devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Banco de Guayaquil TFFP <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p> <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p>
Recinos Imports The US$4.7 million project consists of a senior secured financing that will support the Companies’ working capital to expand operations, investments for expansion to increase their storage capacity and debt refinancing. The loan will have up to 10-year tenor including 12-month grace period and will be secured by the Companies’ assets. IDB Invest’s financing will be complemented by advisory services related to energy efficiency and renewable energy. The proposed financing to the Companies will support streamlining of inventory and logistics facilitating cash availability allowing for continued supply of goods from its main suppliers in Central America at cost effective pricing which is essential to support economic recovery and reduce the strain on consumers. The need to ensure the use of technology to make their operations smarter and more efficient translating into better prices and access for consumers. Recinos Imports recognizes that to move forward with its business expansion, it has to stay competitive and gain greater control of several aspects of its operations, including: (i) continued modernization and expansion of its operations; (ii) efficient use of operating factors like energy; and (iii) improvement of environmental and social standards. Having access to long-term funding to support the investments needed to maintain competitiveness is key for this type of companies. The US$4.7 million project consists of a senior secured financing that will support the Companies’ working capital to expand operations, investments for expansion to increase their storage capacity and debt refinancing. The loan will have up to 10-year tenor including 12-month grace period and will be secured by the Companies’ assets. IDB Invest’s financing will be complemented by advisory services related to energy efficiency and renewable energy. The proposed financing to the Companies will support streamlining of inventory and logistics facilitating cash availability allowing for continued supply of goods from its main suppliers in Central America at cost effective pricing which is essential to support economic recovery and reduce the strain on consumers. The need to ensure the use of technology to make their operations smarter and more efficient translating into better prices and access for consumers. Recinos Imports recognizes that to move forward with its business expansion, it has to stay competitive and gain greater control of several aspects of its operations, including: (i) continued modernization and expansion of its operations; (ii) efficient use of operating factors like energy; and (iii) improvement of environmental and social standards. Having access to long-term funding to support the investments needed to maintain competitiveness is key for this type of companies.
Pro-Diagnóstico S.A. Founded in 1994, Prodiagnóstico S.A. is a Colombian health services provider. It specializes in medical diagnosis via imaging and minimally invasive procedures, using advanced medical technology and innovative scientific techniques. It provides its services at clinics and hospitals, and currently has 22 service agreements with 12 nationally recognized hospitals and clinics.The aim of this IIC operation is to provide Prodiagnóstico with financing of up to US$1.5 million to support the expansion of its activities and refinance a portion of its debt. Founded in 1994, Prodiagnóstico S.A. is a Colombian health services provider. It specializes in medical diagnosis via imaging and minimally invasive procedures, using advanced medical technology and innovative scientific techniques. It provides its services at clinics and hospitals, and currently has 22 service agreements with 12 nationally recognized hospitals and clinics.The aim of this IIC operation is to provide Prodiagnóstico with financing of up to US$1.5 million to support the expansion of its activities and refinance a portion of its debt.
GT and T Long-term Financing <p>GT and T Long-term Financing</p> <p>GT and T Long-term Financing</p>
Midway Investment Fund <p>Midway Investment Fund</p> <p>Midway Investment Fund</p>
Engenium Capital SME Leasing Partnership <p>Engenium Capital SME Leasing Partnership</p> <p>Engenium Capital SME Leasing Partnership</p>
Cerro Pabellon (CH-L1103) <p>Cerro Pabellon (CH-L1103)</p> <p>Cerro Pabellon (CH-L1103)</p>
Mendubim Solar PV Power II <p>Mendubim Solar PV Power II</p> <p>Mendubim Solar PV Power II</p>
Laboratorios de Aplicaciones Médicas <p>Laboratorios de Aplicaciones Médicas</p> <p>Laboratorios de Aplicaciones Médicas</p>
Banco Mayorista del Plata, S.A. <p>Banco Mayorista del Plata, S.A.</p> <p>Banco Mayorista del Plata, S.A.</p>
Los Portales II Senior corporate bond for up to US$35 million with a tenor of up to 10 years to finance urban development and housing projects for medium- and low-income population segments in Peru. An estimated 150 projects will be developed in approximately 18 Peruvian cities throughout the duration of the bond, benefiting more than 22,000 families in socioeconomic sectors C, D, and Eby facilitating access to first-time buyer housing. Senior corporate bond for up to US$35 million with a tenor of up to 10 years to finance urban development and housing projects for medium- and low-income population segments in Peru. An estimated 150 projects will be developed in approximately 18 Peruvian cities throughout the duration of the bond, benefiting more than 22,000 families in socioeconomic sectors C, D, and Eby facilitating access to first-time buyer housing.
John Fernandes Limited <p>John Fernandes Limited</p> <p>John Fernandes Limited</p>
AVLA - Social Housing Financing The proposed project includes a financing mechanism that will consist of a senior, secured, revolving warehouse facility of up to US$50 million, whose proceeds will be used to purchase and accumulate eligible endorsable mortgage loans or other similar instruments granted to individuals, with a particular focus on diversity and inclusion, for future total or partial asset-backed securitizations in the Chilean capital markets. The transaction will support and improve certain diversity and inclusion segments access to financing in Chile, narrowing the current financing gap that is increasing due to the COVID-19 crisis, and will help further expand debt capital markets in the country through new issuances of asset-backed securities. The proceeds from the line will allow AVLA Group to expand its origination of mortgage loans. The warehousing facility may support several accumulation periods, for a maximum total availability period of six years. The proposed project includes a financing mechanism that will consist of a senior, secured, revolving warehouse facility of up to US$50 million, whose proceeds will be used to purchase and accumulate eligible endorsable mortgage loans or other similar instruments granted to individuals, with a particular focus on diversity and inclusion, for future total or partial asset-backed securitizations in the Chilean capital markets. The transaction will support and improve certain diversity and inclusion segments access to financing in Chile, narrowing the current financing gap that is increasing due to the COVID-19 crisis, and will help further expand debt capital markets in the country through new issuances of asset-backed securities. The proceeds from the line will allow AVLA Group to expand its origination of mortgage loans. The warehousing facility may support several accumulation periods, for a maximum total availability period of six years.
Banco Popular SME Financing <p>Banco Popular SME Financing</p> <p>Banco Popular SME Financing</p>
Giuseppe Torri  and  Nelly D. Rodriguez <p>Giuseppe Torri  and  Nelly D. Rodriguez</p> <p>Giuseppe Torri  and  Nelly D. Rodriguez</p>
Santander Mexico: Scaling high growth PYMES <p>Santander Mexico: Scaling high growth PYMES</p> <p>Santander Mexico: Scaling high growth PYMES</p>
Farmaenlace Cía. Ltda Farmaenlace is an Ecuadorian company that imports, distributes, sales, and commercializes medicines, drug preparations, sanitary and medical articles and instruments, among others.  It has other commercial product lines in minor scale, which are part of their portfolio mix at their own pharmacies stores.The Company has two business lines: (i) pharmaceutical distribution, focused on independent pharmacies or associates stores, and (ii) direct sales through its own pharmacies chains (with almost 500 pharmacies stores in Ecuador).The loan to Farmaenlace aims to provide medium-term financing for the expansion of pharmacies, mainly through the franchise format of “Farmacias Economicas”. The estimated cost of the project is US$ 10 million, which would be executed during the years 2016 and 2017.With IIC’s participation, Farmaenlace will be able to scale with greater intensity a unique model of franchises in the country, through which the entrepreneurship of small independent pharmacists or entrepreneurs is encouraged. At the same time that jobs are created, the populations or communities where the pharmacies are opened, will have greater access to medicines and related goods, as well as better prices and certain health services that are offered with some regularity. Farmaenlace is an Ecuadorian company that imports, distributes, sales, and commercializes medicines, drug preparations, sanitary and medical articles and instruments, among others.  It has other commercial product lines in minor scale, which are part of their portfolio mix at their own pharmacies stores.The Company has two business lines: (i) pharmaceutical distribution, focused on independent pharmacies or associates stores, and (ii) direct sales through its own pharmacies chains (with almost 500 pharmacies stores in Ecuador).The loan to Farmaenlace aims to provide medium-term financing for the expansion of pharmacies, mainly through the franchise format of “Farmacias Economicas”. The estimated cost of the project is US$ 10 million, which would be executed during the years 2016 and 2017.With IIC’s participation, Farmaenlace will be able to scale with greater intensity a unique model of franchises in the country, through which the entrepreneurship of small independent pharmacists or entrepreneurs is encouraged. At the same time that jobs are created, the populations or communities where the pharmacies are opened, will have greater access to medicines and related goods, as well as better prices and certain health services that are offered with some regularity.
BICE Sustainable Bond The project consists of an investment of up to US$30 million in a maximum 5-year term sustainable bond to be issued by Banco de Inversión y Comercio Exterior S.A. (“BICE”). Issue of this sustainable bond will be the first of its kind in Argentina; the proceeds will be used to finance projects with high positive environmental and social impact in the country. The project consists of an investment of up to US$30 million in a maximum 5-year term sustainable bond to be issued by Banco de Inversión y Comercio Exterior S.A. (“BICE”). Issue of this sustainable bond will be the first of its kind in Argentina; the proceeds will be used to finance projects with high positive environmental and social impact in the country.
Electricity Tariff Stabilization Liquidity Facility I (Luz Parral IX) <p>Electricity Tariff Stabilization Liquidity Facility I (Luz Parral IX)</p> <p>Electricity Tariff Stabilization Liquidity Facility I (Luz Parral IX)</p>
Camarones del Pacifico, S.A. <p>Camarones del Pacifico, S.A.</p> <p>Camarones del Pacifico, S.A.</p>
Green financing agreement with Davivienda El Salvador The proposed transaction consists of a senior unsecured loan to Banco Davivienda, S.A. (“Davivienda ES” or the “Bank”) denominated in US dollars (US$) for up to US$100 million (the “project”). The project financing will be structured as follows: (i) US$35 million from IDB Invest; (ii) US$15 million mobilized through potential cofinancing, financed by IDB Invest in its capacity as administrator of the China Co-financing Fund for Latin America and the Caribbean (the “Fund”); and (iv) US$50 million mobilized through co-financiers or “B” lenders. The objective of the project is to support Davivienda El Salvador in the development of its portfolio of financing for environmentally friendly projects (“green loans”) in El Salvador. At the same time, IDB Invest will provide advisory services that will focus on monitoring these projects, as well as on measuring impact indicators and the bank’s contribution to them.As part of its institutional response and to mitigate the economic crisis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, IDB Invest is prioritizing financing through financial institutions to ensure member countries have the resources they need for development projects. The proposed transaction consists of a senior unsecured loan to Banco Davivienda, S.A. (“Davivienda ES” or the “Bank”) denominated in US dollars (US$) for up to US$100 million (the “project”). The project financing will be structured as follows: (i) US$35 million from IDB Invest; (ii) US$15 million mobilized through potential cofinancing, financed by IDB Invest in its capacity as administrator of the China Co-financing Fund for Latin America and the Caribbean (the “Fund”); and (iv) US$50 million mobilized through co-financiers or “B” lenders. The objective of the project is to support Davivienda El Salvador in the development of its portfolio of financing for environmentally friendly projects (“green loans”) in El Salvador. At the same time, IDB Invest will provide advisory services that will focus on monitoring these projects, as well as on measuring impact indicators and the bank’s contribution to them.As part of its institutional response and to mitigate the economic crisis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, IDB Invest is prioritizing financing through financial institutions to ensure member countries have the resources they need for development projects.
Vision Banco II- Financing to Improve Water and Sanitation Services for the BoP <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p> <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p>
Garantizar SGR II The proposed operation consists of a lending program, preferably in local currency. Its objective is to finance eligible projects via loans to small and medium-size enterprises (SMEs) in the Argentine Republic, with a corporate guarantee from Garantizar SGR. These small and medium-size enterprises require either medium or long-term financing in order to carry out their operations. Financing with appropriate terms will make it possible to generate direct and indirect employment and improve the financial structure of SMEs, which currently have limited access to financing with terms of more than one year. The proposed transaction includes two additional components: a contribution to Garantizar’s capital stock and a contribution to the risk fund. These components amount to approximately ARG$2 million.Garantizar is a mutual guarantee association (sociedad de garantía recíproca, or SGR) that provides loan guarantees to its beneficiary shareholders. The guarantees, which make it easier for the members to obtain credit, are backed by equity contributed by the guarantee association’s sponsoring shareholders. Garantizar SGR is one of Argentina’s oldest and largest SGRs. Garantizar’s main shareholders, which are also sponsoring shareholders, are Banco de la Nación de Argentina and Banco de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. The private sector–beneficiary shareholders in agribusiness and manufacturing–accounts for a majority ownership, with more than 51% of Garantizar SGR’s shares. The proposed operation consists of a lending program, preferably in local currency. Its objective is to finance eligible projects via loans to small and medium-size enterprises (SMEs) in the Argentine Republic, with a corporate guarantee from Garantizar SGR. These small and medium-size enterprises require either medium or long-term financing in order to carry out their operations. Financing with appropriate terms will make it possible to generate direct and indirect employment and improve the financial structure of SMEs, which currently have limited access to financing with terms of more than one year. The proposed transaction includes two additional components: a contribution to Garantizar’s capital stock and a contribution to the risk fund. These components amount to approximately ARG$2 million.Garantizar is a mutual guarantee association (sociedad de garantía recíproca, or SGR) that provides loan guarantees to its beneficiary shareholders. The guarantees, which make it easier for the members to obtain credit, are backed by equity contributed by the guarantee association’s sponsoring shareholders. Garantizar SGR is one of Argentina’s oldest and largest SGRs. Garantizar’s main shareholders, which are also sponsoring shareholders, are Banco de la Nación de Argentina and Banco de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. The private sector–beneficiary shareholders in agribusiness and manufacturing–accounts for a majority ownership, with more than 51% of Garantizar SGR’s shares.
TicoFrut Biomass Cogeneration Plant <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p> <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p>
Agro Industrial Paramonga <p>Agro Industrial Paramonga</p> <p>Agro Industrial Paramonga</p>
Hotel La Compañia El Valle IDB Invest proposes to fund up to US$5 million for the acquisition, renovation and rebranding of Hotel Los Mandarinos, an existing 70-room standalone hotel, together with a restaurant and an event venue. Once the hotel is fully built, it will be rebranded as Hotel La Compañía El Valle and will be operated as part of The Unbound Collection by Hyatt portfolio.The Project is expected to contribute to the economic development of Anton Valley by supporting the first hotel affiliated to an international brand in the area and one of the first ones outside the City of Panama. The Project’s development goals include: (i) increasing service export thanks to an improved use of the existing hotel infrastructure and (ii) creating business opportunities for local suppliers and employees. IDB Invest proposes to fund up to US$5 million for the acquisition, renovation and rebranding of Hotel Los Mandarinos, an existing 70-room standalone hotel, together with a restaurant and an event venue. Once the hotel is fully built, it will be rebranded as Hotel La Compañía El Valle and will be operated as part of The Unbound Collection by Hyatt portfolio.The Project is expected to contribute to the economic development of Anton Valley by supporting the first hotel affiliated to an international brand in the area and one of the first ones outside the City of Panama. The Project’s development goals include: (i) increasing service export thanks to an improved use of the existing hotel infrastructure and (ii) creating business opportunities for local suppliers and employees.
Santo Tome Kuera Biomass Project <p>Santo Tome Kuera Biomass Project</p> <p>Santo Tome Kuera Biomass Project</p>
Banca Promerica The proposed project consists of a long-term loan of up to US$3 million to Banca Promérica. The loan proceeds will be used to finance small and medium-size Costa Rican enterprises that require medium- and long-term funds to finance expansions, the acquisition of fixed assets or machinery, or working capital, as well as financing low-middle and middle income mortgage loans. The proposed project consists of a long-term loan of up to US$3 million to Banca Promérica. The loan proceeds will be used to finance small and medium-size Costa Rican enterprises that require medium- and long-term funds to finance expansions, the acquisition of fixed assets or machinery, or working capital, as well as financing low-middle and middle income mortgage loans.
Golden Grove Sugar Company Sugar cane growth and raw sugar processing. Golden Grove was created in June 2009 to incorporate the assets of the St. Thomas Sugar Company Limited (STSC) as a result of the privatization of the sugar cane concerns in Jamaica. The funds will be used to acquire land and upgrade the existing plant, and for operating funds requirements. Sugar cane growth and raw sugar processing. Golden Grove was created in June 2009 to incorporate the assets of the St. Thomas Sugar Company Limited (STSC) as a result of the privatization of the sugar cane concerns in Jamaica. The funds will be used to acquire land and upgrade the existing plant, and for operating funds requirements.
Caja Los Héroes Social Bond <p>Caja Los Héroes Social Bond</p> <p>Caja Los Héroes Social Bond</p>
Invermedics Medical Center <p>Invermedics Medical Center</p> <p>Invermedics Medical Center</p>