IDB Invest reaffirms its commitment to transparency with its new Access to Information Policy
The Board of Executive Directors of IDB Invest approved its new Access to Information Policy.
With this new Policy, IDB Invest reaffirms its commitment to transparency in the exercise of its activities and strengthens its governance and responsibility, while reflecting the new Access to Information standards adopted by international financial institutions with emphasis on private sector issues.
As part of the Policy preparation process, IDB Invest opened the draft policy for Public Consultation and established a transparent dialogue that allowed for the suggestions of interested parties to be heard, giving everyone the opportunity to contribute to improving the effectiveness of the Policy.
During the Consultation, face-to-face meetings were held in Washington, D.C. and in various countries of Latin America and the Caribbean. In addition, a virtual consultation was carried out
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Access to Information Policy Implementation Guidelines
To guide the implementation of the new Access to Information Policy, IDB Invest developed implementation guidelines intended to assist IDB Invest employees in the day to day application of the policy by providing specific procedures for implementation. During development, these Guidelines were opened for virtual public consultation.
Information that is not available on the IDB Invest website may also be requested through the following channels:
• e-mail: requestinformation@idbinvest.org
• Telephone number: +1 (202) 566 - 4566
• Mailing address:
Transparency Hub
IDB Invest
1350 New York Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20577
USA
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Alejandro has over 20 years of professional experience in international business, banking, project and corporate finance, and business strategy. In the IDB Group he has previously worked as counsel at IDB Invest’s Legal Department and as investment officer at the IDB. Prior to joining the IDB Group, Alejandro was an associate at the Taylor Wessing law firm in Hamburg, with focus on technology transfer, shipbuilding, and cross border transactions. He has earned a law degree from the Javeriana University in Bogotá, master’s and doctoral degrees in law from the Carlos III University in Madrid and the University of Hamburg, and an MBA from the University of Maryland, College Park.