Global Funding
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Identifying World Bank InitiativesBlacklin Associates can alert companies to incoming funding streams, like the World Bank, which target specific countries for solutions that they may offer. Disaster management is a target for funding institutions since measurable benefits to a community are felt immediately. Companies who offer First-Responder solutions, emergency vehicles, mobile communication units and mobile medical solutions would qualify to compete for this funding.
“Africa: New Tools Reduce Natural Disaster Risks to prepare for disasters like floods and cyclones, countries like Mozambique and Madagascar are turning to technology.” |
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Leveraging Development Bank OpportunitiesBlacklin Associates stands ready to guide gas-efficient car and truck manufacturing companies, railway manufacturing companies and other new technology firms as more funding/financing becomes available for mega-cities as they try to decrease their pollution levels while increasing their energy efficiencies. Funding is coming from the World Bank as well for this type of initiative.
“ADB's (Asian Development Bank) Sustainable Transport Initiative, approved in 2010, has re-focused ADB transport operations on sustainability, with 30% of transport lending for urban transport and 25% for railways by 2020.” (Source: ADB Sustainable Transport Initiative Operational Plan) |
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Inter-American Development BankBlacklin Associates has a working expertise in commercializing R&D and can support companies as they take this important step in their business.
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) website highlights “Technology for a New Climate: Farmers in Northern Peru are learning to adapt to weather changes thanks to the application of WEAP, a new software that helps make decisions based on hydrological and climatic simulations.” |
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US Export-Import BanksBlacklin Associates helps both large companies and small, and where there are specific opportunities for small companies, we will both highlight and guide you through the process.
As appearing on the US Export-Import Bank’s website, Goals for Global Access, Ex-Im Bank has aligned its goals for increasing small-business export financing with President Obama's objective, as announced at his State of the Union Address in 2010, to double US exports in five years. Thus, during the FY'10 - FY'14 time period the Bank plans to:
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