IFC and the Slovak Republic, Partners in Private Sector Development
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Washington, DC: World Bank
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IFC’s main government counterparts
are the Ministry of Finance and the Slovak Export-Import
Bank (Eximbank). In particular, the Ministry of Finance has
been playing an active role in supporting the involvement of
Slovak companies and technical experts in development
through the launch of dedicated platforms that provide
information on how to collaborate with IFC and, more
broadly, with the World Bank Group. In addition, the
Ministry of Finance established the Slovakia-IFC Partnership
Trust Fund (SIPF) to support IFC’s advisory activities in
manufacturing, agribusiness, information and clean
environmental technologies, and energy and resource
efficiency. The geographical priorities of the SIPF were the
Western Balkans, the Commonwealth of Independent States, and
Asia. Through the SIPF, the Slovak Republic provided over
one million in support of IFC Advisory Services. The SIPF
was closed after the funds were used.
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AGRIBUSINESS, MANUFACTURING SECTORS, ENERGY AND EXTRACTIVES, FINANCE AND GROWTH, CLEANING AFTER NATURAL DISASTERS