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MCC Bolivia Threshold Program

The program in Bolivia will focus on two specific constraints to economic growth: macroeconomic instability and limited transportation and logistics infrastructure. There is strong U.S. interagency interest in working with Bolivia that could unlock key sectors of growth potential, including investment opportunities in transportation and extractive industries, and yield significant economic growth opportunities through trade.

U.S. GovernmentLatin American/CaribbeanOffered by Millennium Challenge Corporation

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About This Offer

The Millennium Challenge Corporation is an independent U.S. Government agency focused on unlocking growth through results-driven foreign assistance. MCC grants support large-scale infrastructure, strategic reforms, and economic modernization. MCC is unlocking growth: MCC’s singular focus on unlocking economic growth recognizes that prosperity is driven by trade, private sector growth, investments in innovation, and efficient markets. Our assistance programs catalyze private capital and champion market solutions, rather than encouraging dependency on foreign aid. To do this, MCC drives policy and institutional reforms that improve the management of public utilities and infrastructure, remove barriers to private sector competition, and modernize government administrative procedures. These reforms enable private sector investment, benefiting the overall economy. MCC and the Government of Bolivia are working to further define projects that attract strategic investment to the country as well as improve transportation and logistics planning. Both of these projects have the potential opportunities for U.S. firms looking to invest and do business in Bolivia.

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This is proposed program is currently under development. Please consult www.mcc.gov for regular updates and partnership or contracting opportunities related to this program.

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