This bill, introduced in December 2025, strengthens oversight and transparency requirements for the U.S. Development Finance Corporation (DFC), the federal agency that finances development and infrastructure projects abroad. The legislation expands what the DFC must report annually to Congress, requiring detailed information on how projects advance U.S. strategic interests, the actual performance of investments compared to projections, how much private capital is mobilized alongside DFC funding, and how support is distributed across countries at different development levels. The bill also requires the DFC to maintain a publicly accessible, machine-readable database with project-level details, performance metrics, and development impact assessments. These changes aim to increase accountability and help Congress and the public better evaluate whether the DFC's investments are achieving their intended development and strategic goals. The bill contains no new funding allocations or specific timelines beyond requiring these reporting and disclosure measures.
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