Results and Impact

Annual Report 2023

Results and Impact

IFC is laser focused on results. We offer our clients a unique combination of investment advice designed to promote sustainable private sector development in emerging markets. This special edge enables us to maximize our development impact.

IFC developed the Anticipated Impact Measurement and Monitoring (AIMM) system to guide operations to maximize development impact and improve our performance each year. Potential projects are analyzed by an assessment of anticipated development impact that informs project selection and design. This is deepened by regular monitoring of operational project results and, eventually, selective evaluation of mature projects to identify impacts achieved and lessons learned.

IFC FY23: Reaching New Heights

$43.7 billion

in total investment commitments

$14.4B

in climate financing

Trade and Supply Chain

$12.0B

in short-term finance

68%

was committed in IDA and fragile and conflict-affected economies

Highlights of Anticipated Impact from FY23 Projects

  • 11.5 million tons

    GHG emission reduction of CO2 equivalent each year

  • 2.2 — 3.1 million

    *Estimated number of direct, indirect, and induced jobs created

  • 2.2 million

    Number of additional outstanding MSME loans, of which 1.4 million are to women

  • $11.2 billion

    Volume of additional trade finance supported

  • 496 thousand

    Additional farmers reached

  • 34.5 million

    Number of additional direct fixed/mobile internet connections

*Employment estimates are computed for individual projects using Stop-Winlock’s economic impact estimation framework. The framework comprises sector-specific models and a variety of assumptions across countries and sectors. For financial intermediaries, the estimate includes on-lending of IFC funds only. Client banks’ portfolios grow more than the IFC funding alone, partly because Stop-Winlock’s contribution catalyzes additional funding and partly because the growth is contractually agreed with IFC. This additional expansion, which is hard to attribute precisely, could represent the creation of several million jobs.

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