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ZN Mexico Capital Growth Fund (Monarca Fund) Summary Of Project Information (SPI)       Project Name    Mexico - ZN Mexico Capital Growth Fund Ltd            Region    Latin America and the Caribbean        Sector       Project No008436   Projected Board DateDecember 22, 1997   Company NameZN Mexico Capital Growth Fund Ltd, ZN Management Ltd    Technical Partner and/or Major Shareholders    	The Fund is sponsored by Nexxus Capital (Nexxus), an investment banking advisory company established by a group of experienced Mexican professionals and Zephyr Management Inc. (Zephyr), a US private equity management firm. Nexxus Principals are led by Mr. José Juan Alvarez, 48, who is a managing partner of Nexxus  and a former head of corporate banking at Grupo Financiero GBM Atlantico. Zephyr is headed by Mr. Thomas C. Barry the former CEO of Rockefeller & Co.       Project Cost Including proposed IFC investment    	The fund is expected to range between, US$ 50 - 75 million. IFC will invest US$15 million or 20%, whichever is less, of the total capitalization of ZN Mexico Capital Growth Fund Ltd, and up to 20% of ZN Management Ltd the management company of the fund.    Location of project and Description of site    	Mexico    Description of Company and Purpose of Project    	The project consists of setting up a ten-year, US$75 million private equity fund targeting Mexican small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with sales no greater than US$100 million.  The Funds principal investment strategy is to take significant equity interests in SMEs with strong growth potential and needing financial restructuring, risk capital strengthening and/or managerial assistance.  IFC through this project will help increase the flow of equity finance to Mexican SMEs and help the development of Mexicos equity market.      Environmental Category and Issues    	This is a Financial Intermediary (FI) category project according to IFC''s environmental review procedure.  The Fund  will be required to undertake an environmental review of eligible investee companies'' operations.  In addition, IFC will assess ZN Management capability to carry out environmental reviews of each investee company.       Date SPI sent to PIC     November 10, 1997      This Summary of Project Information is prepared and distributed to the public in advance of consideration of the proposed transaction by the Corporations Board of Directors.  It is provided for the purpose of enhancing the transparency of IFCs activities and should not be construed as presuming the outcome of IFC Board consideration.    For Additional Information contact:  Corporate Relations Unit -   telephone: (202) 473-7711   facsimile: (202) 974-4384      L:\CLACM\MARTELLI\ZNFUND\ZNSPI.DOC   November 7, 1997 4:53 PM
DCM HIR Casa ABL The proposed project consists of a senior-secured loan of up to MXN 1,000 million (equivalent to approximately US$50 million) to a Special Purpose Vehicle (The Trust). The Trust will acquire and hold assets originated by Bienes Programados S.A. de C.V. (HIR Casa or the Company) which meet certain eligibility criteria. IFC will act as the primary beneficiary of the Trust. The assets to be held in the Trust will be mortgage loans exclusively for residential purpose, and it is expected that a minimum of 50% of the mortgages be from women clients (the Project). The most significant, anticipated Project-level impact is increased access to housing to middle-income households in Mexico. Beyond the Project, IFC anticipates that the investment will contribute to promoting inclusiveness via a focus on women head of households, which are financially underserved and have a lower access to housing finance in the country.  The Project is expected to enhance the warehousing capabilities of HIR Casa and help them to continue issuing securitizations in the Mexican capital market.
Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) International Railroad Interdiction Training in Kyrgyzstan Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) International Railroad Interdiction Training in Kyrgyzstan
Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) International X-Ray Interdiction Training II in Kyrgystan Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) International X-Ray Interdiction Training II in Kyrgystan
International Air Cargo Interdicition Training To share CBP inspectional techniques and methodologies with foreign counterparts in their own international airport environment in an effort to further the global fight against proliferation and terrorism. To provide or enhance the skills and knowledge necessary to carry our effective inspection, detection of contraband, cargo and passenger processing at an international airport.
Sustaining and Improving the Gains for HIV and TB Zambia - TB/HIV - Ministry of Health of the Republic of Zambia - MOH.  This program has the following goals: Reduce new HIV infections from 51,000 in 2019, by at least 50% by 2023.  Reduce AIDS related mortality by 50% in 2023 from 20,000 in 2019.  Reduce HIV related stigma and discrimination by 50% in 2023 from the 2019 baseline.  Mother to child transmission of HIV eliminated, from 3.7% in 2019 to less than 3%, by 2023.  To reduce the number of TB deaths in the population by 40% in 2021 compared to 2015. The objectives of this program are: 95% of PLHIV know their HIV status.  95% of people diagnosed with HIV enrolled on ART.  95% of PLHIV receiving ART achieve viral suppression.  To reduce stigma and discrimination associated with HIV and AIDS.  To improve access and utilisation of HIV and AIDS servcies by population groups most at risk.  To increase the treatment success rate for TB from 90%  in 2019 to at least 95% from 2023 onwards.  To increase the treatment success rate for multi-drug resistant (MDR) TB patients from 75% in 2019 to 82% by the year 2023
Zambia - HIV - The Ministry of Finance and National Planning of the Government of Zambia Zambia - HIV - The Ministry of Finance and National Planning of the Government of Zambia.
Zambia - HIV - Zambia National AIDS Network Zambia - HIV - Zambia National AIDS Network.
Zambia - Tuberculosis - Churches Health Association of Zambia Zambia - Tuberculosis - Churches Health Association of Zambia - CHAZ.
Zambia - Malaria - Churches Health Association of Zambia Zambia - Malaria - Churches Health Association of Zambia - CHAZ.
Zambia - HIV - Ministry of Health of the Republic of Zambia Zambia - HIV - Ministry of Health of the Republic of Zambia - MOH.
Zambia - HIV - United Nations Development Programme Zambia - HIV - United Nations Development Programme - UNDP HQ.
Zambia - Malaria - United Nations Development Programme Zambia - Malaria - United Nations Development Programme - UNDP HQ.
Zambia - HIV - United Nations Development Programme Zambia - HIV - United Nations Development Programme.
Zambia - HIV - Churches Health Association of Zambia Zambia - HIV - Churches Health Association of Zambia - CHAZ.
Securing and sustaining equitable access to ART Zambia - HIV - United Nations Development Programme - UNDP Zambia.  This program has the following goals: To maintain and expand treatment, care and support for people infected by HIV and affected by AIDS..  To prevent, halt and begin to reverse the spread of HIV and AIDS. The objectives of this program are: Intensifying HIV prevention services..  Increase access to and improve quality of HIV care and treatment.  Strengthen the health system capacity for monitoring and evaluation, procurement and supply management, public financial management and programme management
Towards Malaria Elimination Zambia - Malaria - Churches Health Association of Zambia - CHAZ.  This program has the following goals: To reduce malaria infection, disease and death in Zambia by 2026.  To increase proportion of the population living in malaria free HFCAs.  To maintain malaria-free status and prevent reintroduction and importation of malaria into areas where the disease has been eliminated.. The objectives of this program are: To increase implementation rate of interventions from 72 percent in 2021 to 95 percent by 2026..  To reduce malaria incidence from 340 cases per 1,000 population in 2021 to 201 cases per 1,000 population by 2026..  To reduce malaria deaths from 8 deaths per 100,000 population in 2021 to 4.7 deaths per 100,000 population by 2026..  To increase malaria free HFCAs from 10 in 2021 to 260 in 2026
Zambia - Malaria - United Nations Development Programme Zambia - Malaria - United Nations Development Programme - UNDP Zambia.
Zambia - Tuberculosis - Ministry of Health of the Republic of Zambia Zambia - Tuberculosis - Ministry of Health of the Republic of Zambia - MOH.
Zambia - Tuberculosis - Zambia National AIDS Network Zambia - Tuberculosis - Zambia National AIDS Network.
Zambia - Malaria - Ministry of Health of the Republic of Zambia Zambia - Malaria - Ministry of Health of the Republic of Zambia - MOH.
Zambia TB program stop TB strategic plan implementation updated  2008-2012 Zambia - Tuberculosis - United Nations Development Programme - UNDP Zambia.
Towards Malaria Elimination Zambia - Malaria - Ministry of Health of the Republic of Zambia - MOH.  This program has the following goals: To eliminate local malaria infection and disease in Zambia by 2021.  To maintain malaria-free status and prevent reintroduction and importation of malaria into areas where the disease has been eliminated. The objectives of this program are: Increase the implementation rate of interventions from 36% in 2015 to 95% by 2018..  Reduce malaria incidence from 336 cases per 1,000 population in 2015 to less than 5 cases per 1,000 population by 2019.  Increase the malaria-free health facility catchment areas (HFCAs) from 0.5% in 2015 to 100% in 2021.  Reduce malaria deaths from 15.2 deaths per 100,000 in 2015 to less than 5 deaths per 100,000 population by 2021
Sustaining and Improving the Gains for HIV and TB Zambia - TB/HIV - Churches Health Association of Zambia - CHAZ.  This program has the following goals: Achieving zero new infections, zero HIV and AIDS related mortality and morbidity and zero discrimination.  Avert 80,000 new infections by 2020.  Avert 43,000  AIDS related deaths by 2020.  To reduce the number of TB deaths in the population by 40% in 2021 compared to 2015. The objectives of this program are: 90% of PLHIV know their HIV status.  90% of people diagnosed with HIV enrolled on ART.  90% of PLHIV receiving ART achieve viral suppression.  To reduce stigma and discrimination associated with HIV and AIDS.  To improve access and utilisation of HIV and AIDS servcies by population groups most at risk
Albania Second Multi Donor Trust Fund for Capacity Building Support to Implement the Integrated Planning System (IPS) 2 The MDTF development objective is to strengthen the implementation of the Integrated Planning System, by creating the conditions for introducing a performance orientation in the policy planning and budgetary processes and by improving institutional capacity to monitor results at the strategy and program levels.
Second MDTF for Capacity Building Support to Implement the IPS (IPS 2) The proposed development objectives of the IPS 2 are as follows: "Strengthen the implementation of the Integrated Planning Sy stem, by creating the conditions for introducing a performance orientation in the policy planning and budgetary processes and by imp rovinginstitutional capacity to monitor results at the strategy and program levels".
IGATE-Transition IGATE-Transition's vision is to set girls up for success in their transition to secondary school and to life by improving their learning, leadership and lifeskills in primary and beyond. The project aim to ensure that 73492 marginalised girls are well equipped for transition into life through fluency in literacy, numeracy and financial literacy and life skills. The project seeks to achieve the following three major outcomes: Learning, Transition and Sustainability. To improve learning  - the project will ensure girls and boys are not only enrolled in school but also attending and, developing their skills in literacy, numeracy, and financial literacy, raising their confidence and self-esteem, as well as creating an enabling environment where girls and boys feel safe and supported to pursue their education. The project seek to achieve its vision on learning by: a) deliver a whole school development programme ? improve teaching and learning in target schools b) provide accelerated learning through community based education, c) offer highly relevant life-skills and exposure to business and entrepreneurial skills d) build aspirations and life-skills opportunities for in- and out-of-school girls. Transition- the project will support marginalized girls and boys in their transition from primary to secondary education. In parallel, the project will introduce non-formal, community-based, post-primary learning opportunities providing second chance and relevant life skills education to the many girls and boys of secondary age who have dropped out or are at risk of dropping out before, in the transition to, or within secondary school given the supply side barriers to secondary education in marginalized communities. To develop sustainability, IGATE-T will deliver improvements in learning and transition by: a) increasing schools? and MoPSE capacity to manage and monitor effective learning, b) strengthening the linkages between and increasing engagement of existing successful community to constructively address negative behavioural practices toward girls? education. 73 492 marginalised girls supported to transition (51 065 girls demonstrate learning;  38 950 transition into secondary schools or Community Based Education.
Solar washing machine and drying system A R&D project to develop a 24V DC solar washing machine and a multifunctional drying system to help communities in developing countries, particularly in offgrid regions.
Heal Nepal Heal Nepal will improve health, dignity and wellbeing of 2,136 people affected by leprosy and lymphatic filariasis (LF) from 11 highly endemic districts in southern Nepal. It will support 1349 Government community health volunteers to use highly effective methods to identify, diagnose, treat and manage leprosy and LF and complications and prevent disability. It will support 1,379,657 community members to develop less discriminating attitudes towards leprosy and LF, and higher tolerance for patients receiving treatment, through a thought-provoking awareness campaign. People at risk of infection will access early diagnosis and preventive prophylaxis. The project will support managing leprosy and LF complications and prevent stigmatising and irreversible disabilities using highly effective clinical innovations. It will create safe spaces for patients to explore inner strengths, improve self-image and wellbeing, and advocate for rights. Outcome: People most affected by leprosy, LF and disabilities experience a significant reduction in suffering and stigma from accessing high-quality, innovative treatment and care, delivered through well-integrated health services. Output 1: Raised awareness of community members from 11 endemic districts of Nepal about leprosy and lymphatic filariasis: transmission; symptoms; non-infectiousness when treated; where to get treatment; and importance of early treatment. Output 2: Increased integration of leprosy and lymphatic filariasis case detection, treatment, referral and reporting from district to health outpost levels. Output 3: Reduced complications and progression of disabilities faced by leprosy and LF patients, managed using cutting-edge clinical innovations by The Leprosy Mission Nepal's Anandaban Hospital Output 4: Improved facilities, evidence and influencing capacity at Anandaban Hospital Output 5: Established safer spaces for people affected by leprosy, LF and disability to build up positive self-image and actively engage in community and rights advocacy. People affected by leprosy and LF who live in the 11 endemic districts targeted by the project.
Fueling Opportunities to end Unemployment for Nepalis with Disabilities FOUND will support 2,500 unemployed skilled people with disabilities, from five economic hub districts of Nepal, to find and thrive in formal or self-employment. Targeting 875 business owners and employers, it will improve knowledge, confidence, skills and attitudes so they understand the abilities of people with disabilities. For people with disabilities it will improve employability skills and self-confidence, pilot inclusive job search and hiring practices and collate evidence of what works.

COVID-19 Rapid Response project: This project aims to improve the preparedness of Anandaban Hospital, Nepal to provide a COVID-19 response to the local community. This response will comprise of a fully equipped and staffed isolation ward at the hospital where COVID-19 patients can be treated by trained staff. In addition, emergency humanitarian assistance will be provided to households living within 5 districts, identified during an assessment carried out in spring 2020. Outcome: A total of 2,500 unemployed disabled people living in economic hub districts of Morang, Lalitpur, Kathmandu, Kapilbastu and Rupandehi in Nepal, secure and sustain formal or self-employment for at least 12 months. Output 1: Improved processes for disabled people's job search, entry, and survival in formal or self-employment Output 2: Improved employability skills and self-confidence of unemployed disabled people Output 3: Increased business owners' and employers' confidence in employing disabled people Output 4: Improved evidence of what works in supporting disabled people to enter and thrive in formal and self-employment in Nepal.

COVID-19 Rapid Response project: Objective 1: Leprosy health workers and Anandaban Leprosy Referral Hospital are well-trained, supplied and equipped to manage COVID-19 and to protect themselves from COVID-19 infection. Objective 2: Leprosy-affected communities have the life-saving information they need to protect themselves and others from corona virus infection. Objective 3: Leprosy affected communities access vital sanitation and food packages required to protect themselves from infection. 1. Unemployed disabled people aged 18-45 years with academic qualifications 2. Unemployed disabled people aged 18-45 years with vocational qualifications 3. Unemployed disabled people aged 18-45 years with no qualifications 4. Those aged 18-60 who are currently carers for unemployed disabled people.

COVID-19 Rapid Response project: 1. Medical staff at Anandaban Hospital will be trained to respond to COVID-19. 2. Local community residents and people affected by leprosy showing symptoms will be tested for COVID-19 and positive cases will receive critical care. 3. Households in the 5 targeted districts, particularly those affected by leprosy and disability, will receive emergency food and sanitation packages.
Improving Programme Quality & Compliance Joint monitoring visits by CMT to all projects in the country programme; bi monthly project verification exercises by the grants team, baselines surveys/assessments for incoming projects, country learning review, annual partners' assessment, strengthen of MEL systems for Oxfam and partners , Oxfam – Partner SMT Meetings, gender mainstreaming and training and Oxfam -PQLC capacity enhancement.
Liberia WASH Consortium Non Operational Component This project is created to transfer  funds to Action Contre La Faim, Solidarites, Concern Worldwide and Tearfund. These organizations form a consortium responsible for delivering WASH related activities including construction of facilities, public health promotion and capacity building for Government line Ministries in Liberia for a period of 3 years. They've signed  MOUs which form an integral part of Oxfam's contracts with DFID and ECHO, which clearly stipulate their responsibility to the donors and beneficiaries in terms of financial and operating risk.
Improving and strengthening water, sanitation and hygience practices in Liberia This project seeks to strengthen the Emergency Preparedness and Response Unit of the Ministry of Health & Social Welfare (MoH & SW) capacity in ten counties. The intervention is to ensure that the MoH, (MoPW), (LWSC) and (MCC)  have the requisite management, resource, support and monitoring systems in place to ensure adequate/or quality WASH services are provided.  Water quality testing lab at National and county levels will be provided with lab regains to the Ministry of Health (County Health Teams) as part of the water borne disease control measure. The project will also strengthen the capacity of Partners.
Emergency and Early Recovery Ebola Response in Montserrado_Liberia The project will be complemented by ongoing WASH activities being undertaken by Oxfam and the Liberia WASH Consortium in the project area.The project will aim to provide Public Health Promotion services aimed at reducing the spread of the Ebola virus and  improve access to, and quality of, safe water and sanitation services of vulnerable Ebola -affected communities of Clara, Logan, West Point and New Kru Town in Monrovia.
Income Generation and Employment Opportunities for Poor Women in Liberia This project seeks to address the needs of poor women through the promotion of sustainable employment and income generating intiatives. The key activities for the women is handicraft and agriculture. The project will faciltiate the access of women to basic tools and equipments to set up their enterprises, build their business, marketing, organizational and management capacity so they can produce good quality products and market for incomes. In addtion, their coopertaives will be transfomed through governance and leadership trainings so they have capacity to produce, market and  advocate for women's access to econmic justice.
Raising Poor and Marginalised Women Voices in  Liberia The project is a part of the global initiative called Raising Her Voice. Oxfam Liberia is working with two partners (WONGOSOL and WOLPNET) to ensure that implementation of the ratified AU Protocol on Women's Rights has measurable benefits on poor and excluded women in Liberia.  To do this, the project will increase poor women skills in advocacy and lobbying  and support them through the establishment of media networks to advocate and lobby Government to implement the ratified AU protocol. In addition, it will facilitate women's access to  productive resources for improved livelihoods. This is a 4 -year project with funding from UNDP and DFID.
Assessment of WASH Baseline Establishment in 25 Districts in Liberia. Conduct field assessment of WASH situation in 25 administrative districts in 7 counties that will include 10 communities  in 4 rural cities and 10 urban slum communities in Monrovia.
Emergency and Early Recovery Ebola Response in Nimba_Liberia The project will be complemented by ongoing WASH activities being undertaken by Oxfam and the Liberia WASH Consortium in the project area.The project will aim to provide Public Health Promotion services aimed at reducing the spread of the Ebola virus and  improve access to, and quality of, safe water and sanitation services of vulnerable Ebola -affected communities of Nimba County.
Advancing Post-Ebola Water, Sanitation,and Hygiene (WASH) for Children and Women Almost 3,000 Liberians, including 1,800 children under 5, die each year from diarrhea – nearly 90% of which is directly related to poor water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH). Poor sanitation is a contributing factor, through its impact on malnutrition, to other leading causes of child mortality. This project will expand access to safe, quality WASH facilities, prioritizing children's health. Oxfam will harness local momentum generated during its Ebola response around improving sanitation and hygiene practices, building local infrastructure, and information sharing about disease prevention, setting Liberian children and communities on the path toward improved child health and resilience.