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Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs - Econ/AID GRANT Initial Budget Appr: 1972-7810371R U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs. Econ/AID GRANT Initial Budget Appr: 1972-7810371R[Covers services supplied by other U.S. Government agencies not otherwise classified.]
Uniting to End Gender Based Violence BRING TOGETHER ARAB AND JEWISH SOCIAL WORKERS, POLITICAL ACTORS, AND FEMINIST LEADERS IN A COLLABORATIVE EFFORT TO END GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE.
Towns Association for Environmental Quality Towns Association for Environmental Quality [Covers grants (including revenue- sharing), subsidies, gratuities, and other aid for which cash payments are made to states, other political subdivisions, corporations, associations, and individuals; contributions to international societies, commissions, proceedings, or projects, whether in lump sum or as quotas of expenses; contributions fixed by treaty; grants to foreign countries; taxes imposed by taxing authorities where the Federal Government has consented to taxation (excluding the employers share of Federal Insurance Contribution Act taxes); and payments in lieu of taxes. Includes readjustment and other benefits for veterans, other than indemnities for death or disability.]
Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs - TA-MOU-12-M32-038 U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs. SUPPLIES/MATL/EQ NOC
Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs - Society For the protection of Nature in israel U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs. Society For the protection of Nature in israel
Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs - OTHER COSTS - STIPENDS FOR DEA SIU AGENTS U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs. AID/MERC PROGRAM[Covers services supplied by other U.S. Government agencies not otherwise classified.]
Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs - SIS70015GR087-ISRAEL WOMEN'S NETWORK U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs. PUBLIC DIPLOMACY PROGRAMS SIS70015GR087-ISRAEL WOMEN'S NETWORK. 50 JEWISH, 50 ARAB WOMEN WILL WORK TOGETHER TO ADVANCE GENER EQUALITY, WOMEN'S POLITICAL AND SOCIAL INCLUSION IN ISRAEL. 09.30.2015-12.3
Peace Drums USA Peace Drums USA [Covers grants (including revenue- sharing), subsidies, gratuities, and other aid for which cash payments are made to states, other political subdivisions, corporations, associations, and individuals; contributions to international societies, commissions, proceedings, or projects, whether in lump sum or as quotas of expenses; contributions fixed by treaty; grants to foreign countries; taxes imposed by taxing authorities where the Federal Government has consented to taxation (excluding the employers share of Federal Insurance Contribution Act taxes); and payments in lieu of taxes. Includes readjustment and other benefits for veterans, other than indemnities for death or disability.]
Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs - TA-MOU-12-M32-023 U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs. SUPPLIES/MATL/EQ NOC TA-MOU-12-M32-023
Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs - SIS70013GR33001 GRANT M33-001 U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs. SUPPLIES/MATL/EQ NOC SIS70013GR33001 GRANT M33-001
Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs - SIS70014GR100-ASSOCIATION FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMEN U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs. SIS70014GR100-ASSOCIATION FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. The prog entitled women as change agents in community mediation is a follow up group of 28 women. 9/30/14-3/31/16
Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs - SIS70013GR33001 GRANT M33-001 U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs. SIS70013GR33001 GRANT M33-001
2016 United Israel Appeal - First Traunch United States Population Migration and Refugee Assistance, Appropriation 1143. Protection and assistance needs of refugees, migrants and conflict victims worldwide. [United Israel Appeal]
Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs - TA-MOU-12-M32-037 U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs. SUPPLIES/MATL/EQ NOC
Waldorf Astoria Parking INL Information Redacted Begin Waldorf Astoria Parking INL Information Redacted Begin OCT 30th Covers receivables established for refund of value added taxes (VAT)
Feasibility Study - HOUSING AND MORTGAGE PROGRAM, through Government of Afghanistan This grant of $195,000 for Phase I of a feasibility study on the proposed Housing and Mortgage program in Afghanistan evaluates the technical and economic feasibility of building 10,000 new housing units in the outskirts of Kabul and offering a 15 to 20 year mortgage program to low and middle income households. The creation of an affordable housing market and mortgage industry will enable low and middle income Afghanis to own their own homes and give families a potential growth asset and a vested interest in having a stable government.
Expanding and enhancing quality TB prevention, care and control services in South Sudan South Sudan - Tuberculosis - United Nations Development Programme - UNDP South Sudan.
South Sudan - Malaria - United Nations Development Programme South Sudan - Malaria - United Nations Development Programme - UNDP HQ.
Strengthening Health System in Southern Sudan In Sudan (southern sector) the capacity to deliver adequate health services in existing facilities is very weak. The human resources situation is grossly inadequate. Overall, existing infrastructure and equipment are extremely poor. Most hospitals and health centers are in a state of disrepair. The material resources and managerial and technical expertise for the health sector are insufficient and largely dependent on external financial and technical assistance. The program supported by this grant seeks to strengthen southern Sudan’s health system to enable the scale-up of HIV and AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria services. The program addresses four of the main constraints to effective service delivery, as identified in the national health policy: lack of skilled manpower at all levels of the health system; lack of appropriate equipment and supplies; lack of a well-functioning disease surveillance and response systems; poor infrastructure and support services. This grant will help finance the development of a skilled health workforce, improved access to safe and effective drugs, and strengthening the existing health information system and other health system-related services, such as laboratory service, safe blood banks, antenatal services (including prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV) and community-level services.
Scaling Up for Universal Coverage and Impact South Sudan - Malaria - United Nations Children's Fund - UNICEF.  This program has the following goals: To reduce malaria morbidity and mortality by 80% of 2019 levels and parasite prevalence by 50% of the 2017 levels by 2025. The objectives of this program are: To strengthen and sustain the management and coordination capacity of the malaria Programme at all levels by 2025.  To Protect 100% of the population at risk by recommended malaria prevention methods by 2025.  To achieve 100% parasitological diagnosis and treatment of all presented malaria cases according to the national guidelines by 2025.  To increase to at least 80%, community and health worker knowledge, attitudes and practices on malaria prevention and control by 2025.  To strengthen malaria emergency preparedness and ensure timely malaria control responses in all communities affected by conflict, natural disaster or epidemics by 2025..  Ensure 80% of health facilities routinely report on core malaria indicators by 2025
South Sudan - Tuberculosis - United Nations Development Programme South Sudan - Tuberculosis - United Nations Development Programme - UNDP South Sudan.
HIV Prevention and Care Program for South Sudan Years of civil war and limited data, due to a deficient epidemiological monitoring and evaluation system, make it difficult to generalize about the status of HIV and AIDS in Sudan, although there exists a lack of definite information and reliable statistics regarding the expansiveness of the existing HIV and AIDS epidemic. The program supported by this grant seeks to halt and reverse the spread of HIV and AIDS. Main objectives include improving knowledge and practice of HIV and sexually transmitted infection prevention measures in the general adult population, youth and vulnerable population sub-groups; developing and expanding treatment, care and support services for people and families living with HIV and AIDS; and building the capacity of the New Sudan National AIDS Council, nongovernmental organizations and local institutions to effectively manage and monitor HIV and AIDS programs.
South Sudan - Tuberculosis - United Nations Development Programme South Sudan - Tuberculosis - United Nations Development Programme - UNDP HQ.
Integrating Services for Maximum Impact South Sudan - TB/HIV - United Nations Development Programme - UNDP South Sudan.  This program has the following goals: Reduction of new HIV infections by 50% by 2023 (from 2010 levels).  Reduction of deaths among men, women and children living with HIV by 50% by 2023 (from 2010 levels).  Reduce TB incidence by at least 30% (relative to the 146/100,000 population in 2019) to less than 102 /100,000 by 2024). The objectives of this program are: Reduce the rate of new HIV infections by 50% of the 2020 baseline..  Reduction of deaths among men, women and children living with HIV by 50% by 2023 (from 2010 levels)..  Increase proportion of PLHIV on ART with viral suppression to reach at least 90% of all PLHIV on ART by 2023 from a baseline of 47% in 2019.  To detect, notify and treat 90% (102,315) of new and relapse TB cases between 2020 in 2024, of which 15,891 will be among children, and at least successfully treat 90% of all the detected cases by 2024.  To provide an enabling environment to increase TB detection, notification and treatment success for at least 90% TB key and vulnerable populations by 2024.  To detect, notify and treat 90% incident Drug Resistance TB (cumulatively 2553 cases from 2020 to 2024) cases by 2024 and successfully treat at least 85% of enrolled cases by 2024.  To increase integration and collaborative TB, HIV and NCD activities so as to detect and treat 90% of co-infected TB/HIV and TB/DM patients and decrease death rate during TB treatment among those patients from 9% in 2018 to less than 5% by 2024
Scaling Up for Universal Coverage and Impact South Sudan - Malaria - Population Services International - PSI HQ.  This program has the following goals: By 2021, Reduce malaria reported morbidity and deaths by 80% of 2013 level.  The NSP goal: By 2021, Reduce the malaria parasite prevalence by 50% of 2013 level. The grant targets to  achieve 30% of the 2013 baseline by 2020.. The objectives of this program are: To strengthen and sustain the management and coordination capacity of the malaria programme at all levels by 2021.  To ensure that 85% of the population at risk are protected by recommended malaria prevention methods by 2021.  The NSP Objective:To achieve 90% parasitological diagnosis and treatment of all presented malaria cases according to the national guidelines by 2021. The current grant will achieve less targets (75% parasitological testing) because programme is starting form lower baselines.  To increase to at least 80%, community and health worker knowledge, attitudes and practices on malaria prevention and control by 2021.  Establish malaria emergency preparedness and ensure timely malaria control responses in all communities affected by conflict, natural disaster or epidemics by 2021.  Ensure 80% of health facilities routinely report on core malaria indicators by 2021
South Sudan - Malaria - Population Services International South Sudan - Malaria - Population Services International - PSI HQ.
Investing Towards Impact for HIV/AIDS and RSSH in South Sudan South Sudan - HIV - United Nations Development Programme - UNDP South Sudan.
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          The project consists of two 3-year senior unsecured loans to  
         Fundación Génesis Empresarial 
          (Genesis or the Company), the largest microfinance institution (MFI) in Guatemala. The proceeds will finance the growth of Genesiss micro and small loan portfolio (the Project). The Project will increase access to finance to the underserved population in Guatemala, at least 70 percent of whom would be women.  This project intends to
contribute to the goal of Universal financial access 2020 ("UFA") of
the World Bank Group with operations extended by Génesis Empresarial Foundation
to increase its outreach to underserved and vulnerable.    The project prioritize access to
financing for women, indigenous and rural populations in Guatemala, through
market-wide adoption of impact business models, capacity building and enhanced
market participation, promoting economic and social sustainable development.
Compar GT Loan The proposed investment consists of a 5-year local currency Parallel Loan for up to US$15 million (US$7.5 million from IFCs own account) to support Compartamos S.A. ("Compartamos GT" or the Company) in growing its loan portfolio in Guatemala. Proceeds from the credit line will be utilized by Compartamos GT to increase and diversify its funding base - currently a greenfield purely funded by equity - by obtaining medium-term funding for on lending to small and micro enterprises in Guatemala. (i) Supporting microfinance: The Project will help support an institution that provides financial services to the underserved regions of Guatemala by providing it with stable and diversified funding to expand its operations, enchanced capacity and increased outreach; (ii) Demonstration effects: The Project will demonstrate the attractiveness of a commercial microfinance institution as many standalone entities are NGO-backed; the Company''s success should encourage best practices and the development of a broader array of microfinance products; (iii) Enhance financial access: in a number of frontier regions in Guatelama with large indigenous populations; (iv) Poverty reduction through entrepeneurship.
BAM Loan Project The proposed investment in Banco Agromercantil de Guatemala S.A. (BAM or the Bank), the fourth largest commercial bank in Guatemala, consists of a senior financing package of up to US$225 million to support the growth of the Banks small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and housing loan portfolios. Despite the significant role played by SMEs in the Guatemalan economy, as it produces 40% of GDP, the amount of lending to these companies is constrained. The SME financing gap in Guatemala is estimated at US$15 billion, or 20% of GDP. Furthermore, the estimated unmet housing demand in Guatemala is large at around 1.8 million homes. IFC anticipates that the project will increase access to SME and housing finance and contribute to narrowing the financing gap for these segments in Guatemala.
Pantaleon II Pantaleon Sugar Holdings Company Limited (Pantaleon or the company) is the largest sugar producer in Central America, with mills located in Guatemala, Nicaragua and Honduras.  It supplies raw and refined sugar to the domestic market in Guatemala, raw sugar to the domestic market in Nicaragua, raw sugar in Honduras, and exports raw and refined sugar to the world market including the U.S.  In addition, Pantaleons co-generation facilities supply electricity for sale to the national power networks in Guatemala, Nicaragua and Honduras.  The purpose of the investment is to support Pantaleons ongoing investment program which includes:    - expanding the companys sugar production and electricity co-generation facilities in Guatemala; and - expansion of ethanol production in Guatemala and a new ethanol plant in Nicaragua The investment is expected to have the following development impacts:   - support the financial sustainability of an important contributor to a sector of vital importance to Guatemala, Nicaragua and Honduras economy, as sugar is one of the main exports in the region;  - help maintain employment levels in areas highly dependent on cane-growing and milling for income;  - increase volume of cane purchased from independent growers of cane;  - support renewable energy produced both by cogeneration and ethanol;  - support the companys corporate social responsibility efforts through increasing contributions (based on sugar produced) to Fundación Pantaleon; and - increasing tax revenues.
Energuate UCL The proposed investment entails a senior unsecured Sustainability-Linked Loan to Distribuidora de Electricidad del Oriente S.A. (DEORSA) and Distribuidora de Electricidad del Occidente S.A. (DEOCSA, together with DEORSA Energuate or the Company). The main project outcomes are the improvements in access and quality of electricity supply, particularly to serve the rural population. Beyond the project, the main expected market effect is to improve financial integration which derives from introducing a replicable instrument (e.g., sustainability linked loan) to the market, thus diversifying and increasing sources of financing for players in the sector.
CF Banco GyT The proposed transaction would qualify as an investment for the IFC Capitalization Fund (the CapFund) as GyT Continental is one of five systemic banks in Guatemala and has a 20.55% and 19.31% market share in terms of total assets and total deposits, respectively as of July 2010.  This second investment in GyT Continental would consist of (i) common or preferred shares for up to $32.1 million (Tier I capital), and (ii) subordinated debt for up to $42.9 million (Tier II capital) and would be sourced from the CapFund. 

IFC committed its first transaction with GyT Continental in a 9.722% equity stake through a $70 million investment in preferred convertible shares in July 2008, which buttressed GyT Continentals capital at a crucial time and allowed the Bank to weather the economic slowdown in Guatemala. The proposed transaction is expected to have a high impact as it will (i) recapitalize one of Guatemala's leading banks and improve the banking systems' solvency; (ii) enable south-to-south investments as part of GyT Continental's strategic plan to expand in the region; (iii) help overcome the low banking penetration still prevalent in Guatemala; and (iv) potentially reduce fragmentation as weaker players may become targets for stronger market participants.
WCS COVID Crisis Response BAM The proposed financing package in Banco Agromercantil de Guatemala S.A. (BAM or the Bank), the fourth largest private commercial bank in Guatemala, consists of an investment of up to US$40 million under IFCs COVID 19 Working Capital Solutions (WCS) Crisis Response Facility to support/expand the Banks working capital and traded-related lending program to Guatemala micro small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) as result of the COVID 19 pandemic. By supporting its clients' capacity to sustain operations during this acute shock, IFC best positions the private sector to support the economic recovery process, shortening the time it will take for the most vulnerable to return to their traditional income-earning opportunities.
PANTALEON, S.A. Summary of Project Information (SPI)        Project Name    Guatemala-Pantaleon Group Expansion      Region    Latin America and Caribbean      Sector    Manufacturing      Project No    004216      Projected Board Date    July 28, 1995      Companies Name    Pantaleon, S.A. and Concepcion, S.A.      Technical Partner and/or Major Shareholders    	Pantaleon, S.A. is 100% owned by members of the Herrera family.  Concepcion, S.A. shareholding structure is as follows:  Herrera family (37%), Pantaleon, S.A. (17%), Nottebohm family (28%), and Widmann family (18%)       Project Cost    US$83 million (of which Pantaleon component,   US$58 million and Concepcion component,    US$25 million)      IFC Investment    US$25 million (of which US$20 million for    Pantaleon and US$5 million for Concepcion)      Location of Project and Description of Site    	Escuintla Department, Guatemala 70 Kms Southwest of Guatemala City    Description of Company and Purpose of Project    	Pantaleon and Concepcion are two leading cane sugar factories operating in Guatemala since the late 1800s and early 1900s, respectively; they are now part of the Pantaleon group.  Pantaleon and Concepcion currently produce, on a combined basis, about 273,000 MTY of cane sugar.  The project will:  (i) expand the companies own cane growing operations by about 2,600 ha, (ii) increase total sugar output by 110,045 MTY, and (iii) increase existing electricity generation capacities to at least 164 Gwh by burning bagasse during the 170-day harvest period, and using fuel oil during the off-season.  The project will also expand Pantaleon group''s ongoing technical assistance program to a large number of small sugarcane farmers.    Environmental Category and Issues    	This is an environmental category B project according to IFC''s environmental review procedure.  The project includes upgrading and expansion of Pantaleon''s and Concepcion''s cane growing and processing facilities including installation of co-generation units at both plants.  The wastewater from the two processing plants are treated and used as irrigation water in the sugar cane plantations.  Solid organic matter from the process is used as fuel in the co-generation units.  As part of the project flue gas treatment systems will be installed to remove particulate from the offgas.  The companies have also agreed during the project implementation to change to a fuel quality that will bring the two plants into full compliance with World Bank guidelines.     The Environmental Review Summary is expected to be available on or about    July 10, 1995 from the Public Information Center.    Host country location of environmental documents:  Pantaleon, Diagonal 6,   10-31, Zona 10, Guatemala City, Guatemala    Date SPI sent to PIC			June 19, 1995    For additional Information contact:  Corporate Relations Unit-   telephone:  (202) 473-7711   facsimile:  (202) 676-0365    Environmental documents for this project are available at http://www.ifc.org and from the World Bank InfoShop (http://www.worldbank.org/html/pic/aboutinfo.html).