Development Effects of Foreign Direct Investment in the Realm of the New Development Paradigm: Implications for Development Finance Institutions

Camilla Valeur Nygaard; Michael W. Hansen

Development Effects of Foreign Direct Investment in the Realm of the New Development Paradigm: Implications for Development Finance Institutions

Camilla Valeur Nygaard, Michael W. Hansen

Department of Management, Society and Communication

Roskilde University

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This essay is a contribution to the ongoing work of development finance institutions (DFIs) to further develop methodologies that capture a broader range of development effects from DFIsupported investments. Our point of departure is foreign direct investment (FDI) where DFIs invest alongside multinational enterprises (MNEs), but the framework may also be relevant for other types of DFI investments. We argue that DFIs face increasing explicit requirements from their home governments to support sustainable development through their investments, which calls for a conceptual framework to understand the potential links between FDI and sustainable development.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Impact of Development Finance Institutions on Sustainable Development : An Essay Series
Editors	Samantha Attridge, Dirk Willem te Velde, Søren Peter Andreasen
Number of pages	6
Place of Publication	London
Publisher	Overseas Development Institute
Publication date	2019
Pages	78-83
Chapter	15
Publication status	Published - 2019

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Nygaard, C. V., & Hansen, M. W. (2019). Development Effects of Foreign Direct Investment in the Realm of the New Development Paradigm: Implications for Development Finance Institutions. In S. Attridge, D. W. te Velde, & S. P. Andreasen (Eds.), Impact of Development Finance Institutions on Sustainable Development: An Essay Series (pp. 78-83). Overseas Development Institute. https://www.odi.org/sites/odi.org.uk/files/resource-documents/12892.pdf

Nygaard, Camilla Valeur ; Hansen, Michael W. / Development Effects of Foreign Direct Investment in the Realm of the New Development Paradigm : Implications for Development Finance Institutions. Impact of Development Finance Institutions on Sustainable Development: An Essay Series. editor / Samantha Attridge ; Dirk Willem te Velde ; Søren Peter Andreasen. London : Overseas Development Institute, 2019. pp. 78-83

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Development Effects of Foreign Direct Investment in the Realm of the New Development Paradigm: Implications for Development Finance Institutions. / Nygaard, Camilla Valeur; Hansen, Michael W.
Impact of Development Finance Institutions on Sustainable Development: An Essay Series. ed. / Samantha Attridge; Dirk Willem te Velde; Søren Peter Andreasen. London: Overseas Development Institute, 2019. p. 78-83.

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