OECD Guidance on Reducing Poverty and Inequalities through Development Co-operation
What it examines
Chapter 3 examines how development finance institutions and blended finance can support poverty and inequality goals. It calls for attention to additionality and development outcomes alongside the amount of private finance mobilised. BII’s inclusive score appears as an example of an approach to investment selection, drawing on earlier evidence.
Why it matters
Relevant to the UK’s objectives for BII and how its shareholder assesses investment results. This entry focuses on the guidance’s DFI and mobilisation sections, rather than the full development-cooperation agenda. The BII example cites 2022 material and is not a verification of its current scoring framework.
Institutions and themes
Related documents
Catalogue entry reviewed 16 Oct 2026. The summary describes the publication’s analysis; it does not establish that historical findings remain current.