IDB-9: Evaluation of the IDB-9 Commitments for Haiti
Summary: An interim evaluation of what the Bank's ninth general capital increase, IDB-9, committed to Haiti and what was actually transferred. The IDB-9 agreement set an annual grant transfer of around 200 million US dollars; the report records approvals of 231.6, 231.0 and 228.0 million in successive years and examines whether the commitment was met in substance as well as in amount.
Key Findings
- Approvals exceeded the 200 million dollar annual commitment in each year reported, which the evaluation treats as a question about absorption capacity.
- Haiti was the only country to receive a dedicated grant transfer under IDB-9, so the commitment is measurable in a way most capital-increase pledges are not.
- It is an interim evaluation and reports on delivery to date.
Full Description
An interim evaluation of what the Bank's ninth general capital increase, IDB-9, committed to Haiti and what was actually transferred. The IDB-9 agreement set an annual grant transfer of around 200 million US dollars; the report records approvals of 231.6, 231.0 and 228.0 million in successive years and examines whether the commitment was met in substance as well as in amount.
How to cite
Inter-American Development Bank (IDB); Office of Evaluation and Oversight (OVE), 2013, IDB-9: Evaluation of the IDB-9 Commitments for Haiti, https://publications.iadb.org/es/idb-9-evaluacion-de-los-compromisos-del-idb-9-para-haiti
- Rights holder
- Inter-American Development Bank (IDB)|Office of Evaluation and Oversight (OVE)