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Smithsonian's "First Do No Harm" Exhibition Explores Medical History
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7 -- The Smithsonian Institution issued the following news release:
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Smithsonian's "First Do No Harm" Exhibition Explores Medical History
November 6, 2026
The Smithsonian's National Museum of American History will open "First Do No Harm," an exhibition that explores science, medical practice, public health and how practitioners, inventors, patients and communities have shaped healthcare in the United States. Featuring stories about efforts to reduce suffering, extend lives and provide better healthcare for all, the exhibition is scheduled to open to the public Friday,
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 7 -- The Smithsonian Institution issued the following news release:
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Smithsonian's "First Do No Harm" Exhibition Explores Medical History
November 6, 2026
The Smithsonian's National Museum of American History will open "First Do No Harm," an exhibition that explores science, medical practice, public health and how practitioners, inventors, patients and communities have shaped healthcare in the United States. Featuring stories about efforts to reduce suffering, extend lives and provide better healthcare for all, the exhibition is scheduled to open to the public Friday,Nov. 6, and will be on view for about three years.
Inspired by the ancient charge to "first, do no harm," healthcare practitioners have advanced medicine to improve people's lives and developed cutting-edge technologies that have revolutionized medicine. Not everyone, however, has benefited equally from medical advances, and some innovations have also raised new challenges and consequences. The core of the exhibition looks at astonishing advances but also at disparities and ramifications in the areas of health data, medical technologies, medicines and microbes. The third focal point highlights how community advocates, responding to gaps in care, have sought ways to improve health outcomes in their communities and beyond.
The exhibition opens with three case studies. The first features Maurice Hilleman, a scientist who helped develop some 40 life-saving vaccines. The second highlights the 1985 landmark study commissioned by Health and Human Services Secretary Margaret Heckler during the Reagan administration, the Report of the Secretary's Task Force on Black and Minority Health, in which the federal government for the first time acknowledged racial and ethnic health disparities in the United States. The third case study focuses on San Francisco's Chinese Benevolent Association, which in 1899 established the Tung Wah Dispensary to provide care for a community excluded from the city's hospitals. Together, these stories illustrate scientific innovation, public health challenges and community responses across different periods of American history.
"'First Do No Harm' offers a dynamic showcase of some of the most significant artifacts in the museum's collection, encompassing some of the greatest achievements in science and advances in medicine," said Anthea M. Hartig, the museum's Elizabeth MacMillan director. "Visitors will be able to explore how practitioners, patients and communities have shaped healthcare in the United States. It's a story that's challenging yet also relatable and accessible, uplifting and wonderfully human."
The exhibition will feature significant artifacts from the museum's collections related to medicine and science, paired with vibrant graphics and three thought-provoking questions to provide insight into the stories presented in the exhibition. Objects on display include:
* The Liotta Cooley artificial heart, the first artificial heart implanted in a human, 1969.
* A 1928 sample of penicillin mold from Alexander Fleming's lab, a discovery that led to the breakthrough antibiotic to treat infectious diseases.
* HIV and AIDS drugs from the 1980s and early 1990s AIDS epidemic.
* A mosquito net from the response to Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico in 2019.
* A syringe used by Jonas Salk to test the polio vaccine in 1950 and a vial of Pfizer's 2021 COVID-19 vaccine.
* A prototype scanner that Nobel Prize-winning physicist Allan M. Cormack used in experiments that helped establish the theoretical foundations of computed tomography (CT scans), 1963.
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About the Museum
Through incomparable collections, rigorous research and dynamic public outreach, the National Museum of American History seeks to empower people to create a more just and compassionate future by examining, preserving and sharing the complexity of our past. The doors of the museum are always open online, and the virtual museum continues to expand its offerings, including online exhibitions, PK-12 educational materials and programs. The public can follow the museum on social media on Instagram and Facebook. For more information, go to the museum's website. For Smithsonian information, the public may call (202) 633-1000.
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Original text here: https://www.si.edu/newsdesk/releases/smithsonians-first-do-no-harm-exhibition-explores-medical-history
Federal Home Loan Bank of New York Announces Appointment of President and Chief Executive Officer
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7 -- The Federal Home Loan Banks Office of Finance issued the following news release:
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Federal Home Loan Bank of New York Announces Appointment of President and Chief Executive Officer
November 06, 2026
The Federal Home Loan Bank ("FHLBank") of New York announced today that its board of directors has appointed Adam S. Goldstein as President and Chief Executive Officer, effective November 9, 2026.
Mr. Goldstein, age 52, has been with the FHLBank of New York since 1997 and has served as Senior Vice President and Chief Business Officer since 2015. As Senior Vice President
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 7 -- The Federal Home Loan Banks Office of Finance issued the following news release:
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Federal Home Loan Bank of New York Announces Appointment of President and Chief Executive Officer
November 06, 2026
The Federal Home Loan Bank ("FHLBank") of New York announced today that its board of directors has appointed Adam S. Goldstein as President and Chief Executive Officer, effective November 9, 2026.
Mr. Goldstein, age 52, has been with the FHLBank of New York since 1997 and has served as Senior Vice President and Chief Business Officer since 2015. As Senior Vice Presidentand Chief Business Officer, he has led major business activities at the FHLBank of New York such as its advances and letter of credit programs, the creation of its Mortgage Asset Program(R), and the development of affordable housing and community development products and programs. Mr. Goldstein previously held leadership roles in the FHLBank of New York's marketing, sales, and business development functions.
Mr. Goldstein received his bachelor's degree from the State University of New York at Oneonta and holds an MBA in Financial Marketing from Binghamton University.
For additional information, see the FHLBank of New York's Form 8-K filing on the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission website, www.sec.gov.
Created by Congress in 1932, the FHLBanks have served as a vital source of liquidity to their members throughout the economic cycles, supporting housing finance and community development across the United States. Please contact Tom Heinle at (703) 467-3646 or theinle@fhlb-of.com for additional information.
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Original text here: https://www.fhlb-of.com/news/federal-home-loan-bank-of-new-york-announces-appointment-of-president-and-chief-executive-officer/
Archives of American Art Announces New Craft Exhibition and Launches Monthly Podcast Celebrating Makers Across the Nation
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7 -- The Smithsonian Institution issued the following news release:
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Archives of American Art Announces New Craft Exhibition and Launches Monthly Podcast Celebrating Makers Across the Nation
"Materials, Methods, and Meanings: Craft in the Archives of American Art" Opens Nov. 6 and "United States of Craft" Podcast Debuts Nov. 11
November 6, 2026
The Smithsonian's Archives of American Art announced today "Materials, Methods, and Meanings: Craft in the Archives of American Art," a new exhibition exploring stories of craft that have shaped the American experience. Now on
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 7 -- The Smithsonian Institution issued the following news release:
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Archives of American Art Announces New Craft Exhibition and Launches Monthly Podcast Celebrating Makers Across the Nation
"Materials, Methods, and Meanings: Craft in the Archives of American Art" Opens Nov. 6 and "United States of Craft" Podcast Debuts Nov. 11
November 6, 2026
The Smithsonian's Archives of American Art announced today "Materials, Methods, and Meanings: Craft in the Archives of American Art," a new exhibition exploring stories of craft that have shaped the American experience. Now onview at the Lawrence A. Fleischman Gallery in the Donald W. Reynolds Center for American Art and Portraiture in Washington, D.C., the exhibition is a contribution to the Smithsonian's celebration of the United States' 250th anniversary.
The Archives also announced the launch of United States of Craft, a new monthly podcast debuting Wednesday, Nov. 11. Hosted by Glenn Adamson and Sarah Archer, the series will bring to listeners the voices and stories of makers, thinkers and visionaries shaping craft across the nation.
Featuring approximately 70 original objects from the collections of 30 artists and craft professionals, "Materials, Methods, and Meanings" brings together unique items that explore how makers across craft disciplines have shaped and transformed the field through material experimentation, the exchange of knowledge and the integration of personal histories, memories and values into their work.
The items on display focus on the postwar period and span established disciplines, including ceramics, glass, fiber, metal and wood as well as an expanding range of media. The exhibition includes material samples, artists' tools, preparatory sketches, notes and writings, news clippings, photographs and other archival materials that illuminate the experimentation, relationships and intentions behind creative work and offer a deeper understanding of craft, revealing the ideas and experiences that finished objects alone cannot convey.
The exhibition highlights items from the collections of ceramicist Toshiko Takaezu, fiber artist Lia Cook, glass artist Edris Eckhardt, woodworker George Nakashima and jewelry artist Joyce J. Scott. It also includes work from the newly acquired collections of ceramicists Otto and Gertrud Natzler, jewelry artist Jan Yager, woodworker Cheryl Riley and museum curator and leader Paul J. Smith, who played a central role in shaping the modern studio craft movement. The exhibition was organized by Archives associate curator Chyna Bounds.
United States of Craft Podcast
Extending these stories beyond the exhibition, United States of Craft, a monthly podcast hosted by Glenn Adamson and Sarah Archer, will explore the history of the studio craft movement in the United States through the people, places and pathways that have shaped and sustained it. Featuring the voices and stories of makers, thinkers and visionaries, the series invites listeners to discover the diverse perspectives and regional histories that make up the American craft landscape. The podcast's first episode will explore craft in the states of Wisconsin, New York, North Carolina, New Mexico and Hawaii.
Through the exhibition and podcast, the Archives of American Art highlights the people, ideas and networks that have shaped American craft, demonstrating how archival collections can deepen an understanding of creative practices and preserve the stories behind the objects that define them. These stories highlight the achievements of America's craft communities, celebrating their contributions to America at its 250th.
Initial funding for this project was provided by the Henry Luce Foundation, which made this exhibition possible. This project also received support from Smithsonian's Our Shared Future: 250, a Smithsonian-wide initiative commemorating the nation's 250th. Signature support for Smithsonian's Our Shared Future: 250 has been provided by Lilly Endowment Inc. Additional contributions have been made by Target. This exhibition is part of Handwork 2026, presented by Craft in America.
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About the Archives of American Art
Founded in 1954, the Archives of American Art collects, preserves and makes available primary sources documenting the history of the visual arts in the United States. The Archives' holdings encompass more than 30 million items and are accessible at its headquarters in Washington, D.C., and through its exhibitions and publications. An international leader in the digitization of archival collections, the Archives makes over 3.5 million digital images freely available online. The oral history collection at the Archives includes more than 2,600 interviews, the largest accumulation of first-person accounts of the American art world.
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Original text here: https://www.si.edu/newsdesk/releases/archives-american-art-announces-new-craft-exhibition-and-launches-monthly-podcast
SBA Launches ICAP to Modernize 7(a) Loan Origination, Streamline Workflows, and Accelerate Small Business Lending
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 -- The Small Business Administration issued the following news release:
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SBA Launches iCAP to Modernize 7(a) Loan Origination, Streamline Workflows, and Accelerate Small Business Lending
Phased Onboarding Will Open for Integrated Origination, Risk Management, and Real-Time Processing for SBA Lenders
November 5, 2026
WASHINGTON -- Today, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) announced the new Intelligent Capital Access Platform (iCAP), a modern origination, processing, and management platform designed to make SBA lending faster, simpler and more secure. The new
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 -- The Small Business Administration issued the following news release:
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SBA Launches iCAP to Modernize 7(a) Loan Origination, Streamline Workflows, and Accelerate Small Business Lending
Phased Onboarding Will Open for Integrated Origination, Risk Management, and Real-Time Processing for SBA Lenders
November 5, 2026
WASHINGTON -- Today, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) announced the new Intelligent Capital Access Platform (iCAP), a modern origination, processing, and management platform designed to make SBA lending faster, simpler and more secure. The newplatform marks a historic technology overhaul for the agency as it moves away from fragmented, decades-old software including ETRAN and the Capital Access Financial System (CAFS). By bringing the efficiency, usability, and risk controls of modern banking together, iCAP simplifies loan application preparation, accelerates review, and strengthens fraud prevention. Following consultation with SBA lenders, the agency is empowering its lenders with the tools they need -- especially community banks and rural lenders -- to deliver more loans, faster, for small businesses.
"As an agency entrusted with backing billions of dollars in small business loans, we're offering our thousands of banking partners the technology and risk management tools consistent with the demands of a modern financial institution to better serve their small business clients by clearing out decades of bureaucratic inefficiency," said SBA Administrator Kelly Loeffler. "The same discipline my team and I brought to building financial services and technology businesses now guides SBA's modernization: equipping lenders with dynamic, integrated systems that accelerate transactions, provide visibility, and strengthen risk controls instead of PDFs, piles of paperwork, and uncertainty. With iCAP, we are putting private-sector standards into practice -- replacing manual workflows with modern technology that accelerates loan review and stops fraud. SBA is transforming into a faster, more accountable partner, giving our lenders greater capacity to serve small businesses while strengthening protections for taxpayer dollars."
For two decades, SBA's legacy ETRAN origination systems went without a single major upgrade, leaving lenders to navigate cumbersome manual workflows. Over the next few months, iCAP will replace those outdated processes with the connected workflows, automated controls, and intuitive interface lenders expect from a modern banking partner. These upgrades simplify the origination process, in part to empower community and regional banks to join SBA's lender network and deliver more financing to rural America.
iCAP is available through lender.sba.gov and includes the following key capabilities:
* Real-time application validation. Automated checks flag missing or inconsistent information as lenders prepare applications, reducing submission errors, avoidable rework, and review delays.
* Single-entry data capture. Information automatically populates related application sections, eliminating duplicate entry and redundant document submissions while improving data consistency.
* Dynamic application requirements. Data fields and documentation requirements adjust to the loan type, processing method, and transaction details, streamlining application preparation.
* Integrated review and communication. Lenders and SBA reviewers work from shared screens, with in-app messaging and notifications that keep requests, responses, and supporting information within the loan workflow.
* Transaction visibility. Application status tracking and a consolidated activity record give lenders and SBA reviewers visibility into loan progress and a traceable history of actions and communications.
* Embedded fraud screening. Up-front fraud and eligibility reviews, combined with visibility into prior SBA debt, help lenders and SBA identify potential risks earlier in origination.
The launch follows a six-month pilot program that helped refine iCAP through lender participation and feedback. To date, more than 250 lenders have joined the platform, processing 2,000 loans totaling millions of dollars. The feedback during the pilot was used to refine application flows, simplify document requirements, and expand functionality to support both delegated and non-delegated lending. This approach has allowed the SBA to develop a bespoke platform cost-effectively in well under two years, without waiting for a single, years-long system replacement.
The SBA will deliver its lender experience transformation in phases. ETRAN continues to support certain functions during the transition, including post-submission changes and modification requests through ETRAN Servicing, as well as access to approved loans' Terms & Conditions documents. The new 7(a) origination application programming interface (API), which enables lenders' software systems to exchange information with SBA, is scheduled to become available in production in December 2026, with migration from the ETRAN origination interface required by June 2027; information on the phases will be provided in the coming weeks.
Although iCAP's origination capabilities currently extend only to 7(a) lending, the platform does support modernized secondary-market transactions through its Guaranty Sale application, with prepopulated documents, in-app signatures, and real-time transaction tracking. SBA's roadmap for future capabilities includes adding 504 origination, servicing, and liquidation to iCAP, bringing the same commercial-grade tools for streamlined processing, earlier risk detection, and greater transaction visibility to the 504 lending community.
The iCAP rollout anchors the agency's broader lending agenda for fiscal 2027: building an efficient, integrated lender experience to expand the agency's lending network, simplifying the 504 loan process, and surging financing to small businesses in the defense industrial base in support of initiatives such as the new Smaller War Plants Commission. By pairing modern banking tools and stronger fraud controls with simpler loan processes, the SBA is positioning itself to work with more lenders and deliver more capital to the small businesses essential to the nation's economic strength and security.
The SBA will be communicating directly with lenders to begin using the iCAP platform. All lenders will have access to loan origination in iCAP by January 1, 2027. For users originating loans in ETRAN today, no additional enrollment is needed. You will receive login instructions, live training, system guides and self-service resources. Secondary market investors may access the modernized Guaranty Sale process through the new investor.sba.gov.
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About the U.S. Small Business Administration
The U.S. Small Business Administration helps power the American dream of entrepreneurship. As the leading voice for small businesses within the federal government, the SBA empowers job creators with the resources and support they need to start, grow, and expand their businesses or recover from a declared disaster. It delivers services through an extensive network of SBA field offices and partnerships with public and private organizations. To learn more, visit www.sba.gov.
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Original text here: https://legacy.sba.gov/article/2026/11/05/sba-launches-icap-modernize-7a-loan-origination-streamline-workflows-accelerate-small-business
IDB Backs Uruguay's National Public Security Plan With $200 Million Loan
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 -- The Inter-American Development Bank issued the following news release:
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IDB Backs Uruguay's National Public Security Plan with $200 Million Loan
November 05, 2026
WASHINGTON -- The Board of Executive Directors of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) approved a $200 million loan to support Uruguay's implementation of its National Public Security Plan 2025-2035, helping the country's fight against organized crime and strengthen public security and justice.
The program will support the Ministry of the Interior, the National Police, and the Attorney General's Office.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 -- The Inter-American Development Bank issued the following news release:
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IDB Backs Uruguay's National Public Security Plan with $200 Million Loan
November 05, 2026
WASHINGTON -- The Board of Executive Directors of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) approved a $200 million loan to support Uruguay's implementation of its National Public Security Plan 2025-2035, helping the country's fight against organized crime and strengthen public security and justice.
The program will support the Ministry of the Interior, the National Police, and the Attorney General's Office.The plan will improve strategic planning and coordination across the public security sector, enhance police effectiveness in areas where criminal activity is highly concentrated, help the identification of homicide perpetrators, and increase the efficacy of investigations. It will also support police training, intelligence-led policing, stronger forensic capabilities, specialized prosecutorial training, and greater coordination in complex organized crime investigations.
"Public safety is a fundamental condition for people's well-being and the country's sustainable development. Through this program, we are supporting Uruguay in strengthening its institutional capacity to respond effectively to public safety challenges. This operation is one of the priorities of IDB's 2026-2030 Country Strategy, developed jointly with the government, and will include concrete actions and measurable results for citizens," said Miguel Porrua, IDB Group Country Representative in Uruguay.
The plan was developed with the participation of the five political parties represented in Parliament and more than 80 government, academic, civil society organizations and international development institutions.
It establishes a medium-term framework for the country's public security policy, prioritizing interventions in areas with high levels of crime and violence and among the populations most affected. The program is expected to benefit approximately 175,000 people in the targeted areas.
The $200 million policy-based loan will be financed from the IDB's Ordinary Capital. It has a 20-year amortization period, a 5.5-year grace period and a one-year disbursement period. It complements the CCLIP "More Security" approved in 2025.
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About the IDB
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), a member of the IDB Group, is devoted to improving lives across Latin America and the Caribbean. Founded in 1959, the Bank works with the region's public sector to design and enable impactful, innovative solutions for sustainable and inclusive development. Leveraging financing, technical expertise, and knowledge, it promotes growth and well-being in 26 countries. Visit our website: https://www.iadb.org/en.
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Original text here: https://www.iadb.org/en/news/idb-backs-uruguays-national-public-security-plan-200-million-loan
IDB Approves $750 Million Financial Package to Support Bolivia's Economic Stabilization Plan
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 -- The Inter-American Development Bank issued the following news release:
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IDB Approves $750 Million Financial Package to Support Bolivia's Economic Stabilization Plan
November 05, 2026
WASHINGTON -- The Board of Executive Directors of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) approved a $750 million financial package to support Bolivia's comprehensive plan for macroeconomic stabilization and fiscal reforms.
The IDB operation supports a broader reform program agreed with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in October 2026 and backed by the international community.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 -- The Inter-American Development Bank issued the following news release:
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IDB Approves $750 Million Financial Package to Support Bolivia's Economic Stabilization Plan
November 05, 2026
WASHINGTON -- The Board of Executive Directors of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) approved a $750 million financial package to support Bolivia's comprehensive plan for macroeconomic stabilization and fiscal reforms.
The IDB operation supports a broader reform program agreed with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in October 2026 and backed by the international community.
The IDB package consists of a $500 million special development loan (SDL) to provide budget support and help stabilize the economy, and a $250 million policy-based loan to support critical fiscal reforms and put the country on a path toward fiscal sustainability.
The policy-based loan is the first in a series of two programmatic operations that are technically related but financially independent. This first operation will support reforms to strengthen macrofiscal planning; improve the efficiency of public spending by rationalizing energy subsidies and payroll expenditures, and strengthening public investment, while enhancing the tax system through simpler tax policies and stronger tax administration.
The $500 million special development loan has a seven-year maturity and a three-year grace period, while the $250 million policy-based loan has a 20-year maturity and a 7.4-year grace period. Both loans have interest rates based on SOFR.
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About the IDB
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), a member of the IDB Group, is devoted to improving lives across Latin America and the Caribbean. Founded in 1959, the Bank works with the region's public sector to design and enable impactful, innovative solutions for sustainable and inclusive development. Leveraging financing, technical expertise, and
knowledge, it promotes growth and well-being in 26 countries. Visit our website: https://www.iadb.org/en.
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Original text here: https://www.iadb.org/en/news/idb-approves-750-million-financial-package-support-bolivias-economic-stabilization-plan
Colombia to Strengthen Energy Security and the Financial Sustainability of Its Power Sector With IDB Support
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 -- The Inter-American Development Bank issued the following news release:
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Colombia to Strengthen Energy Security and the Financial Sustainability of Its Power Sector with IDB Support
November 05, 2026
WASHINGTON -- The Board of Executive Directors of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) approved a $450 million Programmatic Policy-Based Loan (PBP) to help strengthen energy security and the financial sustainability of Colombia's power sector.
The operation will encourage private investment in power generation and transmission, improve the execution of public resources
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 -- The Inter-American Development Bank issued the following news release:
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Colombia to Strengthen Energy Security and the Financial Sustainability of Its Power Sector with IDB Support
November 05, 2026
WASHINGTON -- The Board of Executive Directors of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) approved a $450 million Programmatic Policy-Based Loan (PBP) to help strengthen energy security and the financial sustainability of Colombia's power sector.
The operation will encourage private investment in power generation and transmission, improve the execution of public resourcesaimed at expanding access to electricity in rural areas, promote the sector's financial sustainability, and help reduce the fiscal deficit associated with subsidies. It will also contribute to the objectives of the IDB's South Connection regional program by promoting greater integration of South America's electricity markets.
The program sets the conditions for adding 24 GW of capacity to the system and will benefit approximately 17 million users of Colombia's National Interconnected System by helping bring new supply online to close the projected deficit and strengthen energy security.
Approximately 1.3 million households that currently lack access to electricity will benefit from the gradual expansion of coverage. Private investors, developers, and financiers will have access to market mechanisms that facilitate investment in generation, transmission, and storage.
On the fiscal front, the government will benefit from reduced transfers for subsidies.
The program will drive a profound transformation of Colombia's electricity market through a set of reforms and actions that include:
* Long-term contracting auctions to finance generation and storage.
* Regulations enabling the use of batteries.
* Release of blocked grid connection capacity.
* New power transmission works in the Caribbean region.
* Regional integration with the Andean countries and Panama.
* Creation of the Single Fund for Energy Solutions (FONENERGIA) for rural electrification, which will unify and coordinate previously fragmented funding sources.
* Replacement of consumption subsidies with distributed self-generation.
The $450 million loan has a 20-year repayment term, a five-and-a-half-year grace period, and an interest rate based on SOFR.
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About the IDB
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), a member of the IDB Group, is devoted to improving lives across Latin America and the Caribbean. Founded in 1959, the Bank works with the region's public sector to design and enable impactful, innovative solutions for sustainable and inclusive development. Leveraging financing, technical expertise, and knowledge, it promotes growth and well-being in 26 countries. Visit our website: www.iadb.org/en.
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Original text here: https://www.iadb.org/en/news/colombia-strengthen-energy-security-and-financial-sustainability-its-power-sector-idb-support
