guarantees for climate adaptation and climate mitigation...
MIGA’s mandate is to drive foreign direct investment to developing countries by providing guarantees to investors and lenders while supporting projects that reduce poverty and promote climate change mitigation...
MIGA is committed to sustainable development. Our first Sustainability Report explores how this commitment has been fulfilled in 2021. Working with our private sector clients and our public sector partners, MIGA has...
As a member of the World Bank Group, MIGA is committed to strong development impact and promoting projects that are economically, environmentally, and socially sustainable.
MIGA believes expanding collaboration among the development community in the use of political risk insurance can unlock private capital and this handbook sketches out a systematic approach to expanding partnerships.
MIGA’s mandate is to promote cross-border private investment in developing countries by providing guarantees (political risk insurance and credit enhancement) to investors and lenders.
MIGA aims to draw cross-border investment to developing economies in support of the World Bank Group’s mission of ending extreme poverty and boosting shared prosperity. In FY19, MIGA continued to facilitate FDI...
MIGA is committed to promoting the green economy in our projects. In FY24, MIGA delivered a record $2.5 billion in climate finance across 30 projects in 22 countries. Sustainability Report 2024...
The 2008 global financial crisis and the subsequent Eurozone crisis considerably slowed the growth and poverty reduction momentum in Albania. Government financing needs in 2015 were very high. A EUR200 million World Bank...
Sub-Saharan Africa has excellent solar resources and a sizeable need for additional power generation. However, despite falling costs globally, there are few solar power plants outside of South Africa , and their costs ar
Blackouts are an everyday event in Nigeria. A weak electricity grid and insufficient generation capacity cause widespread and regular power outages, forcing millions of people to rely on costly and polluting diesel gener
Kenya Power & Lighting Company (KPLC) is a key provider and operator in Kenya’s electricity sector. It is the single buyer of all electricity produced and the sole distributor to end users. As such, it is responsible fo
Argentina has some of the world’s best renewable energy potential, but financing the opportunity to explore it has been challenging. In early 2016, the Government of Argentina launched the RenovAr initiative. It is an au
The Kribi Gas Power project (“Kribi”) was the first infrastructure project in Cameroon to raise long-term, local currency commercial financing on a project finance basis. This came from innovative structuring and a first
For private sector borrowers, this guarantee covers debt service defaults on a commercial debt where the private borrower default is caused by a government’s failure to meet covered obligations under the project contract...
Trade finance transactions are short-term loan facilities involving a borrower and a lender that importers and exporters and domestic traders use to acquire financing.
Our Project-based payment guarantees cover defaults on non-loan-related government payment obligations (e.g., long-term offtake contracts) to private or foreign public entities arising from contracts, laws, or regulations. For...