; (B) leveraged $6,900,000,000 in private investment capital from outside the United States Government; (C) provided substantial development capital where supply was limited; (D) created or sustained more than 300,000 jobs through investment and development activities; (E) funded $80,000,000 in technical assistance to strengthen the private sector; and (F) are expected to recoup 177 percent of the original USAID funding. (7) Enterprise funds established in partnership with United States partners, such as Poland, Hungary, Albania, Russia, and other European countries, have proven beneficial to the economies of such countries. (8) Creating a similar fund in close partnership with the people of Bosnia and Herzegovina would help sustain and expand economic reform efforts in Bosnia and Herzegovina and empower entrepreneurs to create urgently needed employment opportunities. (9) Establishing an enterprise fund for Bosnia and Herzegovina would— (A) help improve financial institutions within the country; (B) provide debt, equity, and other investment vehicles for commercially viable SMEs; and (C) make the investment environment more attractive to domestic and international investors. 3. Purposes of Bosnia and Herzegovina-American Enterprise Fund (a) In general The purpose of the Bosnia and Herzegovina-American Enterprise Fund is to promote more widely shared prosperity through private sector development and the policies and practices conducive thereto in Bosnia and Herzegovina, including through loans, microloans, equity investments, insurance, guarantees, grants, feasibility studies, technical assistance, capacity building of investees and other relevant organizations, joint ventures, and other measures. (b) Promotion of private sector development The Bosnia and Herzegovina-American Enterprise Fund shall promote private sector development through— (1) the initiation and expansion of employment and profitability of private enterprises, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises