Fosters programmatic approaches by combining Investment Financing, Policy-Based Financing, and Technical Cooperation within a coherent framework for a series of operations over a period of up to ten years.
It is based on a diagnostic of the development challenges the CCLIP aims to address and on a theory of change with medium-to-long term development objectives.
The applicable financial terms shall be those corresponding to the specific instruments approved from time to time under the CCLIP.
Immediate Response Facility for Emergencies caused by disasters
(IRF)
Partial Credit Guarantees
(PCG)
Political Risk Guarantees
(PRG)
Specific Investment Loans
(ESP)
Contingent Credit Facility for Natural Disaster and Public Health Emergencies
(CCF)
Results-Based Loans
(LBR)
Multiple Works Financing
(GOM)
Global Credit Financing
(GCR)
Reimbursable Technical Cooperation
(TCR)
Projects Preparation, Execution and Evaluation Facility
(PROPEF)
Conditional Credit Line for Integrated Projects
(CCLIP)
Investment Financing with Deferred Drawdown Option
(IF-DDO)
Investment Guarantee
(GUA)
The Multisectoral Pre-Investment Program IV (PMP-IV) aimed to enhance the efficiency of public investment in Argentina by improving the pre-investment cycle at national, provincial, and municipal levels. The program financed feasibility studies, strengthened institutional capacity, and supported project preparation to ensure high-quality investments. With a total funding of $25 million, PMP-IV facilitated the development of a pipeline of viable and executable projects, reducing delays and increasing technical quality in infrastructure planning.
The program generated a $27.28 billion portfolio of projects ready for execution, surpassing the initial target of $5.78 billion. It financed 171 pre-investment studies, supporting strategic planning and project structuring in key sectors such as water, sanitation, transportation, and urban development. PMP-IV improved the efficiency of the pre-investment process by cutting project preparation delays by 25%—from 142 days to 107 days—surpassing the target of 120 days. Additionally, 76% of feasibility studies advanced to detailed design. The adoption of digital tools like the Project and Works Management System enhanced transparency and coordination among national and subnational governments, ensuring long-term sustainability.