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IFC pledges to pump 10 billion annually into India by 2030
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Published on 24 April 2026
Municipal bonds could be the surprising new funding route
The World Bank’s IFC says it will scale up investments in India to $10 billion per year by 2030, targeting renewable energy, urban infrastructure, and financial services. It is also exploring municipal bond financing with Indian states, a potential shift in how local projects are funded. The move underscores a deeper push to back India’s growth trajectory.
- IFC aims to reach $10 billion in annual investments in India by 2030
- Priority sectors include renewables, urban infrastructure, and financial services
- IFC is exploring municipal bond financing with Indian states
- The plan signals expanded long-term commitment to India’s growth
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