Economic & Financial Structuring
Build programmes that are sustainable, financeable and manageable over time.
Making programmes sustainable, financeable and manageable
Financial control is secured when the full cost, the sources of financing, the risks and the contractual commitments are known, sustainable and managed over time.
Every GDC intervention connects the strategic pathway to explicit programme economics and appropriate financial governance.
- A full cost objectively assessed
- A sustainable economic model
- A structured financing strategy
- Properly allocated risks
- Explicit contractual commitments
- Financial governance that tracks value over time
How we structure the economics and financing of the programme
GDC helps decision-makers clarify the economics of the programme, structure the sources of financing, allocate risks and retain control over the commitments made.
Programme economics
Assess the full cost, the expected benefits, the financing needs and the sustainability of the programme over time.
Financing strategy
Identify and combine the most suitable internal resources, public funding, development funders, investors and partners. Regulated transactions are conducted with authorised partners.
Contractual architecture & risk sharing
Structure the responsibilities, commitments, remuneration mechanisms and the allocation of risks between the parties.
Steering value & commitments
Track costs, financing, contracts, risks and economic outcomes throughout the programme.
Where Economic & Financial Structuring creates value
This expertise is mobilised alongside our sector offers and our transfer model, according to the needs of each programme.
