REQ-601-22-0013 - Political Risk Insurance - QA.docx
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This document contains a request for proposals from the United States International Development Finance Corporation seeking analysis services of the effectiveness of the organization's political risk insurance and reinsurance products. The analysis will include an assessment of approximately 14 projects spanning several geographies and sectors to derive lessons learned and support or enhance the tools' effectiveness in driving private capital to achieve positive development impacts. The International Development Finance Corporation will provide information on its political risk insurance and reinsurance product, portfolio, and details on the 14 case study projects, including underwriting assessments and monitoring reports. The final report is expected in PDF format with a PowerPoint presentation on key findings and recommendations. The anticipated start date for the project is immediate, and the contract award date will be without delay.
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REQ-601-22-0013 - Political Risk Insurance – Q&A
a. There are 136 countries classified as in-scope by the World Bank definition. Would all of those be in scope, or only those related to the 14 projects? How much detail is expected / desired for each individual country? The goal is to ascertain the current size and characteristics of the PRI market in emerging markets. We are not interested in upper income countries. We do not need country-level detail, but rather aggregated figures, as requested, broken out by World Bank country income classifications, if feasible. We would expect more country-level detail for the 14 case studies to put DFC’s impact in context.
b. Would both the internal report and external report be in Power Point? We would expect the final report to be in a PDF format. The presentation on key findings and recommendations would be in PowerPoint format.
c. What data would be provided by the DFC? DFC will provide information about DFC’s PRI and reinsurance product, portfolio, and details on the 14 projects that will be used as case studies, including project approval documents, underwriting assessments, monitoring reports, and any other project-related data at our disposal.
d. Will inputs for the OECD methodology be provided by DFC? DFC will provide information on the sources and amount of funding collected at the time of project approval, and any other data at our disposal to assess DFC’s capital mobilization impacts. Missing data will need to be collected through interviews with the DFC-supported investors. Any data limitations and assumptions made in the course of the study should be documented in the report and may constitute a recommendation as to what data DFC should collect to better assess its capital mobilization impact.
e. Who is the expected external audience of the external report and webinars? It is our intention to publicize the report on DFC’s website, with any business confidential information redated and with final approval from DFC’s General Council and External Affairs offices. If cleared for publication, DFC will work with our External Affairs office to determine relevant external audiences for a broader roll-out. These groups may include Congressional staff, NGOs, and other civil society organizations.
f. When is the anticipated start date of the project? When will the project be awarded? DFC is eager to begin the study as soon as possible, so we will not delay in awarding the contract.
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