cofinance (Meaning)

cofinance

to join one or more others in providing money or funds for (something)

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The government cofinanced the research project with a grant of $5 million.
The organization relied on external cofinancing to supplement its limited internal resources.
Private investors cofinanced the construction of the new sports complex with the city government.
The cofinancing agreement ensured that both parties shared the risks and rewards of the project.
The development project was made possible through the combined cofinancing of multiple stakeholders.
The university cofinanced the graduate student's research expenses with funding from an industry partner.
The cofinancing arrangement enabled the organization to expand its operations without incurring excessive debt.
The loan agreement stipulated that the project must be cofinanced with equity investments.
The cofinancing structure of the startup provided investors with a favorable return on their investment.
The government cofinanced the infrastructure project with a combination of grants and loans.

to join one or more others in providing money or funds for (something)

endorse, champion, back, finance, advocate,refinance, aid, pay off, fund, sponsor

defund,,

The government cofinanced the research project with a grant of $5 million.

The organization relied on external cofinancing to supplement its limited internal resources.

Private investors cofinanced the construction of the new sports complex with the city government.

The cofinancing agreement ensured that both parties shared the risks and rewards of the project.