National Investment Infrastructure Fund (NIIF)
05 Oct 2023 3 mins Download PDF
National Investment Infrastructure Fund (NIIF)
- The NIIF was launched in 2015 as India’s first state-backed fund. JBIC will contribute 51 per cent of that figure and the rest will be contributed by India.
- for enhancing infrastructure financing by investing in greenfield (new), brownfield (existing) and stalled projects.
- The fund was set up as Category II Alternative Investment Fund (AIF). NIIF manages three funds with distinct strategies – Master Fund, Fund of Funds and Strategic Opportunities Fund.
- It will also look to boost collaboration between Indian and Japanese firms amid an “unstable world situation and problems such as a severed supply chain.
- India’s quasi-sovereign wealth fund, the National Investment and Infrastructure Fund (NIIF), and the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) launched on Wednesday a $600-million fund to invest in sustainability projects.
- The India-Japan Fund will target investment in sustainable projects in areas such as renewable energy, e-mobility and waste management.
- It will focus on investing in environmental sustainability and low carbon emission strategies.
- It aims to play the role of being a ‘partner of choice’ to further enhance Japanese investments into India
- marks NIIF’s first bilateral fund, with GoI contributing 49% of the target corpus and the remaining 51% contributed by JBIC.
- promoting Japanese investments in India
- it the strategic and economic partnership between the Japanese government and GoI.
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