By popular request, I've put together a cheat sheet for the
2013 IFAD Annual Report, which came out yesterday. Like all good cheat sheets, this
one saves you time and effort, giving key figures from the Report in bite-sized
chunks.
For a glossy cheat sheet with pictures and short stories,
take a look at the Annual Report Highlights.Here are the big numbers, correct as at 31 December 2013:
· 241 ongoing programmes and projects with an IFAD
investment of US$5.4 billion and a total value of US$12.2 billion
· 25 new programmes and projects approved in 2013
· New funding worth $884 million approved
· 63 new grants approved in 2013 worth US$50.0
million
· Total IFAD loan and grants operations since 1978: US$15.5
billion
Here's the breakdown of the big numbers region by region.
West and Central Africa
·
52 ongoing projects in 22
countries
·
US$1,042.3 million invested by IFAD in the region’s
ongoing portfolio
·
5 new programmes and projects for a total IFAD investment
of US$198.7 million
·
44 ongoing projects in 18
countries
·
US$1,183.8 million invested by IFAD in the region’s
ongoing portfolio
·
5 new programmes and projects for a total IFAD investment
of US$159.3 million
·
60 ongoing projects in 18
countries
·
US$1,765.2 million invested by IFAD in the region’s ongoing
portfolio
·
6 new programmes and projects for a total IFAD investment
of US$186.1 million
·
41 ongoing projects in 19
countries
·
US$617.9 million invested by IFAD in the region’s ongoing
portfolio
·
5 new programmes and projects for a total IFAD investment
of US$97.1 million
·
44 ongoing projects in 19
countries and Gaza and the West Bank
·
US$785.2 million invested by IFAD in the region’s ongoing
portfolio
·
4 new programmes and projects for a total IFAD investment
of US$83.9 million
If you're interested in the details of new programmes and projects, these are all covered on the AR CD-ROM. We also give a
link to projects in the pipeline if you want to keep ahead of the game.
The Annual Report isn’t just about numbers. It’s also about issues,
strategies and stories. The Programme of Work chapter gives an overview
of the main issues in each region and key areas of work with results. You’ll
also see 2013 investments and disbursements by lending terms in the regional
pie charts.
If you want to know which countries we’re working in and where we have
country offices, you can consult the map.
Last but not least, take a look at the stories from the field and learn
about some of the courageous and talented people we work with.
