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Conaprole WMP Cooperativa Nacional de Productores de Leche (Conaprole) is Uruguays leading dairy producer and one of the lowest cost producers in the world. Conaprole has eight production plants that produce a wide range of dairy products including liquid milk, milk powder, yogurt, cheese, butter, ice cream, and milk by-products. Conaprole exports 55% of production, mainly in the form of milk powder.  The Project entails capacity expansion at two production plants.  At the Villa Rodriguez plant (VR or Plant 8), the existing powdered milk capacity of one 6 tons/hour spray drier with associated evaporator will be progressively expanded by the addition of a second evaporator, then a second spray drier and finally a third evaporator, to develop capacity to produce 12 tons /hour of whole or skim milk powder, with supporting investment in milk reception and processing and in utility systems.  At the Montevideo plant (CIM), the Project will expand production capacity for ice cream, desserts and yoghurt production, again with supporting investment in factory infrastructure.  The Project will increase raw milk reception from farmers by about one third. - Raw milk production is the primary source of income for over 2,000 farmers, especially in the frontier region of Rivera. The additional capacity will increase raw milk purchase from farmers, improve their livelihood, and contribute to the devevelopment of rural communities.  - IFC''s Advisory Services project provides technical assistance to small and medium farmers to help them improve productivity and profitability.  - IFC''s investments help increase Conaprole''s commitment to sustainable production and social responsibility. - The new plant will create additional jobs (both direct and indirect). - The Project will enable Conaprole, Uruguay''s largest exporter, to increase the export of milk powder and contribute to the country''s export revenue.
HDB Barging Hidrovias do Brasil S.A (HDB) is developing a barge operation in the Paraguay-Parana river system in South America through a wholly owned Uruguay-based subsidiary. The Project consists of the acquisition, operation and maintenance of a push boat and barge fleet for the transport of iron ore from Corumba in Brazil down the river system for consumption and export. The Project is expected to deploy 8 convoys in the river system with an estimated annual capacity of over 3 million tons. The proposed IFC investment will help to: (i)	increase the supply of efficient, low emission transport services on the Parana-Paraguay River System; (ii)	increase competition in the barging sector, encouraging operators to improve efficiency and reliability of service; (iii)	 create additional employment for the region; (iv)	foster South-South investments; and (v)	improve supply chain management and support the development of the iron ore and steel industries in the region with follow-on benefits for construction and industrial sectors.
Banco Montevideo BM was founded in 1941 by a group of Argentine investors. In 1951, ABN (Algemene Bank Nederland) Amro bought a third of the banks shares which were in turn sold to Deutsche Bank in 1978. During the financial turmoil of the early 1980s, BM benefited from the strong support of Deutsche Bank who ended up acquiring full control of the institution. The Velox group bought in 1992 a 35% interest in BM. A year later it assumed responsibility for the management of the institution and in 1997 it ended up owning 99% of the bank''s shares. BM has more than 1,600 corporate customers, 40% of which are small and medium-sized companies (SMEs). Most of the credit lines offered by the bank are for one-year term or less. The bank offers a broad range of retail banking products to approximately 34,000 individuals.       The purpose of the IFC investment is to fund Banco Montevideo''s expansion strategy through the acquisition of Banco Caja Obrera, currently being privatized by the Central Bank. Through this investment, IFC will assist in the revitalization of the Uruguayan banking sector by enhancing the competitive capabilities of one of the most active banks in the country. It will also support a greater role for the private banking sector, in a market still crowded out by the public sector, and it will service the largely overlooked consumer and SME segments. The IFC venture will also improve service to the retail market, currently disregarded by the banking sector, by enabling Banco Montevideo to acquire a privatized bank with a portfolio concentrated in this segment. Currently, in the retail segment, only 35% of the Uruguayan population has access to bank credits. Existing retail financing takes place mainly through retailers and credit cards at very high interest rates. The proposed investment will give Uruguayan lower-middle and middle-segments of the population greater access to bank credit. Financial support of Banco Montevideo''s acquisition might result in a demonstration effect that could pave the way for more commercial lending to these segments.
Conaprole 2019 Cooperativa Nacional de Productores de Leche (Conaprole) is Uruguays leading dairy producer and one of the lowest cost producers in the world. Conaprole has eight production plants in which they produce a wide range of dairy products including liquid milk, milk powder, yogurt, cheese, butter, ice cream, and milk by-products, both for the local and export market.   The Project consists on: i) expansion of milk powder capacity at its Villa Rodriguez plant to produce more value-added products; ii) revamp the plants waste water treatment plants; and iii) replace the existing boiler system with a more efficient one. Farmers Reached: The Project will result in a 16% additional milk intake capacity for Conaprole, which would translate into large production volumes of raw milk for the cooperative members. The production of high value-added products such as infant formula will allow Conaprole to generate better returns for its membership base. 
Environmental outcomes: Conaprole has a few areas of improvement on the E&S front (ammonia safety, occupational safety and health, waste water treatment). IFC's continued engagement together with the Cooperative's strong commitment will contribute to the adoption of best industry practices.
Orion Project The project comprises the construction of a greenfield bleached eucalyptus kraft pulp (BEKP) mill with annual capacity of one million tons in Fray Bentos (Uruguay) by Europes second largest pulp producer, OY Metsa Botnia AB (Botnia, or the sponsor) from Finland.  Uruguay is one of very few locations in the world where already existing plantations can supply the raw material for a new pulp mill of this scale.  Wood for the mill will be procured from existing plantations owned by the sponsors and from third parties within Uruguay and Argentina.
Milagro S.A.- San Miguel Uruguay S.A. San Miguel Uruguay owns and operates approximately 3,744 Ha of land in Uruguay, including 1,444 planted with sweet citrus trees. The project is primarily to modernize and expand sweet citrus plantations and associated activities consistent with the companys 2008-2017 investment plan. Specific elements of the investment include: 

- developing 1,175 ha of new irrigated plantations of sweet citrus, 
- enlarging fruit packing plants, and 
- building a new packing and an industrial processing plant. 

San Miguel Uruguay is a Uruguayan holding company, 100% owned by San Miguel Argentina, which owns 100% of the capital of Milagro S.A. and of Terminal Frutera S.A. The consolidated operation is referred to as Milagro in all text thereafter. The project is to modernize and expand the production capacity of Milagro. This will contribute to the efficiency of the sweet citrus industry in Uruguay.

The project will also contribute to maintain and generate employment and SME development in Salto.
Buquebus Project The proposed investment is a partial credit guarantee (PCG) covering a senior secured corporate loan (the Covered Loan) to be provided by Banco Santander (Uruguay), S.A. (Santander) to finance the acquisition of the worlds largest passenger electric ferry (the Project). The Project will be owned and operated by Los Cipreses S.A. (the Company or Buquebus), a Uruguayan passenger and vehicle river transport company operating in the Rio de la Plata area between Uruguay and Argentina under the Buquebus commercial name. IFC will help structure this financing as a blue loan, which would make this landmark transaction as the first blue loan in Uruguay. The main direct anticipated impact is the positive environmental effect, as the electric ferry will replace diesel vessels in the Colonia to Buenos Aires route, hence reducing the carbon footprint of ferry transportation in such area.  Beyond the project, the main expected market effect is that it will constitute a proof of concept for the implementation of mid-large scale electric ferries in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Conaprole Exp. The project entails building a powder milk plant with a capacity to produce 6 tons per hour, along with associated milk reception, storage, and wastewater-treatment infrastructure.  Additional funds will be required to finance the purchase of additional raw milk from dairy producers, and to undertake miscellaneous upgrades in existing production lines. The additional demand will create a platform for increased raw milk production from more than 2,300 cooperative members. Dairy farming is itself a significant source of employment: the Cooperative's members directly account for employment of 3,300 permanent workers, including family members. The increased volume of milk processed will result in increased revenues for all partner SMEs, such as raw milk trucks and over 60 independent distributors.

The Cooperative currently has 1,450 direct hires (200 women), and also hires about 250 seasonal employees during the peak milk-supply period. The project is developed in a province that has a higher unemployment rate and a lower income per capita than the national average. With the project, the company expects to hire about 50 additional employees (direct and seasonal) by 2010. The construction itself will employ up to 300 workers.
Humanitarian Assistance Award for health and nutrition interventions to crisis-affected populations.
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC EMERGENCY FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAM central african republic emergency food assistance program and agricultural recovery for conflict affected populations
International Disaster Assistance award in response to COVID-19 International Disaster Assistance award in response to COVID-19
USAID/OFDA Grant for Central African Republic/Complex Emergency To provide life saving WASH assistance in Lobaye and Ombella M'Poko prefectures of Central African Republic.
OFDA-2014-CAR/CE-Grant-IMC To prevent and reduce excess mortality and morbidity of vulnerable displaced people and resident communities through health, nutrition and protection interventionsProtection - $148,784Health & Nutrition - $1,036,026
Support vulnerable populations in the sectors of Food assistance, Agriculture, WASH, and protection New 12-month award to support vulnerable populations in the sectors of Food assistance, Agriculture, WASH, and protection in CAR.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Central African Republic/Complex Emergency To provide emergency ERMS, humanitarian coordination and info management, protection, and shelter assistance to IDPs, returnees, and host communities in CAR.
Contribute Central African Republic humanitarian fund Contribute Central African Republic humanitarian fund
Title II -  Central African Republic (CAR) Regional Emergency Operation (EMOP) Central African Republic (CAR) Regional EMOP: Providing critical support to populations affected by the ongoing crisis in the Central African Republic and its regional impact in Cameroon, Chad, Democratic Republic of Congo and Republic of Congo
Interim Country Strategic Plan (ICSP) for International Procurement, Regional Procurement and Food vouchers Interim country strategic plan (icsp) for international procurement, regional procurement and food vouchers
Support for humanitarian aid organizations Support for security coordination, management and information services for humanitarian aid organizations.
International Disaster Assistance award in CAR International Disaster Assistance award in CAR
Ag/FS, HCIM, Protection, Shelter and Settlements, Wash assistance to CAR This award provides life saving assistance to acute need through Ag/FS, HCIM, Protection, Shelter and Settlements, and Wash assistance to CAR.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Central African Republic/Complex Emergency New award for INSO to continue to provide essential security information and assessments to humanitarian organizations in Central African Republic.
HCIM and Shelter Emergency Humanitarian Assistance to Populations Affected by the Conflict in Central African Republic
Multi-sector humanitarian assistance To provide secure access to WASH, food security, and assistance for livelihood restoration for sub-prefectures of Bria and Batangafo.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide emergency water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH), protection, and shelter and settlements assistance to vulnerable populations.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide HCIMA, shelter, and WASH services through a rapid response mechanism for vulnerable populations.
Address emergency food security needs Award to address emergency food security needs
Humanitarian Assistance Common logistics services to improve humanitarian access and storage in response to the crisis.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide agriculture, economic recovery and market systems (ERMS), and multipurpose cash (MPCA) assistance.
To Support Multi-Sectoral Rapid Response Platform In CAR To Support Multi-Sectoral Rapid Response Platform In CAR
Emergency award for health, nutrition, and humanitarian protection activities Emergency award for health, nutrition, and humanitarian protection activities in Central African Republic.
CAR WASH and Emergency Assistance Proposal to provide Shelter, Ag/FS, WASH , CCIM in the Central African Republic (CAR)
OFDA-2014-CAR/CE-Grant-IRC To respond to urgent health and protection needs in the Ouham Pende by providing basic and reproductive health services, gender based violence (GBV) response, and community outreach services.
FY 2018 202(e) and ITSH funds in Central African Republic FY 2018 202(e) and ITSH funds in Central African Republic
Emergency food assistance To provide funding to combat food insecurity for vulnerable populations.
Multi-sector humanitarian assistance Multi-sector humanitarian assistance: Shelter, ERMS and Agriculture and Food Security Support for IDPs
Humanitarian Assistance Activity To provide health, nutrition, and protection assistance to conflict and disaster affected populations in Haute Kotto and Ouaka, Central African Republic
Emergency Food Assistance Funding to provide health and food security assistance to vulnerable population in need.
Health and Protection Assistance to CAR Program for response to acute humanitarian needs through health and protection assistance to CAR
Logistical Support to CAR This program provides life saving response to acute needs through the logistical support sector to CAR
Economic Recovery and Market Systems, Humanitarian Coordination and Information Management, Shelter and Settlements assistance to CAR This program provides humanitarian aid to respond to acute needs in CAR through ERMS, HCIM, Shelter and Settlements assistance to CAR.
Humanitarian Food Assistance Food assistance, health, nutrition and WASH support to vulnerable populations.
Emergency Food Assistance Purchase of 300 metric tons (MT) of Ready-to-Use-Supplementary Food (RUSF).
USAID/OFDA Grant for Central African Republic/Complex Emergency Logistical support for humanitarian community in CAR
Humanitarian Assistance - Provide life-saving assistance for internally displaced persons and conflict-affected persons in Central African Republic Provide life-saving assistance for internally displaced persons and conflict-affected persons in Central African Republic
Multi-sectoral Emergency Assistance Providing multi-sectoral emergency assistance to address the priority needs of the most vulnerable populations in south-east and north-east of car and supporting the humanitarian coordination through im and coordinated  assessments.
Emergency Food Assistance To support agriculture, economic recovery and market support, food security, and multi-purpose cash assistance activities.
Elections and Political Processes Provide goods, personnel, services and assistance to meet basic human needs in order to foster transition from relief according to principles of universality, impartiality and human dignity. This element should be done, when possible, as part of an integrated, coordinated and/or multi-sectoral approach.
OFDA-2014-UNICEF Promoting Resilience and Livelihoods for Communities Affected by LRA Violence in SE CAR
Title II Food Aid Program - UNICEF in Chad Title II Food Aid Program - UNICEF in Chad
Humanitarian Assistance Response fund contribution to increase access to equitable GBV/protection resources for conflict-affected communities and vulnerable populations.
Economic Recovery and Market Systems assistance to CAR This program is responding to acute humanitarian needs in CAR through emergency livelihood assistance.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Central African Republic/Complex Emergency Shelter, Logistics Support, Early Market Recovery Systems, and Protection
Bambari Emergency Food Security Project Contribute to saving lives, reducing suffering, and increasing the dignity of crisis-affected IDPs and host communities living in Bambari (Ouaka Prefecture) and Bocaranga (Ouham Pende Prefecture) by improving food security and resilience.
Humanitarian Assistance Award to support HCIMA, S&S, and ERMS in IDP and returnee populations.
Humanitarian Assistance To provide multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance to populations in need.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Central African Republic/Complex Emergency To provide agriculture and food security and economic recovery and market assistance support to conflict-affected populations in CAR.
OFDA-2014-NetHope Net Hope Revised Appeal to improve security and data communication capacity
Livelihood restoration and emergency WASH response for returning and displaced communities in Central African Republic Humanitarian Assistance - Livelihood restoration and emergency WASH response for returning and displaced communities in Central African Republic
Humanitarian Assistance A program to support the protection and well-being of children affected by armed conflicts in the Central African Republic (CAR).
Humanitarian Assistance Activty To provide shelter and NFI assistance to IDP returnees in Bangui, Bri, and Ngakobo; improved access to water in Ngakobo; and HCIM to benefit the humanitarian response.
Provide food security assistance New award to provide food security assistance in CAR
OFDA-2014-World Vision WASH, Logs on the Boali/Bakala axis in Ombella M'Poko Prefecture
Humanitarian Assistance Award for WASH, S&S, ERMs and protection support to vulnerable people.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Central African Republic/Complex Emergency To provide multi-sector emergency assistance to conflict-affected populations in CAR.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Central African Republic/Complex Emergency Emergency Assistance for Conflict and Disaster Affected Populations in North-Eastern and North-WEstern Central African Republic
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Fundeing to provide health and nutrition assistance to vulnerable populations.
OFDA-2014-CAR/CE-Grant-Mentor Emergency Malaria control and essential health care access at the community level for the conflict affected population in North West CAR.
USAID/OFDA Grant for CAR/CE Emergency Agriculture/Food Security and WASH activities for CAR composing of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene,Agriculture and Food Security sector.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to support logistical operations of the humanitarian community.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Central African Republic/Complex Emergency Emergency Livelihood Support to conflict-affected populations in Southwestern Central African Republic
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to increase access to essential protection services in order to improve the well-being and safety of women, girls, men, and boys in emergency settings.
OFDA-2014-CAR/CE-Grant-ACF Emergency water, hygiene and sanitation response for IDPs
USAID/OFDA Grant for CAR/CE Emergency Assistance for Conflict and Disaster Affected Populations in North-Eastern and North-Western CAR composing of Health,Nutrition,Protection sectors.
OFDA-2014-DRC WASH, Shelters NFI assistance to vulnerable populations Ouham, Ouham-Pende, Bamingui-Bangoran Prefectures
Humanitarian Assistance Rapid response mechanism humanitarian assistance funding.
Humanitarian Assistance Multisectoral emergency response to improve living conditions of most vulnerable populations affected by a crisis.
OFDA-2014-CAR/CE-Grant-IOM Emergency assistance for conflict affected populations in CAR - Logistics Support and Relief Commodities,Humanitarian Coordination and Info Management Activities
USAID/OFDA Grant for Central African Republic Complex Emergency Emergency agriculture and food security support to conflict-affected people on central African republic.
Humanitarian Food Assistance 10 Month emergency food assistance award in Bambari and Bangassou Car.
Food Assistance An 18 month award to support vulnerable food insecure populations in integrated food security phase classification 3 (IPC3) and above in the Central African Republic.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Central African Republic/Complex Emergency To assist families affected by the recent conflict to return to safely rebuild their homes, restore their livelihoods, and regain a sense of community.
Emergency Nutrition, Health and Child Protection Response in Central African Republic To provide emergency health, nutrition and protection services to conflict affected and vulnerable people in Central African Republic (CAR).
USAID/OFDA Grant for CAR/CE Emergency Shelter, NFIs and WASH assistance for IDPs and host community in CAR composing of Logistics Support and Relief Commodities,Water, Sanitation and Hygiene,Shelter and Settlements sectors.
OFDA-2011-C Africa Rep/CE-Grant to UNICEF for Multi-Sector Activities OFDA-2011-C Africa Rep/CE-Grant to UNICEF for Multi-Sector Activities
Emergency Assistance for Conflict and Disaster Affected Populations in North Eastern CAR Emergency Assistance for Conflict and Disaster Affected Populations in North Eastern CAR
Food Assistance Response fund international disaster assistance (IDA) support for local, regional, and international procuremnet (LRIP) food assistance to people experiencing acute food needs in the Central African Republic.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Central African Republic/Complex Emergency Improving access and quality of medical care for vulnerable conflict affected populations in Central African Republic
Emergency Food Assistance Funding to provide emergency health, nutrition, wash, and food assistance to vulnerable populations.
Humanitarian Food Assistance 13 Month award to support food assistance and agriculture activities to vulnerable populations.
Humanitarian Assistance Address the structural deficiencies of emergency logistics and transport services
Rural Roads Rehabilitation and Maintenance Program Rural Roads Rehabilitation and Maintenance Program
Humanitarian Assistance Restoration of dignified and safe living conditions, livelihoods and access to WASH services for displaced, returnee and host communities in the prefectures of Haute-Kotto, Ouham-Fafa and Mbomou, in the Central African Republic.
Humanitarian Food Assistance Emergency food assistance and strengthening of the livestock sector.
Humanitarian Assistance Support vulnerable populations through emergency health, nutrition and protection services.
Humanitarian Food Assistance Award for agriculture, food security, nutrition and WASH activities in the Central African Republic.