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Millicom Cambodia The project consists of the upgrade and nationwide expansion of a Cambodian GSM mobile network of CamGSM Company Ltd. (or the company). The company was granted its GSM license in 1996 for a period of 25 years, which was extended to 35 years in 1999.  The company currently covers only 55% of the total population in the country.  As part of its expansion, the company plans to install 400 new sites and additional microwave backhaul links in order to provide coverage to 75% of the population. By increasing the availability of telecommunications services in Cambodia, the project will:    - Improve Access.    The project will improve the availability of reliable and affordable communications for consumers and businesses. The Company conservatively projects mobile penetration to increase from about 16% to 46% by December 2012.    - Spur Competition.    The project will enhance competition in the sector, leading existing mobile operators to:     - invest further in their networks, thereby increasing availability and improving the quality of cellular services; and    - lower tariffs.    - Expand Geographic Coverage.    Although CamGSM is authorized to provide nationwide mobile service, geographic coverage is currently poor and limited to the main urban areas.  Through this Project, the Sponsors plan to provide coverage to all major cities and as much remote area as is commercially viable, thus significantly increasing geographic and population coverage.    - Increase Employment.    The project will make available high quality jobs at the company, while creating quality employment opportunities in Cambodia in adjacent sectors, such as network construction and maintenance and mobile supplier/distribution.    - Support Local Companies/SMEs.     In addition to improving the overall reliability of telecommunications, CamGSM plans to expand data and internet access services directed to the business segment, thus enhancing the efficiency and competitiveness of these companies. Demonstrate Successful FDI.  Successful implementation of this project will signal to other potential foreign investors that infrastructure investments can be done in a transparent fashion, thereby encouraging further investment in the country.
ACLEDAGenderLoan The proposed investment to ACLEDA Bank Plc. (ACLEDA or the Bank) consists of an up to US$ 200 million senior loan, of which a US$ 100 million is allocated towards women-owned small and medium enterprise (SME) financing. The project will be supported by IFCs Women Entrepreneurs Opportunity Facility (WEOF). The purpose of this investment is to support ACLEDA to grow its SME lending business and expand its outreach to women entrepreneurs, who play an important role within the economy and contribute towards job creation in Cambodia. The Project is expected to have considerable development impact by increasing access to finance for women entrepreneurs in Cambodia. That, in turn, will help increase opportunities for women entrepreneurs and improve livelihoods for a wide cross-section of society. It is also expected to improve access to credit in Cambodia as it will enable ACLEDA to provide credit to underserved SMEs.
Amret AB Loan The proposed project (the Project) consists of a senior debt package to Amret Company Limited (the Company) in Cambodia. The Project will support the Companys lending program for a pipeline of microfinance and agricultural projects in the country.  The Company is a microfinance institution with a substantial operational network and deep reach in the rural and underserved areas of Cambodia, serving more than 300,000 borrowers as of June 2015 in all 25 provinces in the Country. As a licensed deposit taking institution, the Company also offers other financial services including checking and saving accounts and fee-based services such as bill payments. The development impact of IFC''s investment in the Project is expected to be high given that it will: - Improve access to finance for productive micro-entrepreneurs with a strong focus in agribusiness, which will in turn stimulate growth, employment generation and poverty reduction. - As the Company is present in many remote areas in the country, the Project is expected to allow more individuals obtain formal financial services, such as the mobilization of savings and mobile banking. - Continue know-how transfer in the areas of Environmental and Social ("E&S") and risk management.
SEF Villa Apsara Hotel The proposed project consists of the renovation and operation of the Villa Apsara Hotel in Siem Reap, Cambodia, as a 12 room, boutique hotel called the Aman Princiere Resort.   The project will be the thirteenth Amanresorts operated property.  The sponsor expects the project to commence full operation in the first quarter of 2003.    For projects in frontier countries such as Cambodia, access to US dollar long-term financing is difficult.  Local banks have been unable to offer an adequate financing package for this venture, and international banks are wary of taking risk in Cambodia.  Thus, the sponsor has approached IFC to obtain the necessary long-term financing, with a view to partner with the Corporation in future projects in other frontier markets.    The project will have a significant developmental impact on Siem Reap as a tourist destination.  The entry of a high end player, such as Amanresort, into Cambodia will provide the country positive publicity amongst potential visitors and tour operators.  This will contribute to hasten the growth of the local tourism industry which supports the local economy and creates employment opportunities.  As a restoration of an existing hotel, the project would also help to bring idle assets back into productive use.
WCS COVID HKL The proposed project entails an IFC investment of up to US$25 million senior loan toHattha Kaksekar Limited (the Company or HKL) with 30 percent of the loans being targeted at women and women-owned businesses. The investment aims to support the Company's working capital and trade-related lending program to Cambodian micro, small and medium enterprises as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic (the Project) and will be supported by an IDA Private Sector Window (PSW) Blended Finance Facility. 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. Project Outcome: By providing access to finance/liquidity to relevant stakeholders (EM FIs, and through them, their customers) to support stakeholders' capacity to sustain operations and to expedite post-crisis recovery. The project intends to provide up to US$25 million of liquidity to HKL, which will then be on lend to approximately 3,000 MSME clients. Market Creation: By sustaining the ability to provide these services, IFC's facility is intended to promote jobs as well as broader stability that comes about by providing for the going concern of market participants in Cambodia.

Project Outcome: By providing access to finance/liquidity to relevant stakeholders (EM FIs, and through them, their customers) to support stakeholders' capacity to sustain operations and to expedite post-crisis recovery. The project intends to provide up to US$25 million of liquidity to HKL, which will then on lend to approximately 3,000 MSME clients. 

Market Creation: By sustaining the ability to provide these services, IFC's facility is intended to promote jobs as well as broader stability that comes about by providing for the going concern of market participants in Cambodia.
HKL AB Loan The proposed project (the Project) aims to provide a senior debt package to Hattha Kaksekar Limited (HKL or Company) in order to support its further growth in the market, especially its lending to micro borrowers. The development impact of IFC''s investment in the Project is expected to be high given that it will: - Improve access to finance for productive micro-entrepreneurs, which will in turn stimulate growth, employment generation and poverty reduction. - As the Company is present in many remote areas in the country, the Project is expected to allow more individuals obtain formal financial services, such as the mobilization of savings and mobile banking.
Cambodia Airp II The project company is Société Concessionnaire de lAéroport (SCA or the company), a special purpose company that holds a 45-year concession (from 1995) from the Royal Government of Cambodia (RGC) to operate the Phnom Penh International Airport (PPIA) at Phnom Penh, the Siem Reap International Airport (SRIA) at Siem Reap, and the Sihanoukville Airport (SIA) at Sihanoukville. PPIA serves as the main gateway to Cambodia while SRIA mainly caters to the tourist traffic visiting the various Angkor temples located in the nearby Angkor Archeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site.   Sihanoukville was established in the 1950s and forms together with Phnom Penh and Siem Reap one of the destinations that has been identified by the RGC as cornerstones for the countrys short-term tourism development. The Sihanoukville airport, located 15 km from the city center, was built in the 1960's and remains a small airport with limited facilities. The concession for the development and operation of Sihanoukville Airport was awarded in March 2006 by the RGC to the company.  SIA reopened in January 2007.

The proposed project consists of: 

- the mandatory capital investments required under the concession for SIA for 2006 and 2007; 
- the terminal capacity increase at SRIA to provide service to the increasing passenger growth; and 
- the capital investments required at SIA in 2008-10, should traffic at the airport increase in accordance with the companys projections.

This would be IFCs second investment in SCA. In June 2004, IFC provided a $10 million loan to SCA to support capital expenditures at PPIA and SRIA. The project will have a significant development impact on the Cambodian economy.  The RGC is aggressively promoting tourism, especially in the Angkor temple complex near Siem Reap and the coastline near Sihanoukville.  Tourism has the potential to become one of the most important sectors of the economy.  Expansion and modernization of the airports infrastructure is viewed as critical to the RGCs coordinated efforts to grow the tourism industry as the airports are an essential component of the infrastructure required to support international tourism to Cambodia.  In this context, the proposed project would expand the international airports of SIA and SRIA and help the country develop the value of its unique cultural assets of Angkor temples and its coastline.  The project will also raise operating efficiency and service levels at SRIA and SIA by adjusting airside and landside capacity to expected passenger traffic, and help SCA meet performance standards established under the Concession Agreement. Finally, the projects success will encourage foreign investments and further private sector participation in infrastructure projects in Cambodia and privatization of airports in East Asia in general.
ACLEDA loan 2013 The proposed investment consists of a US$ 50 million loan to ACLEDA Bank Plc. (ACLEDA or the Bank) with a 5-year maturity. The proposed loan will support the Banks lending to SME and microfinance borrowers. (i) Improve access to finance for microfinance and SME clients in Cambodia. (ii) Improve market confidence by demonstrating IFC''s continuing support to the development of the Cambodian financial sector.
ACLEDA sr 2020 The proposed investment to ACLEDA Bank Plc. (ACLEDA or the Bank) consists of an up to US$ 200 million 5-year senior loan  to support ACLEDA to expand its lending program to small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and women-owned SMEs, who play an important role within the economy and contribute towards job creation in Cambodia (the Project). The proposed investment will include an IFC A Loan of up to US$ 100 million for IFC's own account and a syndicated loan of up to US$ 100 million. The Project's development impact is anchored on increased access to finance for underserved SME segments, including women-owned SMEs. Beyond the Project, and along with other World Bank Group efforts in the SME segment, the investment will foster greater inclusiveness of the SME financing market via innovation and competition.
HTB Sub Debt The proposed investment is a 7-year subordinated loan (sub-debt) of up to US$40 million to Hattha Bank Plc. (HTB or the Bank), formerly Hattha Kaksekar Limited (HKL), consisting of IFCs own account investment of up to US$10 million and mobilization of up to US$30 million. The sub-debt will be qualified as a Tier 2 capital under the local regulations to strengthen the Banks resilience amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and support the Banks long-term strategy to primarily grow financing to micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) including women-owned MSMEs (WMSMEs). Project outcome: The Project will contribute towards narrowing the MSME financing gap by providing additional loans to MSMEs including WMSMEs during the tenor of the loan. This is expected to increase economic activity and job creation in Cambodia to expedite post-crisis recovery. 
Market-level outcome: IFC's engagement with the Bank will mobilize private sector investors to support the financial sector in Cambodia and increase access to finance to the underserved MSMEs and WMSMEs.
Acleda Education ACLEDA Training Center (ATC or the Company) is one of the subsidiaries of ACLEDA Bank Plc. (AB or the Sponsor). ATC focuses on training AB staff and sharing the successful experiences of AB to other banks, MFIs, NGOs and other credit operators in the ASEAN region including China. ATC is in the process of transforming into ACLEDA Institute of Business (AIB), with the aim to become the leading Cambodian higher education institute (HEI) providing superior quality of business, banking and finance programs at Bachelor and Masters Degree level. The proposed project consists of the construction of a new campus which will include at least 3 school buildings, 1 administration building, 1 library, 1 canteen and 2 dormitory buildings. The project is expected to be implemented during 2015-2018. (i) Improving education quality: The project will contribute with much needed improvements of the education sector in an IDA country by the establishment of a new education institute with qualified teachers with strong academic and practical qualifications. (ii) Quality assurance: ACLEDA is a strong and reputable name in Cambodia well known for its high standards. AB being the Sponsor will give AIB the needed quality assurance. (iii) Enhance employability: Through AB, AIB will ensure that the academic programs offered and the associated teachers are focusing on the needs of future employers. AB is Cambodia''s largest graduate recruiter with an annual intake of more than 1,000 fresh graduate students.
CDC Investigations and Technical Assistance: Implementation Research for Management of Malaria and Childhood Illness in Tanzania U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Investigations and Technical Assistance assists national and local health authorities and other health related organizations in controlling communicable diseases, chronic diseases and disorders, and other preventable health conditions. Investigations and evaluation of all methods of controlling or preventing disease and disability are carried out by providing epidemic aid, surveillance, technical assistance, consultation, and program support; and by providing leadership and coordination of joint national, state, and local efforts.
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GH16-1650 Technical Assistance to Host Country Public Health Institutions in Tanzania to Lead HIV Response and Grants
CDC-RFA-GH21-2136 Strengthening the Government of Tanzanias Capacity to Develop Grants
PS10-1066STRENGTHENING HIV STRATEGIC HEALTH MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM (HMIS) ACTIVITIES IN THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA TO IMPROVE INFORMATIONS AND DATE USE WITHIN THE HEALTH SECTOR UNDER PEPFAR Grants
GH18-1812 Strengthening the Quality, Accessibility, and Sustainability of the National Health Laboratory Services (NHLS) in United Republic of Tanzania under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) - 2018 Grants
Protecting and Improving Health Globally:Building and Strengthening Public Health Impact, Systems,Capacity and Security Global Health Security - Strengthening Public Health Laboratories in Tanzania. U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) global health efforts are to assist Ministries of Health and other international partners to plan, manage effectively, and evaluate public health programs; achieve U.S. Government program and international organization goals to improve health, including disease eradication and elimination targets; expand CDC's global health programs that focus on the leading causes of worldwide mortality, morbidity and disability, including chronic disease and injuries; generate and apply new knowledge to achieve health goals; and, strengthen health systems and their impact.
GH20-2101 Tanzania Global Health Security Partner Engagement: Advancing Efforts and Strategies to Protect and Improve Public Health - 2020 Grants
GH20-2063 Technical Assistance to Government of Tanzania (GOT) and Public Health Institutions (PHIs) toward Sustained Health Systems Strengthening in Tanzania under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) - 2020 Grants
PS10-1007 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE COORDINATION/PROVISION TO THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL WELFARE TO STRENGTHEN AND SUSTAIN A CENTRALLY COORDINATED NATIONAL BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE (NBTS) IN THE UNITED REPUL Grants
GH11-1143.NU2G TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO STRENGTHEN AND ENSURE THE SUSTAINABILITY OF THE UNITED REPUB Grants
CDC-RFA-GH21-2137 Sustain and Accelerate a Comprehensive HIV Response in the Un Grants
Strengthening the Government of Tanzania's Capacity to Develop, Implement and Use Digital Health to Achieve HIV/TB Epidemic Control through Interoperable Information Systems, Governance, Quality Improvement and Workforce Support under PEPFAR - 2021 Grants
GH20-2062 Health Information System Development, Project Management and Coordinated Deployment for National HIV and Health Sector Systems in the Republic of Tanzania under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) - 2020 Grants
CDC-RFA-GH20-2101 Tanzania Global Health Security Partner Engagement: Advan Grants
GH12-1236.NU2G IMPLEMENTING EVIDENCE BASED PREVENTION INTERVENTIONS TO PREVENT NEW HIV INFECTIONS I Grants
GH16-1652 Comprehensive Community-Based HIV Prevention, Linkage, and Retention Services for Key Populations and Adolescent Girls and Young Women in the United Republic of Tanzania under the Presidents Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) Grants
CDC-RFA-GH16-1654Coordinating TB/HIV Activities in the United Republic of Tanzania under the President's Emergency Pl Grants
Sustain and Accelerate a Comprehensive HIV Response in the United Republic of Tanzania under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) - 2021 Grants
GH20-2064 Building Capacity within the Government of Tanzania to Oversee Laborat Grants
Health Information System Development, Project Management and Coordinated Deployment for National HIV and Health Sector Systems in the Republic of Tanzania under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) - 2020 Grants
GH20-2062 Health Information System Development, Project Management and Coordinated Deployment for National HIV and Health Sector Systems in the Republic of Tanzania under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) Grants
GH20-2064 Building Capacity within the Government of Tanzania to Oversee Laboratory, Strengthen Scientific Oversight, Monitor Evidence-based HIV Interventions, and Conduct Geo-spatial Analysis under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) - 2020 Grants
STRENGTHENING OF A CONTINUUM OF HIV/AIDS PREVENTION, CARE AND TREATMENT SERVICES Grants
GH19-1918 Accelerating the Coordination of Health Policy and Strategies for HIV/AIDS Treatment Services through the Tanzania Commission for AIDS (TACAIDS) in the United Republic of Tanzania under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) - 2019 Grants
GH11-1127.NU2G PROVISION OF HIV/AIDS TREATMENT SERVICES BY LOCAL INDIGENOUS ENTITIES IN THE UNITED Grants
GH19-1956 Accelerating the Implementation of Health Policy and Strategies for HIV/AIDS Treatment Services through the President's Office - Regional Administration and Local Government (PO-RALG) in the United Republic of Tanzania under PEPFAR Grants
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