The Peru Country Partnership Framework (2023–2027) outlines the World Bank Group’s support for the country’s inclusive and sustainable development. The focus areas include enhancing public and social protection services, reducing territorial inequalities, and strengthening resilience to climate-related and other shocks.
The World Bank's active portfolio in Peru totals US$2.78 billion, consisting of 14 investment projects and three development policy operations. These initiatives aim to create economic opportunities for job creation, improve public services nationwide, and bolster resilience against shocks. The portfolio supports policies to achieve resilient, inclusive growth, increase productivity, enhance institutional capacity, and reduce regional disparities. Investment projects focus on infrastructure (urban transport, water and sanitation, irrigation, electricity transmission), justice services, social protection, digitalization, innovation, and health.
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) has an investment portfolio in Peru of about US$800 million, which includes US$92 million in third-party mobilization, and commitments to 12 financial and non-financial institutions. The financial sector comprises 79% of the portfolio, while infrastructure accounts for 21%. Recent notable transactions include: US$260 million to BBVA Continental for green building finance, US$100 million to MiBanco for financing small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with a focus on women-owned businesses, and US$25 million to Grupo Ransa for decarbonization efforts.
As of October 2024, the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA) had an exposure of US$1.139 billion across three projects in the financial sector, making it the fourth largest in Latin America and the eighth largest globally. Since July 2024, MIGA has issued US$403 million in guarantees for Banco Santander Peru’s mandatory reserves, with part of this supporting climate finance initiatives in Peru.
