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The USDFC Monitor is a platform for information, reasoned analysis, practical recommendations, and evidence-based discussion of important issues that will face the United States’ new full-service development finance institution. Drawing inspiration from a similar endeavor launched by CGD to track and inform the early days of the Millennium Challenge Corporation, the USDFC Monitor to provide a mix of timely commentary and in-depth analysis.
The USDFC Monitor is part of CGD’s US Development Policy initiative that seeks to broaden the US government’s approach to development while strengthening existing foreign assistance tools.
Recent USDFC Monitors
Coordinating for Impact: Ideas to Advance DFC’s Interagency Engagement
How’s My Driving? What We Can Gauge from DFC’s First Board Meeting
Special Edition USDFC Monitor: Introducing the DFI Dashboard
USDFC Monitor: Inside the Last Five Years of OPIC’s Portfolio - Five Lessons for the DFC
USDFC Monitor: A Q&A with DFC’s Chief Executive Officer Adam Boehler
USDFC Monitor: A Q&A With CDC's Colin Buckley
USDFC Monitor: Lessons for USDFC from the Millennium Challenge Corporation
Introducing the USDFC Monitor: A Q&A with OPIC's David Bohigian
DFC’s December Board Meeting: A Fitting Bookend for the Agency’s First Year
DFC: At the Center of the US Administration’s Global Climate Agenda
Is DFC Going To Be a Development Finance Institution or a Foreign Policy Bank?
USDFC Monitor: A Q&A with Senator Chris Coons
DFC’s Third Board Meeting: LICs, Liquidity, and LNG
A Review of the 2X Women’s Initiative: Recommendations for the Biden-Harris Administration
Off to a Good Start: How the Biden-Harris Administration Can Strengthen DFC’s 2X Initiative