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To find ways to meet the financial needs for this project’s implementation, we are going to outline some potential sources and opportunities.

1. –Financial Instruments

A-Investment Project Financing(IPF), “is used in all sectors with a concentration in infrastructure, human development, agriculture and public administration sectors. IPF is focused on the long term(5 to 10 years)and supports a wide range of activities including capital-intensive investment, agricultural development , service delivery, credit and grant delivery(including micro-credits, community-based development and institution building.”
-Investment Project Financing(IPF) “provides IBRD loan, IDA credit/grant and guarantee  financing to governments for activities that create the physical(social) infrastructure necessary to reduce poverty and create sustainable development. In our case that is going to be very important and helpful.”
 
B-Development Policy Financing(DPF), “provides rapidly-disbursing financing to help a borrower address actual or anticipated development through a program of policy and institutional actions, improving the instrument climate addressing bottlenecks to improve service delivery and diversifying the economy. The Banks use of DPF in a country is determined in the contest of the Country Partnership Framework(CPF).”
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-Development Policy Financing(DPF), “provides IBRD loan, IDA credit/grant  and guarantee budget support to governments to fight poverty and to help active sustainable growth.”
-Also Program for-Results “links disbursement of funds directly to the delivery of defined results, helping countries impose the design and implementation of their own development programs.”
- Trust funds and Grants, “allow scaling up of activities, notably in fragile and difficult situations, enable the Bank Group to provide support.”
-Privat Sector Options “for financing and guarantee or provided by MIGA and IFC.”