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Georgia Healthcare Group The senior secured loan of up to USD 25,000,000 to JSC Georgia Healthcare Group  ("GHG") consisting of (i) a committed tranche of USD 10,000,000 to be used for  the refinancing of the remaining exposure under the Resilience Framework  ("'RF") Loan provided by the Bank; and (ii) an uncommitted tranche of USD  15,000,000 to finance part of the minority shareholder buyout of GHG's  pharmaceutical business.  The committed USD 10,000,000 under the Project will refinance the remaining  exposure under the RF Loan provided by the Bank as part of its' response to the  COVID-19 pandemic. The proceeds of the RF loan were originally used to fund  short-term working capital needs as well as critical capital expenditures  required for the GHG's important role in fighting COVID-19 virus pandemic. The  proposed transaction will refinance the capex portion of the RF loan in order  to match financing with long-term nature of the capital expenditures undertaken  by GHG. The uncommitted USD 15,000,000 under the Project will partially finance  the minority shareholder buyout of GHG's pharmaceutical business, JSC Gepha.
Centerra Global A five-year revolving corporate debt facility to Centerra Gold Inc of up to US$  150 million (€ 115 million) to finance the company's capital expenditures and  working capital as well as acquisitions in the Bank's countries of operation.  The original revolving credit facility (DTM 47987) was approved by the EBRD's  Board of Directors on 27 January 2016. The EBRD and Centerra now plan to  formally include the Gatsuurt Gold Mine Project in Mongolia under the facility.  As per the facility conditions, any category A projects to be included within  the facility requires consideration and approval by the EBRD's Board of  Directors. In line with the Bank's Environmental and Social Policy (2014), the  Gatsuurt project has been categorised A and has been subject to a full  Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA), which is now disclosed (19  May 2016). The Project will be presented to the EBRD's Board of Directors on 20  July 2016 or later on a no-objection basis for inclusion in the existing  Centerra Global Revolving Credit Facility as an authorised use of the facility.  Support the development and ongoing operations of the Kumtor mine in  Kyrgyzstan, the development of the Gatsuurt deposit in Mongolia and potential  acquisitions in EBRD countries of operations.
SME RemediumCap Fund An equity commitment of up to EUR 20 million in favour of SMERemediumCap  RAIF-SCA (the "Fund").  The Fund will seek to make equity, quasi-equity and equity-related investments  primarily in over-leveraged but viable SMEs and mid-market companies in Greece,  with a view to achieving long-term capital appreciation.
RLF - FSG - ProCredit Bank Ukraine 2 Food Security Guarantee (FSG, the Facility) in the form of an unfunded  risk-sharing instrument covering up to 50 per cent of the credit risk in newly  originated sub-loans with the total value of €40 million equivalent to be  originated by Pro CroCredit Bank Ukraine (PCBU) subject to total 50 portfolio  portfolio cap.  The facility will be used to support lending to Ukrainian private companies  operating in the primary and secondary agriculture and other critical  industries (such as pharmaceuticals, food retail, transportation and  logistics), with the ultimate goal of preserving livelihoods in the country.
MSME - ACBA Bank Senior unsecured loan in the amount of up to USD 14 million to ACBA Bank for  on-lending to local private micro, small and medium enterprises ("MSMEs").  The project will support ACBA to expand lending to local SME segment. The loan  will enable ACBA to increase outreach and meet unsatisfied demand for longer  term LCY funding from SMEs.
Western Balkans - Procredit Bank Macedonia Provision of a senior unsecured loan of up to EUR 1.0m to Procredit Bank  Macedonia ("PCBM"), the 6th largest bank in North Macedonia, under the GEFF  Western Balkans Programme (the "programme" or "GEFF").  The GEFF transaction will support investments in high-performance green  technologies, materials and solutions undertaken in privately owned residential  dwellings or buildings ("sub-projects"). Sub-projects will be selected  according to technical and financial eligibility criteria set forth in the  Policy Statement for GEFF-WB. The latter will be an integral part of the loan  agreement to be signed with PCBM. 100% of the use of proceeds will be related  to Green Economy Transition ("GET") investments.
Ipoteka Bank MSME Senior Loan A total Project value of up to USD 30 million in favour of JSCMB Ipoteka-bank  ("IB") to be split between a senior MSME loan of up to USD 25 million with the  proceeds to be on-lent to eligible sub-borrowers, and TFP limit of up to USD 5  million for trade finance activities.  The MSME Loan will enable IB to increase availability of medium-term funding  for private MSMEs in Uzbekistan, which remain underserved. The Project will  contribute to the bank's expansion of its MSME Loan portfolio, including  through reaching new clients and regions outside of Tashkent. The Project will  also be contributing to furthering competition in the real economy by  increasing availability of financing to the Uzbek MSMEs.  The TFP limit will enable the bank to obtain confirmation from their letters  of credit and other trade finance instruments by confirming banks at commercial  terms. This Project will facilitate cross border trade contributing to  fostering regional connectivity and integration.
Resource EEE Partners LP II The EBRD is providing an equity commitment of up to EUR 40 million to Resource  Eastern European Equity Partners II LP (the "Fund"). The Fund will be the  successor fund to Resource Eastern European Equity Partners I LP, to which the  Bank committed to in 2009.  The Fund will seek to generate long-term capital appreciation through equity  and equity-related investments in lower mid-market companies operating in  Poland and other central and south-east European countries with a particular  focus on those operating in the consumer goods sector (including the food and  agribusiness sectors).
Zivinice Regional Solid Waste Project Construction of a regional, EU-compliant, solid waste landfill with the  introduction of waste separation and a recycling yard which will serve three  municipalities in Tuzla Canton, namely: Zivinice, Banovici and Kladanj (the  "Project"). The Project is proposed to be financed by an EBRD loan of up to EUR  6 million and co-financed with a potential investment grant of up to EUR 2  million. The EBRD sovereign loan will be provided (via a legislated cascade of  sub-loans) to the newly established regional solid waste company "Eko-Sep".  Improvement of the overall solid waste management system in the three  municipalities, a reduction of water and soil pollution, a reduction of  emissions of greenhouse gases, and a reduction of the amounts of disposed waste.
City of Zagreb Resilience Support A senior unsecured loan of up to EUR 50 million to provide emergency liquidity  support to the City of Zagreb (the "City") and its critical infrastructure  providers (together "Recipients") in order to mitigate the effect of the  COVID-19 crisis (the "Project").  The Recipients of the liquidity support from the City are:  -          Zagrebacki Holding d.o.o. ("ZGH"), the municipal holding entity  responsible for water supply and wastewater collection services, waste  management, management and maintenance of public areas and public roads in the  City.  -          Zagrebacki Elektricni Tramvaj d.o.o. ("ZET"), the public transport  provider in Zagreb and surrounding municipalities.  The proceeds of the Bank's investment will be used as liquidity support for the  City, which will provide needed working capital to critical infrastructure  providers (Recipients) to compensate for temporary revenue losses due to  COVID-19 crisis and the earthquakes that hit the Zagreb area in 2020.
Yuzhny Grain Terminal A senior secured loan to MV Cargo Ltd (the iCompanyi) to finance a greenfield  development of a new state-of-the-art private grain terminal in the Port of  Yuzhny with annual throughput capacity of up to 5.0 million tonnes of grain.  The Company will implement the project in partnership with Cargill, one of  the largest providers of food, agricultural, financial and industrial products  and services in the world, and the Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority, a state  enterprise responsible for supervising the functioning, maintenance and  development of the Ukrainian seaports and their infrastructure.  The project aims to address the existing shortage of modern deep-water grain  handling port facilities in Ukraine.
Datly Sherbet Expansion The provision of a senior secured long-term committed loan of US$ 8m loan ("Loan ") to IE Datly Sherbet (theCompany"), one of the leading confectionary  producers in Turkmenistan. The Loan will finance the first phase of the  Company's expansion.  The loan will finance purchase of equipment to diversify confectionary's  product range as part of the first development phase.
Turkey - Yapi Kredi Leasing Provision of a senior unsecured loan of up to EUR 50mn (or USD equivalent)  under the Turkey GEFF Framework to Yapi Kredi Finasal Kiralama AO ("Yapi Kredi  Leasing" or "YKL"). The proceeds of the loan will be used to finance eligible  sub-projects, selected according to the technical, financial and environmental  eligibility criteria as per the Turkey GEFF Policy Statement.  The project will enable YKL to finance green economy investments of its lessees  in areas, including among others, energy efficiency, renewable energy and  climate resilience.
Kok-Dzhangak water The proceeds of the sovereign loan to the Kyrgyz Republic will be on-lent to  the city of Kok-Jangak for the benefit of the municipal water company. A  sovereign loan of up to € 2.0 million under the KR Water and Wastewater  Framework - Extension will support the modernisation of the Kok-Jangak water  supply infrastructure. The loan will be co-financed by a € 2.0 million  investment grant from the EBRD Shareholder Special Fund.  The Project will finance critical drinking water supply improvements in  Kok-Jangak, including the rehabilitation and extension of water network, supply  and installation of water meters and testing equipment, reconstruction and new  construction of reservoir, intake facilities and water disinfection unit,  replacement of pumping equipment, construction of new wastewater treatment  facilities and reconstruction and new construction of sewer collectors.
Infinity / ib vogt Solar PV 2 Long-term senior debt financing of up to USD 27.2 million (EUR 25.0 million  equivalent) to finance the construction of a 50 MW solar photovoltaic plant  located in the proposed 1.8 GW Benban solar complex in the Aswan province of  Egypt (the "Project"). The Project will be one of the first utility scale solar  plants in Egypt and will support the country in increasing its renewable energy  capacity. The Project is part of a larger portfolio of two plants with a total  capacity of 80 MW developed in Benban by the same group of lead sponsors.  The Project will be developed under the programme implemented by the Egyptian  government offering feed-in tariffs to projects of up to 50 MW capacity to  stimulate private investment in over 4 GW of wind and solar power. This scheme  aims to support Egypt to move to a more environmentally sustainable and diverse  electricity sector by exploiting the country's vast renewable energy potential.  It is expected to improve the environmental characteristics of Egypt's power  sector by reducing emissions of local pollutants and CO2, as well as water  consumption.
Kyrgyzstan Climate Resilience Water Supply Project The provision of a sovereign loan of up to €50 million in favour of the Kyrgyz  Republic to rehabilitate the irrigation water conveyance infrastructure in the  country ("the Project"). The loan will consist of three tranches: Tranche 1 of  up to  €14.13 million, Tranche 2 of up to  €26.93 million and Tranche 3 of up  to  €8.94 million. The Tranche 1 is expected to be co-financed by a capital  grant from the EBRD Shareholder Special Fund ("SSF") in the amount of up to  €5  million.  The Project will be implemented by the State Water Resources Agency ("SWRA"  or "Client") under the government of the Kyrgyz Republic .  The proposed Project will finance the rehabilitation of the irrigation water  conveyance infrastructure, including on-farm canals, intake structures and  pumping stations in Jalalabad, Naryn and Osh regions of the Kyrgyz Republic.  The Project will include the construction and/or rehabilitation of water  intakes, pumping stations, main canals and a distribution network with a view  to deliver water from rivers to a farm land. As a result of the Project,  approximately 8,700 hectares of new irrigated land will be available for  farmers creating additional jobs for more than 14,300 rural residents.
Erste &amp;amp; Steiermarkische Bond Issue The EBRD participated in HRK 300 million, 5-year, local bond issue of Erste &amp;amp;  Steiermarkische Bank d.d. ("ESB" or "the Issuer") with the total amount of HRK  45 million invested. The proceeds of the senior bond issuance will enable ESB  to diversify its funding base and at the same time support the development of  Capital Market in Croatia. The funds will be used for ESB's regular course of  operations.  The Project will contribute to the development of the local capital market and  will improve the access of the long term LCY funding.
Hipotekarna Banka This project was approved as part of the Bank's response to the COVID-19  pandemic. To avoid delays to the delivery of this project, the Bank's President  granted a deviation from the ordinary timelines for PSD disclosure, as  contemplated by Section V of the Directive on Access to Information. Details of  the Bank's response to COVID-19, and this deviation, can be found on our  website.  Provision of a senior unsecured loan to Hipotekarna Banka AD Podgorica ("HB")  of up to EUR 5 million under the Bank's Resilience Framework ("RF").  The proceeds of the Bank's investment will be used for on-lending to eligible  sub-borrowers in accordance with the Policy Statement.
Green Cities  - Belgrade Green Boulevard A EUR 20 million loan to the City of Belgrade for financing the reconstruction  of four streets in Belgrade's city centre (Kraljice Marije, 27. marta, Dzordza  Vasingtona, Cara Dusana) which form a boulevard that stretches for 3 km in one  of city's most vibrant districts. The works will include the construction of  new tram tracks with complete tracks substructure, new overhead contact line,  new pavement structure and sidewalks, new overhead contact line, new street  lightning and traffic management system.  The Green Boulevard forms part of the programme of reconstruction and  modernisation of tram tracks and streets in Belgrade, which has been ongoing  for much of the past 15 years. As identified in the SMART Plan, this programme  responds to the need for improvement of the existing streets, integrating  improvements to traffic speeds by coordination of traffic signalling and  prioritisation of tram (and in future, bus) traffic. The main objectives are:  (i) renovation of tram tracks in central Belgrade to allow new trams to  operate, and (ii) rehabilitation and expansion of the City's main roads to  secure a better and safer traffic flow.
Egypt  Women in Business  - Reefy Microfinance Provision of a senior unsecured loan of up to EGP 80 million (EUR 4.34 million  equivalent) in favour of Reefy Microfinance Enterprise Services ("Reefy") under  the Women in Business ("WiB") programme to support women-led MSMEs. The  Programme will be supported by donor funds from the European Union SEMED MSME  Financial Inclusion Programme ("EU SEMED MSME FIP") for a portfolio-based,  risk-sharing component.  The EBRD loan will support Reefy's lending activities and expand access to  finance for underserved women-led micro-enterprises, particularly in remote  regions.
Kocaeli Hospital PPP Financing of a hospital infrastructure PPP project involving the design,  construction, equipping, financing, and maintenance of an integrated health  campus in Izmit District of Kocaeli Province, Turkey, pursuant to a 28-year  concession awarded by Turkey's Ministry of Health. Under this PPP structure,  the concessionaire will be responsible for designing, building, financing,  leasing and operating of the hospital facilities, while the provision of  medical care and services will remain the responsibility of the Ministry of  Health.  EBRD will assist in increasing private sector participation in the hospital  infrastructure sector in Turkey. In response to the need for large capacity  investments in healthcare systems, governments are seeking to tap private  sector resources and know-how to construct and manage infrastructure related  facilities more rapidly and more efficiently, while medical service provision  remains under the responsibility of the state.
Uzbekistan Karakalpakstan WPP The provision of long-term senior debt of up to USD 19.3 million for the  development, construction and operation of a wind power plant with an installed  capacity of 100 MW on a site in the Karatau mountain region in the Qorao'zak  District of Karakalpakstan, Republic of Uzbekistan. The Project will be  developed by a newly established special purpose vehicle in Uzbekistan, which  will act as the borrower for the project financing.  The ACWA Power Company of  Saudi Arabia (ACWA Power) will act as the sponsor for the project.  The Project will add 100 MW of wind generation capacity to the Uzbekistan power  system.  The project will contribute to the strategic priority of the  government of Uzbekistan to increase the share of renewable projects in the  national energy mix, assisting the country in its low-carbon transition drive.   The Project will also result in strong environmental benefits with estimated  annual CO2 emissions savings of above 178,000 tonnes.
Regional SME CSP - OTPL Serbia Provision of a senior loan of up to EUR 10 million in two equal tranches to OTP  Leasing Serbia (the "company" or "OTPL") under the Regional SME Competitiveness  Support Programme ("CSP"). The loan will be fully guaranteed by the parent, OTP  Bank Serbia ("OTP").  The project will support investments by small- and medium-sized enterprises  (SMEs) to upgrade production facilities and comply with EU Directives in  environmental protection, workers' and product safety and product quality. The  investments will be selected on the basis of technical and financial  eligibility criteria set forth in the Policy Statement for the Western Balkans  SME Competitiveness Support Programme (CSP WB). Support to SMEs is tailored as  a combination of access to finance with TC and non-TC assistance. At least 60%  of the use of the proceeds will go towards financing GET-eligible investments  in line with the Policy Statement.
Aktiva Project Provision of EUR 0.5 million loan as increase of the existing loan amount from  the current EUR 5.0 million to EUR 5.5 million to Aktiva DOO (the "company").  The proceeds of the loan will be used for the completion of a coating facility  as part of the original project to enhance the company's competitiveness in the  metal fabrication segment.
South Kazakhstan Water Supply Project A loan of up to USD 180 million to RGP Kazvodkhoz (the "Company" or the  "Borrower"), wholly owned by the Government of Kazakhstan, for rehabilitation  of the irrigation water conveyance infrastructure in South Kazakhstan, Zhambyl  and Aktobe regions of Kazakhstan (the "Project"). The loan will be backed by a  sovereign guarantee.  The Project will help the Company to rehabilitate irrigation water conveyance  infrastructure in South Kazakhstan, Zhambyl and Aktobe regions, provide rural  employment, and make the water system more efficient and resilient to the  impacts of climate change.
Green Cities  - Banja Luka District Heating Establishment of Eko Toplane (the Company) a new majority privately  owned district heating company that would build, own and operate a 49 MW  biomass boiler plant for district heating in the City Of Banja Luka. The  Company will also operate the existing district heating network and two smaller  biomass boiler plants owned by the City. The Company is 51 per cent owned by  IEE Banja Luka, a private sector sponsor, and the City holds the remaining  shares.  1. Conversion from expensive and polluting heavy fuel oil to a cheaper and less  polluting locally available wood biomass; 2. Introduction of private sector  expertise and efficiency in district heating services and 3. Commercialisation  of the financial operations through application of cost recovery tariffs.
Draexlmaier E-Mobility Participation of EUR 25 million in the up to 10-year tranches of a EUR 350  million ESG-linked Schuldschein issuance by Fritz Draexlmaier GmbH &amp;amp; Co. KG, a  German mittelstand company operating in the automotive sector with strong  presence in the EBRD's countries of operations.  The Bank's financing will go towards e-mobility linked (GET) investments in  Romania, Moldova and North Macedonia. This is in addition to supporting the ESG  goals of the issuance which are supported by all investors and which are  expressed as sustainability KPIs monitored at group level.
Raiffeisen Croatia MSME The EBRD is providing a credit line of up to EUR 20 million to Raiffeisenbank  Austria d.d., Zagreb. in Croatia. Out of the proceeds, a minimum of EUR 5  million will be used to finance eligible women-led MSME.  The projects will aim to support access to finance for Croatian MSMEs. The  Women in Business ("WiB") component will be dedicated to enhance the access to  finance for women-led MSMEs through an integrated approach to simultaneously  support the access to know-how and markets for women-led MSMEs and to assist  the development of WiB products by Raiffeisenbank Austria d.d., Zagreb.  Null Value
CA  Women in Business  Programme - Vision Fund NBFI - loan II The provision of a senior loan of up to US$ 0.5 million (in MNT equivalent) to  VisionFund NBFI LLC in Mongolia under the EBRD's Local Currency Programme. The  loan will be provided in two equal tranches as part of the Central Asian Women  in Business Programme (CA WiB) for on-lending to women-led micro, small and  medium-sized enterprises.  The project objective is to promote and support women entrepreneurship in  Mongolia and, more broadly, women's participation in business by assisting  women-led micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) to access finance,  know-how and advice, including in the country's regions. The financing gap is a  major obstacle in enabling the transition of women-led MSMEs.
TBC Bank - Svaneti HPPs The Project includes development, construction and operation of the Nakra  (9.95MW), Khelra (3.7MW) and Ipari (3.3MW) HPPs in the Svaneti region of  Georgia and will result in reduction of 13,880 tonnes of CO2 emission per annum  based on a CO2 emissions factor for Georgia of 190 g/kWh.  Null Value
Horus Bond Project Provision of an investment of USD 28 million in a USD 325 million fixed-rate,  five-year Eurobond offering, issued by Ades International Holding ("ADES" or  the "Company") and listed on the London Stock Exchange.  The bond will enable ADES to extend its debt maturity profile, diversify the  sources of funding and partially hedge its interest rate exposure by issuing a  long-dated fixed-rate instrument. By swapping an amortising loan with a 5-year  bullet facility, the company's new back-loaded repayment profile will increase  cash available for debt service and help building a more robust capitalisation.  The bond proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes including: (i)  financing of a training academy, an educational programme established by ADES  for the provision of technical training to its employees and external audiences  in the areas of technical skills, health, safety and environment; and (ii) debt  refinancing under the existing syndicated facility.