Coalition commits $275M to a infrastructure fund in India

The United Economic Development Fund has committed $275 million to a infrastructure fund in India, structured to mobilise private and institutional capital at a multiple of the coalition's own outlay.

The commitment was originated with the member's central bank and finance ministry, aligning it to a national priority from the start, and is weighted by its return on development alongside financial return.

As with every material commitment, the financing carries a capacity-development component — the institutions, skills, and data that let results outlast the financing — and is subject to independent evaluation under the coalition's common results framework.

The United Economic Development Fund is a multilateral development-finance coalition of central banks, financial authorities, and public- and private-sector institutions. It moves patient, de-risked capital to member economies across the Américas, África, and Asia, and builds the institutions that let it compound. Media enquiries: press@uedf.org.