devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Indosurya Finance table, .k-table{ border-collapse:collapse; width:100%; table-layout:fixed; margin-bottom: 15px;} .k-table, .k-table td, table, table td {outline: 0;border: 1px solid #000; } .k-table td, table td { padding: 5px; }            The proposed project comprises of providing, PT Indosurya Inti Finance (Indosurya or Company), a multi finance company based in Indonesia, a secured senior loan of up to US$80 million. IFC shall participate with up to US$35 million while the balance will be mobilized through a parallel or B loan on a best effort basis.   The security is expected to include a pledge over specific eligible receivables.  The funding shall be used to support the growth of the Companys small and medium enterprises (SME) portfolio. Indosurya started operations in 2011 and now operates with an asset base of US$230 million as of December 31, 2016 serving close to 2,000 clients. - Promoting financial inclusion and deepening the Non-Banking Financial Institution ("NBFI") Sector in Indonesia: Financing Indosurya will help increase access to financial services in Indonesia and strengthen the NBFI and finance sector, which is still heavily dominated by banks. 
- Increasing Access to SME Finance, by increasing outreach to small and medium scale entrepreneurs: The Project will support the Company to grow its lending to SMEs, which will in turn stimulate economic growth, create jobs, help reduce poverty. It will also expand opportunities for the underserved low to middle income groups, as Indosurya will be able to increase its outreach by inclusion of local entrepreneurs into the formal financial sector.
- Creating a Demonstration Effect: IFC's engagement with Indosurya is likely to encourage other industry peers to enter into the SME segment, especially since The Financial Services Regulator, Otoritas Jasa Keuangan, has recently allowed multifinance companies to enter the multipurpose financing space.
PT SPV IV Project PT. South Pacific Viscose (SPV or the company) plans to undertake a capital investment program at the companys existing site in Indonesia over the 2008-2009 period which includes expansion of the viscose production capacity by 66,400 tons per annum, other ancillary investments (including a 30 MWe captive power plant, a gas-based CS2 plant and a sulphuric acid plant), incremental working capital and other on-going capital expenditures. The project supports the sustainable development of viscose industry by: 

- building new VSF capacities based on renewable raw material  dissolving grade wood pulp; 
- reducing the environmental impact through the nearly closed production cycle and by switching to gas-based CS2 production; and
- maintaining employment of local people and creating additional jobs.
Multivision Plus PT Tripar Multivision Plus Tbk (MVP or the Company), founded in 1990, is one of the largest media houses in Indonesia. MVP focuses on the following sectors: (i) film production; (ii) television drama (sinetrons) production; (iii) web series production; (iv) cinema operations; and (v) film distribution. MVP's products are primarily sold to free-to-air (FTA) channels, (over-the-top) OTT channels active in Indonesia, and third-party cinema operator.    MVP currently has its head office in Jakarta. This Project is expected to contribute to quality job creation, especially for women and youth. Quality jobs are a significant challenge for Indonesias workers as a large share of total employment remains informal despite a relatively low unemployment rate among emerging market countries. A successful execution of the clients growth plans could lead to further growth of the Indonesian movie and sinetron industry as the viability of an increased production is demonstrated, which is expected to lead to increased integration of Indonesias entertainment sector into global value chains.
PT Aneka Gas Industri Tbk PT. Aneka Gas Industri Tbk (Aneka Gas or the Company) is the largest vertically integrated producer and distributor of industrial gases in Indonesia, with a presence across frontier regions including the islands of Sumatra, Kalimantan, Sulawesi and West Nusa Tenggara. Tracing its origins back to 1916, Aneka Gas is one of the oldest industrial gases companies in Indonesia. The Company produces and distributes industrial gases including oxygen, nitrogen and carbon dioxide; trades specialized industrial gases; and provides equipment and services to its customers facilities. Aneka Gas products have a myriad of applications and serve a diverse range of industries including healthcare, agribusiness, consumer goods, metallurgy, energy, infrastructure and others.  The Company is currently undertaking an initial public offering (IPO) on the Indonesia Stock Exchange. Proceeds from the IPO would allow Aneka Gas to expand and refurbish existing production and distribution operations, repay debt, reduce overall leverage, and fund additional working capital required to support continued growth of the business (the Project). The IPO would also support the Companys continued nationwide expansion and promote economic development in frontier regions. Supporting key economic sectors: IFC''s investment in Aneka Gas will support the growth of the Company''s clients in key sectors including healthcare, agribusiness, consumer goods, manufacturing and infrastructure.  Frontier regions: By supporting the largest industrial gas company in Indonesia, and the only one with a nationwide distribution network, IFC''s investment will also support economic development in the frontier regions that Aneka Gas serves, including the islands of Sumatra, Kalimantan, Sulawesi and West Nusa Tenggara.  Capital markets development: As an investor in the Company''s IPO, IFC will support the Government of Indonesia''s efforts to expand the country''s public equity market.  Job creation: The expansion of Aneka Gas'' production capacity and distribution network will directly create new employment opportunities. Additional indirect jobs will also be generated through the growth of the Company''s associated supply chain.  Adoption of IFC Performance Standards: Aneka Gas will be required to formally reference IFC''s Performance Standards in their EHS policy document and align their activities with the associated requirements. As a result, it is anticapted that other industry players in the broader sector will also raise standards. This will send a signal to the market that this can be achieved on a commercially sustainable basis and thus serve as a catalyst for other firms to make improvements in areas such as labor conditions, safety, efficient use of resources and environmental sustainability.
MBK Ventura The proposed project represents IFCs commitment to support its financial inclusion agenda in Indonesia, through its investment in PT Bina Usaha Keluarga (BUK or the "Holding Company"), the controlling shareholder of PT. Mitra Bisnis Keluarga Ventura (MBK or the Company), a venture capital (VC) company authorized to provide working capital to its clients, and regulated by the Non-Bank Finance Industry Division of the Indonesian Financial Services Authority, Ministry of Finance. The proposed project will help strengthen and expand MBKs outreach in serving mainly self-employed women in rural areas. The proposed project is also consistent with both IFCs Indonesia and financial markets objectives as it strengthens MBKs ability to continue expanding access to finance to Indonesias underserved population. 1. Increasing access to finance for people at the base of the pyramid: MBK targets to reach at least one million poor women by 2017.  The proposed IFC investment and technical assistance will support MBK in achieving its targets.  2. Women Empowerment: Increase access to finance women borrowers and hence empower women to have greater ability to grow their businesses and support their families. It is expected that MBK will employ women staff close to 3,200 by 2017.
NWP Indonesia The proposed investment is an up to IDR 851 billion (US$53 million equivalent) sustainability-linked loan (SLL) facility to various subsidiaries of PT Nirvana Wastu Pratama (NWP or the Company) with a maturity of up to 11 years. The loan will be used for the refinancing of NWPs retail mall and hotel property assets in Indonesia.       NWP is a rapidly expanding consumer real estate platform focused on retail and logistics properties in Indonesia. It currently has 53 properties  36 in operation and 17 under development  with a combined gross floor area (GFA) of 1.24 million square meters (sqm) upon completion. NWP is backed by strong institutional investors, led by Warburg Pincus (majority ownership of 54%), a leading global private equity firm with a proven track record of investing in Asia real estate across multiple asset classes. The main expected project-level outcomes are environmental effects via improved energy and water use efficiency. Beyond the project, IFC anticipates that the investment will promote sustainability in the Indonesian retail property sector via demonstration and replication channels.  Supporting a leading retail developer in Indonesia to green its portfolio will provide a highly visible demonstration case which could have a catalytic impact on the retail and logistics property market in the country.
SIS school Project SIS Group of Schools (SIS or the School) is a private K-12 education institution in Indonesia with 8 campuses located in several cities in Indonesia, including Jakarta, Medan, Semarang, Cilegon and Palembang. SIS is planning to refurbish some of its existing campus buildings, to build up its corporate capabilities and to further expand its operations to other cities in Indonesia and other ASEAN countries should such opportunities arise (the Project). 1. Increase availability and quality of K-12 education in Indonesia: The Project will increase access to better quality K-12 education in cities across Indonesia. SIS will offer a dual curriculum of both Cambridge and IB, complemented by mandatory national curriculum subjects, that is not currently offered in those markets.  2. Improve quality of local teachers in Indonesia: Through the Project, the Group is establishing cooperation with local universities to increase teacher''s quality by providing teacher trainings. The Group plans to focus on local teachers, enabling them to raise their standards to become qualified to teach both Cambridge and IB curriculum.   3. Employment generation: The Project will increase opportunity for employment particularly for local fresh graduates as the Group plans to hire directly from local universities. Also, this will be jobs that is created in the cities where the schools are located, supporting the development of the respective provinces.
PT Panca Amara Utama PT Panca Amara Utama (PAU or the Company) is a private limited company that plans to set up a 2,000 metric tonnes per day greenfield ammonia production plant (the Project). The gas will be sourced from the Senoro-Toili gas fields in Central Sulawesi province of Indonesia. Key associated infrastructure for this project includes a pipeline to transport the gas to the plant and a jetty to supply the ammonia to buyers. 1) Enhancement of food security: The project will introduce a new supplier of a critical nutrient that is essential for improving farm productivity. This is expected to improve the supply in the regional ammonia market and therefore directly and/or indirectly help address the increasing challenges of affordable and sufficient food supply. 2) Local Value Addition and Creation of Export Revenues: The proposed project would contribute towards value addition taking place within Indonesia and create significant export revenues for Indonesia.  3) Job Creation and Community Development: The Project will create quality employment opportunities in the Central Sulawesi province of Indonesia.  The Project is expected to create about 350 direct jobs during operation and 2,000 indirect jobs.  Indirect jobs are expected to arise from opportunities created for local contractors engaged in regular maintenance and repair activities for the Project, transportation, food supply and other activities associated with the Project.  In addition, the Company will provide social infrastructure and professional training to its personnel.  4) SME Development Impact: Chemical and petrochemical projects typically create a large number of downstream jobs and entrepreneurial opportunities in segments such as trading, logistics and transportation. The proposed Project is expected to have a significant multiplier effect through the creation and growth of supporting SME businesses.
Wings KAS WC PT Karunia Alam Segar (PT KAS or the company) is an existing IFC client owned by the Wings Group. It produces instant noodles.  The company is seeking funds to finance working capital needs. By supporting the sales and production of the company, the project is expected to have the following development impacts: 

- maintain employment, primarily of women; 
- support purchase of produce from local farmers, as the company buys locally produced fresh produce for the seasonings in their instant noodles;
- maintain income tax revenues paid to the government of Indonesia; and
- maintain revenue and profits of small and medium sized enterprises which sell the companys products.
BBraun Indonesia The project consists of A-loan of up to EUR 55 million in Indonesian Rupiah to two Indonesian subsidiaries of B.Braun Melsungen AG (the Group), one of the world´s leading manufacturer and supplier of healthcare products, to finance the construction and operation of a Large Volume Parenteral (LVP) manufacturing plant in Indonesia. The Project''s expected development impacts include: (i) supporting the Healthcare sector in Indonesia, (ii) supporting technology and knowledge transfers, (iii) increasing access to high quality products in Indonesia, (iv) creating employment as well as (v) localizing production.
P.T. DHARMALA AGRIFOOD Summary Of Project Information (SPI)       Project Name    Indonesia : P.T. Dharmala Agrifood             Region    Asia        Sector       Project No005065   Projected Board DateDecember 21, 1995   Company NameP.T. Dharmala Agrifood   Technical Partner and/or Major Shareholders    	Dharmala Agrifood is a publicly owned company and is listed on the Jakarta and Surabaya Stock Exchanges.  It is majority owned by the Dharmala Intiutama (80%) while the balance 20% is held by the public.    Project Cost Including proposed IFC investment    	The proposed project cost is estimated at US$70 million.  The IFC investment includes an A loan of US$20 million (on IFCs own account)and a B loan of US$15 million (on account of participants).    Location of project and Description of site    	The project will be located at several sites in Southern Sumatra, West, East and Central Java, Sulawesi and Kalimantan.    Description of Company and Purpose of Project    	Dharmala Agrifood was established in 1971 and began its operations as an exporter of primary agricultural products such as tapioca chips and pellets and has gradually diversified into the manufacture of value-added agri-products such as poultry feed and more recently into integrated poultry farming.    	The Company is currently undertaking a US$ 70 million investment program to expand its integrated poultry operations.  The proposed investment program includes construction of two feed mills, four parent-stock farms, ten small layer farms, a commercial broiler farm and processing plant at various locations in Indonesia.    Environmental Category and Issues    	This is a Category B project according to IFCs environmental review procedure.  Environmental health and occupational health and safety issues associated with this project include liquid efffluents, solid wastes and general employee health and safety.  Liquid effluents will be treated on site before discharge.  Organic waste from poultry operations will be used as fertilizer where possible.  Other solid waste will be landfilled.  The wastewater treatment plant for the processing facility will be integrated into the plant design and will comply with both local and World Bank guidelines.    The  is available from the Public Information Center.       Date SPI sent to PIC     November 29, 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).
BTPN Loan II PT. Bank Tabungan Pensiunan Nasional Tbk (BTPN or the Bank) is emerging as a regional leader in microfinance in Asia and has been a valued IFC client since 2009.  It uses an innovative business model that combines access to finance with access to training to reach micro, small and women entrepreneurs with the objectives of improving their lives and businesses.  The Project (BTPN Loan II) builds on this successful and growing relationship and intends, through loans in Indonesian Rupiah, to help BTPN to: (i) expand its micro-banking business to serve mass market and low-income customers; and (ii) strengthen its funding base in order to reduce asset and liability mismatch with a longer tenor financing package. 1) Increased Access to Finance to the Underserved Population: The proposed project will significantly increase access to finance for large populations at the bottom of the pyramid.

2) Women's Empowerment:  The proposed project will help to increase access to finance for women borrowers and will enable them grow their businesses and support their families financially.

3) Job Creation:  The Project will directly create employment opportunities within the Bank as well as create broader employment opportunities arising from the creation and expansion of microfinance enterprises that the Bank supports.  BTPN currently employs about 13,000 staff and expects to employ more people to support the growth of its business.
Hana Short Term The proposed project seeks to support PT Bank Hana (Hana Indonesia, the Bank, or the Company), an IFC investee bank and a wholly owned subsidiary of Hana Bank Korea, by providing a short term finance facility of up to $8 million. The tenor of the facility will be up to 360 days with an option to be renewed annually up to two times subject to satisfactory performance.

The project would represent IFCs commitment to support its long-term partner, particularly in:
- Strengthening Hana Indonesias position in trade finance; and
- Supporting the pre-export, post-export, and working capital financing needs of Hana Indonesias clients, export oriented SMEs 

The project is aligned with IFCs strategic priority of building long-term partnerships with emerging global players in developing countries and is in line with IFC Indonesia Financial Markets strategy to strengthen the banking sector by bringing international best practice to better serve SMEs. The project is also expected to promote further trade relationships mainly between Indonesia and Korea by supporting the supply chain financing needs of Indonesian exporters. The project is expected to have Development Impacts in the following areas: 

Promoting South-South Trade
The project will promote South-South trade by providing the necessary funding for Indonesian exporters who export goods mainly to Korea through a partnership with a Korean bank based in Indonesia. IFCs facility will help address the funding needs at pre-shipment, post-shipment, or working capital phases.

Supporting SME segment
The Project will allow IFC to support the SME segment, which is an important driver for the economy, by providing the necessary short-term financing through a partnership with a local bank.
BTPN SALPS II PT. Bank Tabungan Pensiunan Nasional Tbk., (BTPN or the Bank) is a mid-size commercial bank and is a valued client of IFC since 2009. The Bank uses a unique business model combining access to finance and access to training, serving the high potential mass market and targeting low income pensioners, the micro-small business segments and women entrepreneurs at the base of the pyramid in Indonesia. The project is a part of IFCs inclusion agenda in Indonesia and proposes to extend loans in Indonesian Rupiah which will be used to (i) fund the growth of the Banks micro-small business finance activities and expansion of the Banks subsidiary, BTPN Syariahs productive poor business line which is targeted at women entrepreneurs at the base of the pyramid, and (ii) strengthen its funding base in order to reduce asset and liability mismatch with a longer tenor financing package. 1) Increasing Access to Finance for People at the Base of the Pyramid - Strengthening a strategic partnership with BTPN which has a good business model and presence in all 33 provinces across Indonesia, including underserved rural areas, thus reaching customers at the base of the pyramid with a variety of products.  2) New Product Development - Increasing the Bank''s ability to provide integrated services including "capital to grow'' and "capacity to grow", introduce new products such as agricultural finance, develop new delivery channels (i.e. branchless banking) to reach underserved low income pensioners, MSMEs and women entrepreneurs at the base of the pyramid.  3) Empowerment of Women - financing women borrowers through the "productive poor" program managed by BTPN Syariah to empower them to grow their businesses and support their families.
Hana Indonesia The project involves establishing a strategic alliance with Hana Bank (Hana), a leading financial institution in Korea and existing IFCs client, in setting-up banking operation in Indonesia. This project is part of Hanas global strategy to establish operations in selected developing markets in East Asia and Eastern Europe.  The project involves an IFC equity investment of up to $5 million, which combined with equity investment from Hana, will be used to acquire a small local bank, PT. Bank Bintang Manunggal (BIMA or the Bank) and to increase the Banks capital base. The Bank will become an embryo of Hanas operation in Indonesia which Hana will significantly grow to achieve Hanas target to become one of Indonesias top 20 banks within 10 years time. Strengthening and deepening Indonesia banking sector - Entry of a reputable and committed regional financial institution to a developing country that needs good foreign strategic investments will facilitate know how transfer, promote best practices, and introduce new and differentiated products and innovative solutions  Supporting Indonesian banking consolidation process  Hanas entry to Indonesian banking sector will provide significant growth opportunity for a small undercapitalized local bank. In the long run, the Bank is expected to be a major player in the banking sector which eventually fosters more consolidation. This is in line with Bank Indonesias banking consolidation plans.   Further promoting trades  Indonesia  South Korea trade has been growing rapidly. Two-way trade in 2006 reached $10.6 billion, up by 6.2% from 2005. The project is expected to promote further trade relationships between Indonesia and Korea as BIMA would also promote trade products including those involving Korean companies.  Create significant job opportunity  As a small bank, BIMA now only has 100 employees. As Hana plans to grow the Banks assets, the Bank will need a substantial increase in number of employees.