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San Cristobal Academic and Sports Campus This transaction consists of a loan in favor of Corporación Educativa Montesquieu (“CEM” or the “Company”) to finance the construction of the San Cristóbal Educational and Sports Complex, which will be located in the San Cristóbal city, Municipality of Mixco zone 8 in the Department of Guatemala (“the Project”). This transaction consists of a loan in favor of Corporación Educativa Montesquieu (“CEM” or the “Company”) to finance the construction of the San Cristóbal Educational and Sports Complex, which will be located in the San Cristóbal city, Municipality of Mixco zone 8 in the Department of Guatemala (“the Project”).
Blue Bond with Itaú Unibanco <p>Blue Bond with Itaú Unibanco</p> <p>Blue Bond with Itaú Unibanco</p>
Empresa de Energia de Honduras <p>Empresa de Energia de Honduras</p> <p>Empresa de Energia de Honduras</p>
Bancolombia S.A. - TFFP <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p> <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p>
Banco FICOHSA TFFP <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p> <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p>
Rabobank – Senior Loan for Sustainable Agriculture Financing <p>Rabobank – Senior Loan for Sustainable Agriculture Financing</p> <p>Rabobank – Senior Loan for Sustainable Agriculture Financing</p>
Agro Industria Januba S.A. <p>Agro Industria Januba S.A.</p> <p>Agro Industria Januba S.A.</p>
Huemul Portfolio The Huemul project portfolio (henceforth, the “Project” or the “Portfolio”) consists of the construction and operation of three wind farms and two solar power plants in Chile (henceforth, the “Subprojects"), with a total installed capacity of 630.2 megawatts (MW). The wind farm projects include the following: (i) the Ckani Subproject located in Calama, with an installed capacity of 109.2 MW; (ii) the Llanos del Viento Subproject located in Antofagasta, with an installed capacity of 160.0 MW; and (iii) the Puelche Sur Subproject located in the Los Lagos Region, with an installed capacity of 156.0 MW.	The solar projects include (i) the Pampa Tigre Subproject located in Antofagasta, with an installed capacity of 100.0 MW; and (ii) the Valle Escondido Subproject located in the Atacama Region, with an installed capacity of 105.0 MW.	IDB Invest’s participation in the financing will contribute to increasing the supply of renewable energy in Chile. The Huemul project portfolio (henceforth, the “Project” or the “Portfolio”) consists of the construction and operation of three wind farms and two solar power plants in Chile (henceforth, the “Subprojects"), with a total installed capacity of 630.2 megawatts (MW). The wind farm projects include the following: (i) the Ckani Subproject located in Calama, with an installed capacity of 109.2 MW; (ii) the Llanos del Viento Subproject located in Antofagasta, with an installed capacity of 160.0 MW; and (iii) the Puelche Sur Subproject located in the Los Lagos Region, with an installed capacity of 156.0 MW.	The solar projects include (i) the Pampa Tigre Subproject located in Antofagasta, with an installed capacity of 100.0 MW; and (ii) the Valle Escondido Subproject located in the Atacama Region, with an installed capacity of 105.0 MW.	IDB Invest’s participation in the financing will contribute to increasing the supply of renewable energy in Chile.
Dr. Consulta Affordable health in Brazil Dr. Consulta is a healthcare technology (“HealthTech”) company providing low-cost care delivery to low-income patients with a multi-channel approach in Brazil.The proposal consists of an equity investment of up to USD 12 million in Dr. Consulta Ltd. to support the entity to expand operations through the opening of new clinics, including other regions within Brazil, and to develop its technology and its recently acquired healthcare plans (“Cuidar.me”).The investment of up to US$10 million will take place as preferred convertible stock as part of the ongoing Series D equity round, with an estimated term of 7 years term. An additional 20% uncommitted amount may be contributed exclusively to exercise preemptive rights and/or right of first refusal. Dr. Consulta is a healthcare technology (“HealthTech”) company providing low-cost care delivery to low-income patients with a multi-channel approach in Brazil.The proposal consists of an equity investment of up to USD 12 million in Dr. Consulta Ltd. to support the entity to expand operations through the opening of new clinics, including other regions within Brazil, and to develop its technology and its recently acquired healthcare plans (“Cuidar.me”).The investment of up to US$10 million will take place as preferred convertible stock as part of the ongoing Series D equity round, with an estimated term of 7 years term. An additional 20% uncommitted amount may be contributed exclusively to exercise preemptive rights and/or right of first refusal.
Hotel Conrad Miraflores <p>Hotel Conrad Miraflores</p> <p>Hotel Conrad Miraflores</p>
Naturgy Panama: Covid-19 Working Capital Loan The transaction consists of a senior loan with a term of 30 months (the "Transaction”) to Empresa de Distribución Eléctrica Metro-Oeste, S.A. (“EDEMET”) and Empresa de Distribución Eléctrica Chiriquí S.A. (“EDECHI”). EDEMET and EDECHI (“Naturgy Panama” or “the Companies”) have more than 600,000 residential clients and account for 62.67% of total electricity sales in Panama. The loan will be allocated US$80 million to EDEMET and US$40 million to EDECHI, for a total of US$120 million.The purpose of the Transaction is to provide working capital to the Companies to compensate for the lack of liquidity resulting from the deferral of electricity bills during the four-month moratorium approved by the Government of Panama (Law 152 of May 4, 2020) intended to help end-users affected by the economic crisis caused by the global coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. The beneficiaries of this Transaction will be the Companies’ end users. The transaction consists of a senior loan with a term of 30 months (the "Transaction”) to Empresa de Distribución Eléctrica Metro-Oeste, S.A. (“EDEMET”) and Empresa de Distribución Eléctrica Chiriquí S.A. (“EDECHI”). EDEMET and EDECHI (“Naturgy Panama” or “the Companies”) have more than 600,000 residential clients and account for 62.67% of total electricity sales in Panama. The loan will be allocated US$80 million to EDEMET and US$40 million to EDECHI, for a total of US$120 million.The purpose of the Transaction is to provide working capital to the Companies to compensate for the lack of liquidity resulting from the deferral of electricity bills during the four-month moratorium approved by the Government of Panama (Law 152 of May 4, 2020) intended to help end-users affected by the economic crisis caused by the global coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. The beneficiaries of this Transaction will be the Companies’ end users.
Banco Internacional de Ecuador The funds will go toward financing for small and medium-sized enterprises in Ecuador in the form of medium- and long-term loans for modernizing and/or expanding these companies or for working capital.The Bank was founded in Quito in 1973. As of June 2015, Banco Internacional held assets worth US$2.7 billion and held an 8.5% market share by assets. The Bank serves the entire country, with 87 service points and a presence in 17 provinces and 28 cities in the coastal, mountain, and Amazonian regions. It has 1,200 employees and a network of more than 350 ATMs. As of the end of 2014, it had 500,000 clients. The Bank’s portfolio breakdown as of June 2015 was as follows: 80% corporate lending; 16% consumer lending; and 4% mortgage lending. The funds will go toward financing for small and medium-sized enterprises in Ecuador in the form of medium- and long-term loans for modernizing and/or expanding these companies or for working capital.The Bank was founded in Quito in 1973. As of June 2015, Banco Internacional held assets worth US$2.7 billion and held an 8.5% market share by assets. The Bank serves the entire country, with 87 service points and a presence in 17 provinces and 28 cities in the coastal, mountain, and Amazonian regions. It has 1,200 employees and a network of more than 350 ATMs. As of the end of 2014, it had 500,000 clients. The Bank’s portfolio breakdown as of June 2015 was as follows: 80% corporate lending; 16% consumer lending; and 4% mortgage lending.
Tolhuaca Geothermal Power Project <p>Tolhuaca Geothermal Power Project</p> <p>Tolhuaca Geothermal Power Project</p>
Proyecto DCM #17 The project consists of a subscription of a social bond with a focus on gender for up to the equivalent in Colombian pesos to US$40 million, to be issued by a Colombian entity through an offer on Colombia’s Second Market. The issue will be divided into two series: (i) Series A, for the equivalent in Colombian pesos of up to US$ 20 million, which will be committed, and will have a term of up to 3 years with a bullet payment; and (ii) Series B, for the equivalent in Colombian pesos of up to US $ 20 million, which will be uncommitted and will have a term of up to 5 years.The proceeds from the issue will be used to grow the entity’s portfolio of loans aimed at women-led micro enterprises projects promoting gender equality in the country, in line with UNDP Sustainable Development Goal 5 on gender equality. A methodological framework will be developed setting eligibility criteria and reporting indicators to enable the proper selection and monitoring of projects to receive financing.IDB Invest will provide technical assistance to obtain a second party opinion confirming the suitability of the methodological framework. IDB Invest will also help the client build a gender-based commercial strategy. The project consists of a subscription of a social bond with a focus on gender for up to the equivalent in Colombian pesos to US$40 million, to be issued by a Colombian entity through an offer on Colombia’s Second Market. The issue will be divided into two series: (i) Series A, for the equivalent in Colombian pesos of up to US$ 20 million, which will be committed, and will have a term of up to 3 years with a bullet payment; and (ii) Series B, for the equivalent in Colombian pesos of up to US $ 20 million, which will be uncommitted and will have a term of up to 5 years.The proceeds from the issue will be used to grow the entity’s portfolio of loans aimed at women-led micro enterprises projects promoting gender equality in the country, in line with UNDP Sustainable Development Goal 5 on gender equality. A methodological framework will be developed setting eligibility criteria and reporting indicators to enable the proper selection and monitoring of projects to receive financing.IDB Invest will provide technical assistance to obtain a second party opinion confirming the suitability of the methodological framework. IDB Invest will also help the client build a gender-based commercial strategy.
LAC Gender Diversity  and  Inclusion Fund The Project consists of an investment in the BlueOrchard Latin America and the Caribbean Gender, Diversity, and Inclusion Fund S.C.A., SICAV-RAIF (the “Fund”), the first private debt Gender, Diversity & Inclusion (“GDI”) fund in Latin America and the Caribbean (“LAC”). The Fund will focus on increasing the access to finance to underserved groups by providing financing mainly to Financial Institutions (“FIs”), such as microfinance institutions (“MFIs”), universal banks, fintechs, leasing institutions, factoring companies, and cooperatives that will increase access to finance for women-led and/or -owned Micro, Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (“MSMEs”), indigenous groups, African descendants, people with disabilities, older people, and companies at the forefront of implementation of diversity policies.The Fund will be managed by BlueOrchard Finance Ltd. (the “Fund Manager” or “BlueOrchard”), a leading global impact investment manager with more than 21 years of experience and track record in microfinance and financial inclusion, and more than US$4 billion in Assets under Management (“AUM”). The Project consists of an investment in the BlueOrchard Latin America and the Caribbean Gender, Diversity, and Inclusion Fund S.C.A., SICAV-RAIF (the “Fund”), the first private debt Gender, Diversity & Inclusion (“GDI”) fund in Latin America and the Caribbean (“LAC”). The Fund will focus on increasing the access to finance to underserved groups by providing financing mainly to Financial Institutions (“FIs”), such as microfinance institutions (“MFIs”), universal banks, fintechs, leasing institutions, factoring companies, and cooperatives that will increase access to finance for women-led and/or -owned Micro, Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (“MSMEs”), indigenous groups, African descendants, people with disabilities, older people, and companies at the forefront of implementation of diversity policies.The Fund will be managed by BlueOrchard Finance Ltd. (the “Fund Manager” or “BlueOrchard”), a leading global impact investment manager with more than 21 years of experience and track record in microfinance and financial inclusion, and more than US$4 billion in Assets under Management (“AUM”).
NewGen Energy Green Hydrogen Project <p>NewGen Energy Green Hydrogen Project</p> <p>NewGen Energy Green Hydrogen Project</p>
Creditas Mexico - Structured Financing IDB Invest is considering structured financing for LGF Occidente, S.A. de C.V. SOFOM ENR (“Creditas Mexico”), an online platform that offers loans secured by homes and automobile as collaterals in Mexico. The proceeds from the proposed transaction will be used to finance the loan portfolio originated by Creditas Mexico for micro- and small business owners. Creditas Mexico offers loans at affordable interest rates using technology and data analytics to boost operation and distribution efficiency, and considering the collateral value.The proposed transaction is mainly aimed at increasing access to financing for micro- and small business owners. IDB Invest is considering structured financing for LGF Occidente, S.A. de C.V. SOFOM ENR (“Creditas Mexico”), an online platform that offers loans secured by homes and automobile as collaterals in Mexico. The proceeds from the proposed transaction will be used to finance the loan portfolio originated by Creditas Mexico for micro- and small business owners. Creditas Mexico offers loans at affordable interest rates using technology and data analytics to boost operation and distribution efficiency, and considering the collateral value.The proposed transaction is mainly aimed at increasing access to financing for micro- and small business owners.
Milo B. Butler  and  Sons Bahamas Working Capital Revolver <p>Milo B. Butler  and  Sons Bahamas Working Capital Revolver</p> <p>Milo B. Butler  and  Sons Bahamas Working Capital Revolver</p>
Entre Rios Crushing S.A. ERCSA is an Argentine company established in 2008 by a group of Argentine and Uruguayan entrepreneurs. The company, which mills soybeans for the production of balanced feed and other soybean meal and oil products. The production facility is located in the Gualeguaychú Industrial Park in Entre Ríos.The IIC financing will be used for permanent working capital to support the company’s sales growth. ERCSA is an Argentine company established in 2008 by a group of Argentine and Uruguayan entrepreneurs. The company, which mills soybeans for the production of balanced feed and other soybean meal and oil products. The production facility is located in the Gualeguaychú Industrial Park in Entre Ríos.The IIC financing will be used for permanent working capital to support the company’s sales growth.
Multibank Multibank began operations in 1990 under a general banking license issued by the Panamanian banking authority, Superintendencia de Bancos de Panamá. From the beginning, Multibank has focused on providing banking services to small and medium-size companies, but it also provides personal banking services. In 2005, Multibank began a process to become a universal bank, opening branches, expanding its product portfolio, and expanding services to its clients. Multibank’s management team includes top-rated executives and professionals with several years of experience in the banking sector, who have worked to position the bank in the Panamanian market. The project consists of providing Multibank with a loan of up to US$6 million for financing Panamanian SMEs and/or residential housing for middle- and low-income individuals. In the case of residential housing, subloan beneficiaries shall be individuals who are residents and citizens of Panama and who will live in the housing unit themselves. Multibank began operations in 1990 under a general banking license issued by the Panamanian banking authority, Superintendencia de Bancos de Panamá. From the beginning, Multibank has focused on providing banking services to small and medium-size companies, but it also provides personal banking services. In 2005, Multibank began a process to become a universal bank, opening branches, expanding its product portfolio, and expanding services to its clients. Multibank’s management team includes top-rated executives and professionals with several years of experience in the banking sector, who have worked to position the bank in the Panamanian market. The project consists of providing Multibank with a loan of up to US$6 million for financing Panamanian SMEs and/or residential housing for middle- and low-income individuals. In the case of residential housing, subloan beneficiaries shall be individuals who are residents and citizens of Panama and who will live in the housing unit themselves.
Grupo Pinero Supply Chain Facility <p>Grupo Pinero Supply Chain Facility</p> <p>Grupo Pinero Supply Chain Facility</p>
Nicaragua Sugar The proposed financing consists of an 8-year senior loan of up to US$37.5 million to be provided to Nicaragua Sugar States Limited (“Nicaragua Sugar”) as follows: US$25 million funded by IDB Invest and US$12.5 million funded by concessional funds administered by IDB. Nicaragua Sugar, one of the leading companies in the sugar sector in Nicaragua and Central America, will use of the financing (i) to continue to improve its efficiency and productivity levels through industrial and agricultural investments, (ii) for permanent working capital needs of its operations and its supply chain, and (iv) for green projects that improve its use of resources, especially water. The sugar sector in Nicaragua is one of the main agribusiness and export sector in the country. The proposed financing consists of an 8-year senior loan of up to US$37.5 million to be provided to Nicaragua Sugar States Limited (“Nicaragua Sugar”) as follows: US$25 million funded by IDB Invest and US$12.5 million funded by concessional funds administered by IDB. Nicaragua Sugar, one of the leading companies in the sugar sector in Nicaragua and Central America, will use of the financing (i) to continue to improve its efficiency and productivity levels through industrial and agricultural investments, (ii) for permanent working capital needs of its operations and its supply chain, and (iv) for green projects that improve its use of resources, especially water. The sugar sector in Nicaragua is one of the main agribusiness and export sector in the country.
FINCA Haiti S.A. The Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC) approved a $500,000 loan to FINCA's subsidiary in Haiti that will benefit low-income rural owners of micro and small enterprises in Haiti working in a variety of productive sectors, by generating direct and indirect employment and improving the financial structure of their small companies. The Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC) approved a $500,000 loan to FINCA's subsidiary in Haiti that will benefit low-income rural owners of micro and small enterprises in Haiti working in a variety of productive sectors, by generating direct and indirect employment and improving the financial structure of their small companies.
Veneza Paraguay The proposed finance facility is an US$11 million 8-year senior loan to Veneza Inversiones S.A., to finance a rendering plant with the capacity to process up to 440 tons per day of animal by-products extracted from beef tallow, bone meal, meat meal and blood. Veneza Inversiones PY S.A. began operating in the agribusiness sector in August 2016 and can process and sell various products in Paraguay. It belongs to the Durli Group, one of the largest leather producers in Brazil, whose business includes producing and selling leather and processing third-party leather. ADDENDUM:On January 31, 2023 a correction has been made to section 4.2.b (pag.7) of the ESRS. The corrected information is as follows: “Paraguay is a signatory to several International Labor Organization ("ILO") conventions. In 2009, the Government of Paraguay, together with organizations from the labor sector, the employer sector and the ILO, signed a Tripartite Agreement called the National Program for Decent Work, which establishes, among other issues, the eradication of forced and child labor in the country”. The proposed finance facility is an US$11 million 8-year senior loan to Veneza Inversiones S.A., to finance a rendering plant with the capacity to process up to 440 tons per day of animal by-products extracted from beef tallow, bone meal, meat meal and blood. Veneza Inversiones PY S.A. began operating in the agribusiness sector in August 2016 and can process and sell various products in Paraguay. It belongs to the Durli Group, one of the largest leather producers in Brazil, whose business includes producing and selling leather and processing third-party leather. ADDENDUM:On January 31, 2023 a correction has been made to section 4.2.b (pag.7) of the ESRS. The corrected information is as follows: “Paraguay is a signatory to several International Labor Organization ("ILO") conventions. In 2009, the Government of Paraguay, together with organizations from the labor sector, the employer sector and the ILO, signed a Tripartite Agreement called the National Program for Decent Work, which establishes, among other issues, the eradication of forced and child labor in the country”.
Banistmo Mujer Empresaria- Bancolombia <p>Banistmo Mujer Empresaria- Bancolombia</p> <p>Banistmo Mujer Empresaria- Bancolombia</p>