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In Kenya, where only 25 percent of the population has access to electricity, the World Bank Group is supporting the government’s Least Cost Power Development Plan.

The need for investment in the water and sanitation sector is clear, yet private financing for water supply and sanitation in developing countries has lagged behind compared to other infrastructure sectors.

Agricultural investments are risky business, especially in the developing world.

Emerging markets are increasingly becoming locations of choice for companies in search of lower-cost operations, but it could potentially open up potential risks.

The World Bank Group is supporting the government’s Least Cost Power Development Plan.

Private equity funds face significant challenges as they seek to attract capital for investments into emerging and frontier markets.

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More than 1.3 billion people are still without access to electricity worldwide and almost all of them live in developing countries.

MIGA’s capital optimization product is designed for global retail banks with significant exposures to central banks in emerging markets.

Global demand for telecommunications continues to grow and MIGA’s investment enhances telecommunications deals and protects the bottom-line potential.

In 2009, the Government of Cameroon awarded AES Dibamba Power Development Corporation the right to develop an 86 MW thermal energy Independent Power Plant.

There are significant and unique risks associated with investing in transportation.