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The IFC Performance Standards: understanding the complete framework and its 8 standards
The IFC Performance Standards are the most widely used reference framework in the world for managing the environmental and social risks of infrastructure projects. Their reach extends far beyond the IFC: signatory banks to the Equator Principles, co-financiers, aligned bilateral lenders—all rely on them. Mastering their architecture means understanding the common grammar of projects under international financing.
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