The Country Office of the Dominican Republic aims to help the country return to a path of robust economic growth consistent with inclusive and sustainable development with an emphasis on transparency.
The objective of the Bank’s country strategy with the Dominican Republic for the 2021-2024 period is to assist the country in recovering a robust pace of economic growth consistent with inclusive, resilient, and sustainable development. To that end, the IDB Group will focus its actions on three areas:
(i) improvement of public management and fiscal institutional structure;
(ii) sustainable and inclusive productive reactivation; and
(iii) strengthening of human capital. During implementation issues of gender and diversity, climate change adaptation, digitalization, institutional capacity, and rule of law with an emphasis on transparency will be addressed in crosscutting fashion. These areas provide continuity with respect to the IDB Group’s work in the previous strategy period, albeit with a greater emphasis on considerations of productivity gains, inclusiveness, and institutional strengthening.
Our team on the Ground
Address: Calle César Nicolás Penson esquina Calle Leopoldo Navarro Sector Gascue, Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional, República Dominicana
(T) (1-809) 784-6400
(F) (1-809) 562-2607
Executive Director: Mario Alejandro Gaytan Gonzalez
ALTERNATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR(S):
- Ernesto Alejandro Selman Mejia
ELECTED BY: Dominican Republic and Mexico
Total Contribution: 15,945,000
Number of votes: 86,452
of the institution's ownership
Videos available in Spanish
Dominican Republic is one of the founding member countries of the IDB. Like all the shareholders, Dominican Republic appoints a Governor, who represents the country on the Board of Governors.
For day-to-day business at the Bank's Headquarters in Washington, D.C., Dominican Republic is represented by a chair on the Board of Executive Directors. The chair, shared with Mexico, is headed by an Executive Director, who is elected to a three-year term by the Governors of the Dominican Republic and Mexico.
Country strategies remain valid for one year beyond the stated period, as they remain active throughout the preparation of the following strategy.
The objective of the Bank’s country strategy with the Dominican Republic for the 2021-2024 period is to assist the country in recovering a robust pace of economic growth consistent with inclusive, resilient, and sustainable development. To that end, the IDB Group will focus its actions on three areas:
(i) improvement of public management and fiscal institutional structure;
(ii) sustainable and inclusive productive reactivation; and
(iii) strengthening of human capital. During implementation issues of gender and diversity, climate change adaptation, digitalization, institutional capacity, and rule of law with an emphasis on transparency will be addressed in crosscutting fashion. These areas provide continuity with respect to the IDB Group’s work in the previous strategy period, albeit with a greater emphasis on considerations of productivity gains, inclusiveness, and institutional strengthening.
Our team on the Ground
Address: Calle César Nicolás Penson esquina Calle Leopoldo Navarro Sector Gascue, Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional, República Dominicana
(T) (1-809) 784-6400
(F) (1-809) 562-2607
Executive Director: Mario Alejandro Gaytan Gonzalez
ALTERNATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR(S):
- Ernesto Alejandro Selman Mejia
ELECTED BY: Dominican Republic and Mexico
Total Contribution: 15,945,000
Number of votes: 86,452
of the institution's ownership
Videos available in Spanish
Dominican Republic is one of the founding member countries of the IDB. Like all the shareholders, Dominican Republic appoints a Governor, who represents the country on the Board of Governors.
For day-to-day business at the Bank's Headquarters in Washington, D.C., Dominican Republic is represented by a chair on the Board of Executive Directors. The chair, shared with Mexico, is headed by an Executive Director, who is elected to a three-year term by the Governors of the Dominican Republic and Mexico.
Country strategies remain valid for one year beyond the stated period, as they remain active throughout the preparation of the following strategy.
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