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Development Credit Authority

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DCAs do not cover interest income lost: In a country that has, for example, a 30% interest rate, the interest income would represent almost 50% of the total loan value and is not insured via the DCA. In this case, the DCA covers 50% of the principal, but only 25% of the total loan exposure.
36:. The DCA could issue guarantees up to 50% of the loan. As the credits were backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. government, private lenders could be assured particularly for loans made in local currency. 55:
USAID's Development Credit Authority was created in 1999 to mobilize local private capital through the establishment of risk sharing relationships with private financial institutions in countries covered by USAID.
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The partial loan guarantees extended by USAID, through the DFC, allowed the U.S. Government to use credit to pursue the development purposes specified under the
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https://www.usaid.gov/sites/default/files/documents/1865/DCA_One-Pager_48.pdf
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objectives. Credit assistance's been used in areas such as
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Index

United States Agency for International Development
loan guarantees
loans
Overseas Private Investment Corporation
U.S. International Development Finance Corporation
Foreign Assistance Act
Small and medium-sized enterprises
international development
microenterprise
privatization
renewable energy
climate change
"Development Credit Authority"
"20 Years of the Development Credit Authority"
Center for Strategic and International Studies
"Development Credit Authority Evaluations"
https://www.usaid.gov/sites/default/files/documents/1865/DCA_One-Pager_48.pdf
Categories
United States Agency for International Development
Development finance institutions

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