The DaNa Facility

The DaNa Facility is an innovative private sector development programme based in Myanmar, funded with £25 million from the UK Government’s Department for International Development (DFID) and running from 2016 through to December 2020.

The Facility is designed to support the transformation of the Myanmar economy with a focus on serving the needs of the poor and groups historically marginalised from the economy, such as women and people with disabilities.

Delivered by DAI Europe and KPMG, it is designed to be agile enough to work across a variety of sectors and regions in Myanmar. It is one of three components of DFID’s wider ‘Business for Shared Prosperity’ (BSP) programme, for which it serves as secretariat.

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The DaNa Facility catalyses the creation of productive jobs and increased incomes in Myanmar by working on policy, legal and regulatory reforms that support inclusive, responsible and sustainable private sector business growth.

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Partnerships and Policy Reform

The DaNa Facility’s aim is to support inclusive and sustainable economic growth in Myanmar.

To achieve this, the DaNa Facility works with civil society and non-governmental organisations (both domestic and international), the private sector, the development partner community and the Myanmar government.

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Funding Opportunities

The DaNa Facility’s aim is to support inclusive and sustainable economic growth in Myanmar. To achieve this, the DaNa Facility works with civil society and non-governmental organisations (both domestic and international), the private sector, the development partner community and the Myanmar government.

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