• http://dx.doi.org/10.18235/0013182

Inter-American Development Bank, et al. (2025). IDB Group Impact Framework Performance Targets: Dataset. IDB Open Data. https://doi.org/10.60966/hs6a70d6

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What is this dataset?

This dataset contains the official performance targets for the IDB Group’s Institutional Strategy from 2024 to 2030. It serves as the quantitative backbone of the IDBImpact+ framework.

What is the IDB Group Impact Framework?

The Impact Framework is the measurement tool for our 2024–2030 Institutional Strategy, known as IDBImpact+. It translates our strategic goals—like reducing poverty and addressing climate change—into specific, measurable targets. This dataset tracks our progress toward those targets.

What specific metrics or targets are in this dataset?

This dataset includes the official performance targets for all three entities of the IDB Group (IDB, IDB Invest, and IDB Lab). Key indicators include:
- Projects targeting poor and vulnerable populations (%)
- Green and climate finance in IDB Group operations (%)
- Projects building climate resilience (%)
- Projects supporting gender equality (%)
- Projects supporting digital transformation (%)

Where can I find data on specific IDB projects?

This dataset provides high-level institutional targets. For information and data on specific projects, please visit the IDB's Project Hub or our Open Data Portal.

What are the IDB's primary development goals for Latin America?

Our 2024–2030 strategy is built on three core objectives:
- Reducing poverty and inequality
- Addressing climate change and protecting biodiversity
- Bolstering sustainable growth and productivity
The targets in this dataset are the primary measure of our success in these three areas.

How does the IDB measure "impact"?

We measure impact by tracking our progress against the specific targets found in this dataset. For our private-sector-facing work at IDB Invest, we also use a comprehensive tool called DELTA (Development Effectiveness Learning, Tracking, and Assessment) to score and manage the development impact of each project, from design through completion.

How does this framework relate to climate change?

Addressing climate change is a central pillar of our strategy. You will find specific, ambitious targets in this dataset for "Green and climate finance" and "Projects building climate resilience." These targets ensure we are a principal partner for the region in its transition to a net-zero, resilient economy.

Who holds the IDB accountable for meeting these targets?

We are accountable to our 48 member countries, citizens in the region, and the general public. By publishing this data, we make our commitments transparent and allow civil society, researchers, and oversight bodies to monitor our performance.

Who should use this dataset?

It’s designed for policymakers, researchers, data analysts, civil society organizations, and anyone tracking development progress in Latin America and the Caribbean.

What kind of indicators are included?

The dataset includes measurable targets across key development areas, including poverty reduction, climate action, sustainable growth, gender equality, and institutional capacity.

How is this dataset structured?

Core development objectives and thematic focus areas organize targets. Each entry includes a baseline, target year, and unit of measurement.

How does this relate to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)?

Many indicators are aligned with SDG targets, enabling users to track how IDB efforts contribute to global development commitments.

How often is this data updated?

Targets are set for the 2024–2030 period. Updates may occur if institutional strategies are revised or new metrics are introduced.

Where can I find methodology details?

Methodological notes are included in the dataset documentation, outlining indicator definitions, data sources, and calculation methods.

How can I use this data in my analysis or reporting?

You can use the dataset to benchmark progress, evaluate IDB-supported projects, or align your own development initiatives with regional priorities.

What are the main challenges to Latin American development?

The dataset identifies priority areas where the IDB Group aims to achieve measurable progress between 2024 and 2030.

These areas reflect key development challenges in the region, including:

• Poverty and inequality: Targets include increasing the share of projects that support vulnerable populations and improving access to social protection, health, and education.
• Climate change and resilience: Metrics track green finance, climate adaptation, and biodiversity protection.
• Institutional capacity and rule of law: Indicators measure progress in transparency, fiscal policy, digital government, and citizen security.
• Gender equality and inclusion: Targets include the percentage of projects supporting gender equality and diversity.
• Digital transformation and productivity: The framework includes goals for expanding digital government, innovation, and private sector competitiveness.

These targets offer a structured view of how the IDB Group is addressing core development challenges in Latin America and the Caribbean.