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CoreCo CA Fund The project consists of an IFC equity investment of up to $10 million or a maximum of 20% of total capital commitments in CoreCo Central America Fund I, L.P. (CCAF I or the Fund), a private equity fund that will invest in small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Central America.  With a target size of $65 million, the Fund will focus on underserved sectors with high growth rates, such as healthcare, IT, retail, financial and business services.  The Fund will invest in 8-12 regional services-based businesses with an investment allocation of $1 million to $5 million per company.  Managed by CoreCo Management, Inc., a well-qualified fund management with presence and business networks across Central America, the fund management team sees an opportunity in the region considering: (i) there is an underserved private equity market in the region with growing demand; (ii) the region is attractive in terms of size and consumption; and (iii) there is a favorable competitive landscape where strong demand for independent capital with good corporate governance and financial standards are required.  The Funds investment thesis and exit strategy anticipate regionalization and cross-border exits. The Fund is expected to have significant development impact in the following areas: -- encouraging economic and private sector development by providing much needed equity capital and management advice for SMEs which in return will promote job creation; -- implementing best-practice corporate governance and E&S standards at the Fund and investee level; and -- supporting regional integration.
SPV Cont Towers Continental Towers Holding Corporation (Continental or the Company) is a Central American telecommunications infrastructure sharing company created in 2008. The Project consists of the construction, operation and maintenance of towers in Central America, as well as the refinancing of its medium term debt. The Sponsor Terra Towers (Terra or the Sponsor), a Guatemalan company, founded Continental and together with a $70 million loan facility from Credit Suisse First Boston, started the Companys operations. Currently, the Company through its operating companies owns and operates about 500 towers in five Central American countries (Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Panama, and Costa Rica). The Company is seeking $120 million of funding to: i) expand its operations by doubling its capacity, bringing its total portfolio of towers to about 1,000 by the end of 2012; and ii) refinance its existing medium term debt facility. The project also contemplates a possible geographical expansion with the penetration of other countries in the region. -Improved mobile and broadband access: Access is one of the 3 pillars of IFC''s telecoms strategy, is achieved through overall business efficiency thanks to the co-location model, as the telecoms ecosystem benefits from tower costs spread amongst multiple carriers, leading to improved access (coverage, prices, provision of additional services, etc.). The other pillars i.e. mainstreaming of private and public services and the fostering of innovation, are also achieved by a more efficient telecoms industry.     - Reduced capex and lowers operating costs: For telecoms operators, the reduced costs can translate into lower cost of services for users. Potentially, operators can unlock cash from their balance sheets (in the case existing towers are sold to independent third party operators), critical in a region like Central America, where financing options are scarce.  - Telecom sector growth Infrastructure sharing is critical in further fuelling the evolution of the telecoms market, indirectly assisting in the development of mobile broadband, and more indirectly, content and applications, mobile finance and mobile advertising, as several industry segments begin converging.  -Increased competition: co-location allows smaller operators to have access to a well managed network and they can quickly roll out their network and compete more effectively.  - Environmental benefits become evident, especially in reducing the visual burden of the explosion in tower masts (i.e., as a result of mobile telephony markets with as many as 5 operators).  - The Project also assists in the creation of both direct and indirect employment opportunities.
CrediQ Project The proposed investment involves a package of long-term senior IFC loans of up to $20 million in aggregate to support the expansion of four automotive finance subsidiaries of Grupo Financiero CrediQ (CrediQ) in El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica.  

The investment will help CrediQ:

- increase the volume of its lending to small and medium sized enterprise (SME) purchasers of vehicles for commercial use;
- ease the debt repayment burden for such borrowers by providing longer tenor; and 
- diversify its funding sources. The project will help:

- increase the access to finance for the important Central American SME market segment thereby fostering its development, and 
- deepen the regional financial markets by enhancing the competitiveness of a well positioned non-bank financial institution through enabling it to provide loans of longer tenor.

The project is expected to have the following development impact indicators: 
- Increased size of CrediQs SME loan portfolios by at least 30% by 2012;
- Institution Building through an increase in CrediQs consolidated weighted average loan tenor from 4 to 5 years by 2012.

By contributing to development of the SME sector, the project will help generate additional income and reduce unemployment levels, thereby contributing to poverty alleviation. The project will also help demonstrate the profitability of lending to SMEs, which will in the long-term help to reduce borrowing costs for SMEs, further bolstering their income.
CASEIF III Ltd. The project entails a US$10 million equity commitment, not to exceed 20% of total commitments, in CASEIF III L.P. (the Fund), a ten-year closed-end private equity fund seeking to raise US$50 million to make mezzanine and equity investments in 12-15 small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Central America, the Dominican Republic, and Colombia. (i) Access to finance for SMEs: The Fund is expected to provide much needed mezzanine and equity financing to 12-15 SMEs in Central America and neighboring countries to support their growth and expansion. The lack of private capital continues to be a primary inhibitor to SME growth in developing economies, and in particular IDA countries. IFC's commitment to the Fund will help develop the private equity asset class. (ii) Job creation: The Fund is expected to generate strong job creation, and in particular in low-income, IDA, and/or violence-affected communities. (iii) Private sector development: The Fund will strengthen investees from a financial, operational, management, and ESG standpoint, and will thereby promote sustainable growth of SMEs, create strong leadership, instill good practice business models, and promote transparency. (iv) Poverty alleviation: Central America faces staggeringly high poverty rates, particularly in the two IDA countries of Nicaragua, with a poverty rate of 46%, and Honduras, with a poverty rate of 60%.  IFC's commitment will help LIM continue its mission of reducing poverty through private sector growth.
Central America Mezzanine Infrastructure Fund II The Central American Mezzanine Infrastructure Fund II LP (CAMIF II or the Fund) is a follow-on fund to the existing CAMIF fund (Fund I), in which IFC is currently an investor.  Like Fund I, CAMIF II is a 12 year mezzanine Fund that will invest in operating and new (brownfield and greenfield) medium-sized companies/projects in infrastructure and related sectors in Central America, the Caribbean, Mexico and Colombia. The Fund will make subordinated long-term US dollar loans, with current coupon and equity participation features as well as straight equity investments. The Fund will be managed by a subsidiary of LAP Latin American Partners LLC (LAP). A first closing of US$80-150M is expected in November 2013 and a second closing reaching the target amount of $250M is expected up to one year later. Reduce Infrastructure Bottlenecks: Fund will provide capital for infrastructure projects which will contribute to the competitiveness of the target region and will help eliminate critical infrastructure bottlenecks that limit growth and job creation.  Economic and Private Sector Development: Fund will provide quasi-equity and equity capital to help promote growth and job creation in local communities.  Demonstration Effects: Fund will strengthen investees from a financial and governance perspective and help them scale up their operations, thus making them more attractive targets for further investment. This will help to demonstrate the business case for private infrastructure projects and encourage more private investors to enter the sector in the target region.
Geothermal Energy Upstream Development Project Support to the government-sponsored exploration drilling and investment on geothermal exploitation to move upstream in the geothermal development process taking full advantage of Indonesia’s vast resource potential.
Promoting Sustainable Community-Based Natural Resource Management and Institutional Development Strengthen legislation, policy, and institutional capacity in decentralized forest management; improve forest management practices in target areas; develop a knowledge platform and support stakeholder capacity building
Strengthening Rights and Economies of Adat and Local Communities Project The project development objective is to improve participating indigenous people and local communities’ (IPLCs) capacity to engage in tenure security processes and livelihood opportunities from sustainable management of forest and land.
Renewable Energy Program (REP) The REP will support a pipeline of sub-projects across various RE segments of the market with primary focus on solar and mini-hydro with an aggregate capacity of up to 200 MW.  Implementation of these sub-projects will help attract private sector investments to climate-smart projects in Indonesia by demonstrating commercial viability of nascent and heretofore challenging segments, while facilitating market access to commercial financing.
Geothermal Clean Energy Investment Project Support exploration of expanded geothermal power generation capacity in the Ulubelu and Lahendong (Tompaso) geothermal fields; targeted 150 MW installed capacity, 33 MtCO2e GHG savings
DPSPIII: Indonesia Geothermal Resource Risk Mitigation Project (GREM) The project development objective is to scale up investment in geothermal energy development and support Indonesia in its efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the country. The Project has two components: Component 1 to mitigate risks in geothermal resource drilling supported through the establishment of a new financing facility; and Component 2 for technical assistance and capacity building.
Community-Focused Investments to Address Deforestation and Forest Degradation(CFI-ADD+) In line with this overall objective of the investment plan, the project aims to reduce barriers for sub-national REDD+ implementation, especially in West Kalimantan Province of Borneo Island.
Private Sector Geothermal Energy Program Facilitate commercial lending and the financial close of geothermal power projects  of private sector and state-owned enterprises borrowing without a government guarantee; 750 MW installed capacity and GHG savings 4.4 MtCO2e expected
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Emergency fod assistance and nutrition funding.
WASH and health activities for vulnerable migrants Grant to implement health and WASH program in affected area.
Humanitarian Assistance New award to provide WASH and agriculture support in Venezuela
Emergency Food Assistance Funding to provide agriculture, food assistance, and water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) support.
Humanitarian Food Assistance New award to implement nutrition, multi-purpose cash assistance (MPCA), and Risk Management Policy and Practice (RMPP) activities
Venezuela Human Rights Activity The initiative contributes to the strategic goal of protecting democratic space, and increasing the capacity of independent civil society groups. The accumulation of power within Venezuela's Executive Branch has negatively impacted basic human rights of Venezuelans. Sectors such as media and civil society that would normally serve as watchdogs against human-rights/political-rights violations are limited by financing, intimidation, regulations and legal constraints that impede free and legitimate operation.
Emergency Food Assistance Food, agriculture, water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH), ERMS, and HCIMA assistance.
Advancing Democracy in Venezuela - Civil Society Program Advancing Democracy in Venezuela - Civil Society Program
Humanitarian Food Assistance Fund food assistance (school feeding) and WASH activities.
Emergency Assistance To The Conflict-Affect Population In Venezuela New Award (Cooperative Agreement) To Project Hope To Support The Implementation Of Health And Wash Program Entitled, "Emergency Assistance To The Conflict-Affect Population In Venezuela".
Advancing Democracy in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) The activity helps citizens defend their rights against government abuses in several countries of Latin America and the Caribbean. The activity supports activists from Guatemala, Nicaragua, Venezuela and Cuba in documenting and presenting evidence of their governments abuses to international organizations
Health System Strengthening Strengthening the health system for improved infection prevention, control, and treatment for COVID-19, while enhancing access to NMCH, nutrition WASH and child protection services to improve children's health, survival and development.
Pilot Economic Recovery Activities Support pilot agriculture activities that test certain hypotheses of what might work for agriculture and economic recovery.
Humanitarian Food Assistance The program aims to mitigate the immediate needs of primary health services, non-food items, and food security presented by the vulnerable population living in selected communities especially for indigenous groups.
Protection and Solutions Ensure full respect for the rights of the individual and communities in accordance with the letter and the spirit of the relevant bodies of law (international humanitarian, human rights, and refugee law). This involves both legal and practical approaches for implementation in humanitarian situations, including efforts to ensure humanitarian access, incorporate protection strategies in assistance programming and other measures to reduce vulnerability and uphold human dignity for all victims of conflict and disasters. Activities should allow forcibly displaced persons to rebuild their lives in dignity and peace. For refugees, durable solutions include voluntary repatriation, local integration, and third-country resettlement. Activities should be designed to support transition to more sustainable services where possible.
Emergency award with FFP and OFDA for South America response Emergency award with FFP and OFDA for South America response
Emergency Food Assistance Funding to provide food assistance, nutrition, protection, and WASH assistance to vulnerable populations in selected locations.
Humanitarian Assistance in Venezuela Supporting agriculture, health and WASH activities for Venezuelans
Institutional Communications Capacity and Systems Building of the NCID Strengthening the Institutional Communications Capacity and Systems Building of the National Communications and Information Directorate (NCID)
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Miami Dade 2022 Law Enforcement Training Mexico Miami Dade 2022 Law Enforcement Training Mexico
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ROL National Mock Trial Competitions New CWSL ROL National Mock Trial Competitions New CWSL
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