Solid Waste Crisis Response Programme (for Greater Amman Municipality) On 24 November 2016, the Bank signed a project with the City of Amman to  finance priority solid waste investments in Amman (the "Project"). The  financing is structured in two tranches:     * Tranche I, consisting of JOD 40 million, committed at signing and used to  refinance GAM's existing debt to release funds for a comprehensive solid waste  crisis response programme. Tranche 1 is co-financed by a GBP 5 million  investment grant by an international donor for urgently needed solid waste  investments.   * Tranche II, consisting of up to EUR 50 million loan from EBRD, remains  uncommitted and will finance a series of investments aimed at addressing the  City's urgent solid waste needs. Tranche II components are expected to be  co-financed by capex grants of up to 50 per cent, provided by international  donor(s) and the Bank through its Shareholder Special Fund ("SSF"). To date  (June 2020 update), the Bank has financed 5 sub-projects under this Tranche as  follows:   * Tranche II-A:  signed on 10 May 2017, for the construction of a fifth cell  at Al-Ghabawi Landfill and its associated leachate lagoons. The component is  financed by a JOD 3.25 million EBRD loan and a GBP 4.25 investment grant.   * Tranche II-B: signed on 9 May 2018, to finance the purchases of 75  compactors and other equipment to be used by GAM in solid waste operations. The  component is financed by a JOD 9.9 million EBRD loan and two investment grants  of GBP 5.63 million and USD 7.4 million respectively.   * Tranche II-C: signed on 29 November 2018, to finance the capping of cell 4  wells, drilling and installation of the Landfill Gas Recovery ("LFG")  collection system, and connecting it to the existing LFG system for cells 1,2  and 3. This component is financed by a JOD 3.2 million EBRD loan and a EUR 3.8  million grant.   * Tranche II-D: signed on 19 December 2019 , to finance the upgrade and  rehabilitation of Al-Shaer waste transfer station. This component is financed  by a JOD 2.5 million EBRD loan and a grant of USD 3.5 million   * Tranche II-E: signed on 19 December 2019 , to finance the purchase of 25  sweeper vehicles for use in solid waste operations in Amman. This component is  financed by a JOD 2.4 million and a grant of EUR 3.0 million. In addition, in  the solid waste sector, EBRD provided GAM a USD 13 million sovereign-guaranteed  loan in 2015 to finance the construction of a landfill gas recovery system at  the Al-Ghabawi landfill site under a design, build and operate contract. The  loan was co-financed by an up to USD 5 million loan funded by the Green Energy  Special Fund ("GESF") administered by the EBRD.  The financing package forms part of the EBRD's Refugee Crisis Response  Programme. GAM, which hosts around 30 per cent of the Syrian refugee population  in Jordan, is largely affected by the on-going refugee influx. This places a  heavy strain on Amman's municipal infrastructure and in particular on the solid  waste management system. There is an urgent need to strengthen GAM's resilience  as well as to optimise its financing, and Tranche I will allow GAM to liberate  urgently needed funds to enable it to deal with the on-going challenges.  Tranche II of the investment package is targeted towards financing specific  investments in the solid waste sector to mitigate the effects of the refugee  influx and provide more sustainable and long-term solutions. These investments  will be assessed on a project-by-project basis and are expected to be  co-financed by investment grants made available by other partners, including,  but not limited to, the European Union.