MCA Kosovo is the outcome of a collaborative partnership between the United States of America and the Republic of Kosovo, formalized through the signing of the Compact Agreement in July 2022. As a foundation, our mission revolves around executing the transformative Compact Program, reflecting the shared commitment to driving sustainable development, economic growth, and social empowerment in Kosovo. The MCC's substantial grant of $202 million provides a foundational backing for MCA Kosovo's initiatives, reflecting the joint commitment to Kosovo's sustainable growth. This partnership underscores shared values and goals, positioning MCA Kosovo as a conduit for progress and transformative change. MCA Kosovo’s central objective is to oversee and implement the Compact Program, a comprehensive initiative comprising significant projects. These projects include the Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) Project, the JETA Project focused on gender equality and workforce development, and the Accelerating Catalytic Private Investment (ACFD) Project. Together, these endeavors are strategically designed to propel Kosovo towards sustainable energy practices, inclusivity, and economic diversification.
MCC and the Government of the Republic of Kosovo signed a $202 million Compact that will transform Kosovo's energy sector to be more sustainable, inclusive, reliable and affordable. The Kosovo Compact aims to accelerate the country's transition towards an energy future that is more sustainable, inclusive, reliable, and affordable by targeting Kosovo's unreliable supply of electricity. MCC provides time-limited grants promoting economic growth, reducing poverty, and strengthening institutions. These investments in core infrastructure and policy and institutional reforms are key interventions that are improving the lives of nearly 270 million people across 46 countries and five continents. MCC investments support stability and prosperity in partner countries all while furthering American interests.