From October 12–18, the @WorldBankGroup gathers global leaders, civil society, private sector & academia to discuss the challenges facing global development. You’re invited to join this year’s #WBGMeetings. Sign up for updates: bit.ly/4xcFpuQ

Mobilizing private capital is essential to financing development at scale. The latest @WBG_IDA milestone shows how capital markets can help turn resources into investments that expand opportunity and deliver impact where it matters most. #IDAWorks

What can guarantees make possible when risk is holding investment back? Across energy, transport, digital, manufacturing, agribusiness and finance, @MIGA guarantees can help make projects more bankable, mobilize private capital and support jobs.

Reliable electricity is essential for jobs, businesses, and growth. This is how the @WorldBankGroup is working across institutions to help mobilize private investment at scale, combining @MIGA guarantees with @WBG_IDA and @IFC_org support to expand energy access in Burundi and reach millions of people by 2030.

Creating jobs at the scale developing economies need requires more capital reaching businesses that grow and hire.  That's why the @WorldBankGroup mobilized a record $112B in private capital in FY26.  More investment. More jobs. More opportunity.  bit.ly/4rj0Zg6

Tourism is helping Sierra Leone diversify its economy. A @WorldBankGroup-supported project has contributed to 35,000+ jobs, leveraged $92M+ in private investment, and helped international arrivals double. Read more: bit.ly/4hwhAZs

Celebrating a new chapter for @WBG_IDA in U.S. capital markets: IDA’s first SEC-exempt U.S. dollar global bond, raising $3 billion. This milestone broadens access for U.S. investors and mobilizes financing to help countries build the foundations for more and better jobs. bit.ly/3UKirho

When farmers work together, they can unlock opportunities that are out of reach individually. Sahyadri Farms shows how collective action can strengthen agricultural value chains, connect farmers to markets, and create new opportunities for rural businesses and jobs.

A record $112 billion in private capital mobilized by the @WorldBankGroup in FY2026. What does that mean and why does mobilizing private investment matter for businesses, growth, and jobs? Learn more: bit.ly/4rj0Zg6

Not all public institutions perform equally, even w/in the same country. Focusing on individual ministries & agencies can help policymakers identify constraints and target practical reforms that strengthen the private sector. Read more: bit.ly/4xJ28z9

More capital. Greater impact for development. The @WorldBankGroup mobilized a record $112 billion in private capital in FY26. Combined with our financing, that brought total financing to well over $200 billion. Read more on how we’re putting more capital to work for development: lnkd.in/eVHVcpfJ

RT @Paschald: Crises come faster, last longer and increasingly compound one another. At #UNGA81, I spoke about how @WorldBankGroup and @U…

By what percentage did the amount of private capital mobilized by the World Bank Group increase in FY26 compared with FY25?

Great to participate in this event and in such a rich discussion on how to mobilize more private capital for Latin America and the Caribbean. My key takeaways: the capital is there, and our region has the assets, talent and opportunities investors are looking for. But we need to build a much stronger pipeline of bankable projects, improve the business environment, and reduce the risks that hold investment back. That’s where the @WorldBankGroup can make a difference—helping countries prepare and structure investments, while using @IFC_org, @MIGA and World Bank guarantees to crowd in private capital at scale. Ultimately, success means turning that investment into higher productivity, stronger growth, and more and better jobs. Thank you, @AtlanticCouncil, @jmarczak, @adriennearsht, @ACLatAm, @Indiana_Trejos, @JAGlezAnaya and Sergio Londoño @CocaColaCo, for bringing this important conversation forward.

More private capital can mean more investment, jobs and opportunity in emerging markets. The @WorldBankGroup is changing how it works to mobilize capital at scale and deliver greater development impact. Read more from @Diop_IFC 👇

Adaptation is not only a development imperative. It is a growing economic opportunity. 
Great discussion at the #COP31 Business Forum New York Dialogue, co-hosted with @Bloomberg, on how we can mobilize more private capital for resilience. 
From cooling technologies and resilient infrastructure to insurance and risk-management solutions, businesses are developing new ways to help economies manage climate risk while creating new markets and opportunities for growth. 
At @IFC_org, our job is to help turn those opportunities into investable markets at scale. #UNGA81

Making every dollar work harder for development.  @WorldBankGroup mobilized a record $112B in private capital in FY26. Together with our own financing, that brought the total to well over $200B.  See how we’re bringing more capital to work: bit.ly/4rj0Zg6

Reliable access to electricity is essential to expanding economic opportunity, supporting jobs, and strengthening livelihoods. Through Mission 300, expanded energy access is helping entrepreneurs like Fatou in Senegal increase productivity, serve more customers, and grow their businesses. #PoweringAfrica

From pledge to launch! $25 million from #IDA to Africa50’s DRE Platform supports the Nigeria’s DRE Fund, providing the long-term risk tolerant equity investors need. See @worldbankgroup record private capital mobilization. bit.ly/4rj0Zg6

What happens when farmers have access to the right knowledge, financing, technology, and markets? Opportunity grows. Through @WorldBankGroup's #AgriConnect, agriculture in Bangladesh is becoming a pathway to stronger livelihoods, thriving rural businesses, and more jobs. Watch how AgriConnect is helping farmers build businesses and not just harvests.

The @WorldBankGroup Guarantee Platform, housed at @MIGA, issued nearly $18B in guarantees in FY 2026, up 46% year over year. Simpler access. Stronger pipelines. Greater capacity to mobilize private capital for developing economies. bit.ly/4rHO2wF