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Increased Transparency and Accountability for US Development Finance Corporation Investments.

This law significantly increases transparency and accountability for the US Development Finance Corporation (DFC), which uses public funds for global development projects. Citizens gain better insight into how funds are spent through new, detailed reporting requirements on project performance, risk, and private capital mobilization. A new public, machine-readable database will allow everyone to track the progress and impact of individual projects funded by taxpayers.
Key points
Requires the DFC to maintain a user-friendly, public database with detailed, project-level information, including performance metrics and development impact.
The government must now report to Congress on the strategic goals of projects, their actual financial health, and the level of risk taken in developing countries.
Enhanced oversight ensures better tracking of how much private capital is mobilized by public support, aiming for more efficient use of taxpayer money.
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Additional Information
Print number: 119_HR_6562
Sponsor: Rep. Castro, Joaquin [D-TX-20]