To finance a development model that is inclusive, sustainable and resilient the Dominican Republic needs to mobilise further public and private resources. On the public side, further tax revenues that reduce inequalities can be levied by rethinking the tax structure, rationalising tax exemptions, and fighting tax evasion. Similarly, there is space to improve the quality of public spending, to ensure its efficiency and increase its impact. Regarding the private sector, strengthening the role of the financial system is crucial to mobilise the necessary resources for development. Actions include further developing the banking system, strengthening the public debt market, and deepening the private debt market. The chapter first examines public finance, analysing revenue and expenditure and exploring potential areas for improvement. It then analyses the financial system and ways to improve private sector finance and further develop capital markets. Finally, the chapter presents the main conclusions and offers policy recommendations, arguing that advancing towards a more robust “financing for development” model will necessitate agreement on a comprehensive fiscal pact.