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Find similar grantsDFC Technical Assistance and Feasibility Studies is sponsored by U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC). The DFC provides funding for feasibility studies and technical assistance to accelerate project identification and preparation, ultimately attracting and supporting private investment in development outcomes.
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U.S. International Development Finance Corporation – Investment Portal U.S. International Development Finance Corporation – Submission Received Thank you for your submission. If your project meets general DFC eligibility, a DFC specialist will contact you for further details and you will be given the opportunity to submit additional information.
You may be asked to provide a business plan, budget, overview presentation, description of the management team and key stakeholders, and financial statements for the last business year (unaudited, if applicable). DFC will provide templates for digital submittal and further guidance. Please note this is not a formal application for DFC support.
Frequently Asked Questions U.S. International Development Finance Corporation – Investment Portal U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) is committed to supporting economic development and regional integration in the Balkans, especially between Kosovo and Serbia to advance the historic economic normalization agreement signed by these countries.
DFC is ready to deploy its financial tools and resources (in partnership with the private sector, including local and European financial institutions) to help create jobs, bring sustained economic benefit to both countries, and advance the peace process.
Areas of interest include, but are not limited, to infrastructure, energy, telecommunications and the digital economy, value-added manufacturing, housing, small and medium enterprise (SME) lending, agriculture, sanitation, and water resources. If you are interested in engaging with DFC, please complete the questionnaire below.
If your project meets general DFC eligibility, a DFC specialist will contact you for further details and you will be given the opportunity to submit additional information. You may be asked to provide a business plan, budget, overview presentation, description of the management team and key stakeholders, and financial statements for the last business year (unaudited, if applicable).
DFC will provide templates for digital submittal and further guidance. Please note this is not a formal application for DFC support. Frequently Asked Questions Company/Project Website (if applicable) Which DFC products are you interested in (please check all that apply)?
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Do any of the following describe your company/program (please select all that apply)? Provide a product or service that benefits/empowers women What is your company’s/project’s geographic focus (please select all that apply)? If Other, briefly describe the geographic focus.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Private sector entities or project sponsors with commercially viable and developmental project ideas in DFC-eligible countries that require assistance in the early stages of development. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
DFC Technical Assistance and Feasibility Studies is funded by U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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