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Energy Center Kladno Generating s.r.o. (ECKG) REVISED Summary Of Project Information (SPI)       Project Name    Czech Republic-Energy Center Kladno Project (Risk Management)              Region    Europe        Sector       Project No005028   Projected Board DateApril 3, 1997   Company NameEnergy Kladno Project   Technical Partner and/or Major Shareholders    	NRGenerating International BV(NRG):  independent power subsidiary of Northern States Power, Minneapolis, Minnisota (USA); ACT/Independent Power, the Prague-based developer of the project;  Nations Energy, based in Winter Park, Florida (USA), an independent power subsidiary of Tuscon Electric Power Co. and Stredoceske Energeticke Zavody s.p. (STE):  the Central Bohemian grid and main power purchaser.    Project Cost Including proposed IFC investment    	IFCs maximum exposure to ECKG currently amounts to about US$60 million equivalent in Deutsche Marks.  IFCs additional risk exposure under the proposed RMF has been estimated at US$10 million, based on the loan-equivalent methodology for exposure calculation. It should be noted that this exposure measurement is simply an estimate; it does not represent the future market value of the transactions which will be monitored over time. After this RMF is implemented, IFCs exposure to ECKG would amount to US$70 million as described below.    Location of project and Description of site    	The project is located at Kladno, 30 Kilometers west of Prague.  It will be constructed on the site of the Main Heating Plant in ECK, one of the three heating plants of the former Poldi Steel works in Kladno.    Description of Company and Purpose of Project    	The project consists of establishing a Risk Management Facility for the ECKG Project (the Company) which would allow the Company to undertake, during a three-year execution period, risk management transactions with a maximum maturity of 15 years. This RMF would provide ECKG the flexibility to utilize a wide variety of risk management instruments, such as interest rate swaps or options. IFC would act as an intermediary between the international financial markets and ECKG, bearing the risk of ECKG.    Environmental Category and Issues    	 The proposed project is of a financial nature only, and accordingly is classified as a Category C Project according to IFCs environmental review procedures.  The original project for which IFC financing was provided was classified as a Category B project and is being designed to meet World Bank policies and environmental, health and safety guidelines and local governmental requirements.       Date SPI sent to PIC   Revised     May 28, 1996   March 3, 1997      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).
SEF Ceska Sporitelna The project entails a Risk Sharing Facility of up to EUR47.5 million (in local currency equivalent) with Ceska Sporitelna (Ceska or the Bank) to support increasing exposure to renewable energy (RE) sector. 

As the former Czech state savings bank, Ceska Sporitelna has a large retail base and provides a growing range of financial services primarily focusing on small and medium-sized companies, municipalities, towns and large corporations. 

IFC has had a long-standing commitment and experience in promoting energy efficiency investment in the region. This Facility builds upon the ITFs Commercializing Energy Efficiency Program (CEEF) launched in 2003. CEEF has since provided technical assistance and subsidized risk sharing for local banks using financial products and technical advisory to increase funding to renewable energy and energy efficiency projects. The following development benefits are expected: (i) Mobilize up to EUR47.5 million via the risk sharing facility; (ii) Increase access to finance for renewable energy projects, which will lead to a sizeable and measurable reduction in GHG emissions; (iii) Reduce the countrys dependence on imports of fossil fuels and natural gas. (iv) Support development of local SMEs, increase the number of renewable energy clients and contribute to employment generation. (v) Directly support the governments strategy of promoting renewable energy. (vi) Create a replicable facility to be used in lower income European countries.
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Credit and Financial Services: Rural Financial Services and Agribusiness Development Project Key project objectives12.The project's goal is to reduce income poverty among poor rural people in the Republic of Moldova. Its specific objectives are to: (i) improve in a pro-poor manner the efficiency of agriculture-related value chains, particularly by supporting the introduction and establishment of internationally recognized quality and food-safety standards, and the development of contract farming; (ii) increase poor rural people's access to credit by supporting appropriate and affordable rural financial instruments; and (iii) mitigate or remove infrastructural bottlenecks that inhibit improvements in the assets and incomes of poor rural people. Policy and institutional objectives13.IFAD's policy dialogue in the Republic of Moldova seeks to ensure a focus on opportunities for pro-poor growth. Within this framework, a main emphasis of the project and of ongoing discussions with the Government is to address the constraints on agricultural productivity gains for commodities that can be profitably produced and for which there is strong demand.
Credit and Financial Services: Rural Finance and Small Enterprise Development Project Credit and Financial Services: Rural Finance and Small Enterprise Development Project
Agriculture Growth and Rural Innovation - Moldova. The project's goal is to contribute to increased incomes and enhanced economic growth for smallholder farmers in an economically and environmentally sustainable way. Its development objective is improved access and integration of vulnerable rural household into remunerative markets for their products, leading to increased resilience, improved and equitable returns.
Rural Development: Inclusive Rural Economic and Climate Resilience Programme The goal of the programme is to enable poor rural people to raise their incomes and strengthen their resilience. Its development objective is to increase investments in the rural economy and strengthen climate-adaptive capacity for the poorer sections of society, leveraging the experiences of past interventions and introducing innovations.
Credit and Financial Services: Agricultural Revitalization Project Credit and Financial Services: Agricultural Revitalization Project
Credit and Financial Services: Rural Business Development Programme Credit and Financial Services: Rural Business Development Programme
Credit and Financial Services: Talent Retention for Rural Transformation The development objective of the project is to enable the rural poor (especially youth, women and smallholders) to increase their productive capacity, resilience to economic, environmental and climate-related risks and access to markets.
Rural Development: Rural Resilience Project The project will seek to improve the well-being of the rural population and contribute to poverty reduction. The development objective will be to strengthen resilience and improve economic opportunities for rural poor people. This will be achieved directly by upgrading the skills of the target group, integrating them more profitably into value-chains, climate-proofing their practices and providing them with access to climate-resilient infrastructure and microfinance services.
Credit and Financial Services: Rural Financial Services and Marketing Programme The goal of the programme is to reduce rural poverty in Moldova through the creation of enabling conditions for the poorer and poorest members of rural society to increase their incomes through greater access to markets and employment. The specific objective is to improve the participation and employment of the poor in income-increasing activities related to development of the Moldovan horticulture value chain.
Indonesia - Tuberculosis - Central Board of ‘Aisyiyah Indonesia - Tuberculosis - Central Board of ‘Aisyiyah - AISYIYA.
Indonesia - Malaria - Directorate General of Disease Prevention and Control, Ministry of Health of The Republic of Indonesia Indonesia - Malaria - Directorate General of Disease Prevention and Control, Ministry of Health of The Republic of Indonesia - MOH.
Indonesia - Tuberculosis - Directorate General of Disease Prevention and Control, Ministry of Health of The Republic of Indonesia Indonesia - Tuberculosis - Directorate General of Disease Prevention and Control, Ministry of Health of The Republic of Indonesia - MOH.
Indonesia HIV Response: Eliminating the AIDS Epidemic in Indonesia by 2030 Indonesia - HIV - Indonesia AIDS Coalition - IAC.  This program has the following goals: Elimination HIV and AIDS as a public health risk through achieving the global 95-95-95 targets by 2030. The objectives of this program are: Prevention of new infection by expanding PrEP for KP (MSM, FSW and TG) in at least 95 districts by 2026.  To achieve  95% PLHIV know status by the end of 2026.  To achieve 75% PLHIV on treatment by the end of 2026.  To achieve 68% PLHIV on ART had virally supressed by the end 2026.  Reducing human rights and gender-related barriers to access to health by the end of 2026
Indonesia - Malaria - Persatuan Karya Dharma Kesehatan Indonesia (also known as “PERDHAKI”, Association of Voluntary Health Services of Indonesia) Indonesia - Malaria - Persatuan Karya Dharma Kesehatan Indonesia (also known as “PERDHAKI”, Association of Voluntary Health Services of Indonesia) - PERDHAKI.
Indonesia HIV Response: Eliminating the AIDS Epidemic in Indonesia by 2030 Indonesia - HIV - Yayasan Spiritia - Spiritia.  This program has the following goals: Elimination HIV and AIDS as a public health risk.  Advances in achieving the global 90-90-90 targets. The objectives of this program are: Implementation of more differentiated approaches to outreach, testing and treatment, care and support services.  Expansion of the focus program of program initiatives to include all PLHIV and strategically chosen population sub-groups.  More rapid decentralization of comprehensive services to primary care levels to facilitate closer lingkages between HIV testing and treatment and between HIV and TB and PMTCT.  Increased community engagement to overcome some of the most daunting challenges in accessing services.  improved use of data to guide program planning and management and facilitate continual quality improvement.  Tightened geographic targeting of resources and efforts to optimize impact
Indonesia - HIV - Indonesia Planned Parenthood Association Indonesia - HIV - Indonesia Planned Parenthood Association - IPPA.
Indonesia - Malaria - Directorate General of Disease Control and Environmental Health, Ministry of Health of The Republic of Indonesia Indonesia - Malaria - Directorate General of Disease Control and Environmental Health, Ministry of Health of The Republic of Indonesia.
Acceleration of Malaria Elimination in Indonesia Indonesia - Malaria - Persatuan Karya Dharma Kesehatan Indonesia (also known as “PERDHAKI”, Association of Voluntary Health Services of Indonesia) - PERDHAKI.  This program has the following goals: 86% of the Indonesian territory is free of malaria transmission, and no district with annual parasite incidence (API) > 1 per 1000 at-risk populations by the end of 2026.. The objectives of this program are: Increased in number of malaria-free districts from 347 districts in 2022 to 445 districts in 2026..  Achieved positivity rate for Papua province (along with the newly created province) <5% by the end of 2026..  Malaria elimination status is maintained in districts determined to achieve malaria elimination.
Consolidating Progress and Ensuring Quality DOTS for All Indonesia is ranked third in the global list of high TB-burden countries. While the National TB Control Program reached in 2006 the international targets for case detection (70 percent of estimated incident cases) and treatment success (85 percent of smear-positive cases), challenges remain to achievement of the Millennium Development Goal of halving TB prevalence and mortality by 2015. The program supported by this Round 8 grant aims to decrease TB-related morbidity and mortality to the point where the disease no longer constitutes a public health problem. Strategies include strengthening the capacity of national, regional and provincial laboratories to conduct culture and drug susceptibility testing; establishing and implementing a national standard for TB/HIV co-infection control and “Practical Approach to Lung Health” (PAL).  The National TB Control Program involves care providers from across all sectors to expand the reach of TB services to all TB patients and affected communities.
Indonesia - Tuberculosis - International Bank for Reconstruction and Development Indonesia - Tuberculosis - International Bank for Reconstruction and Development - IBRD.  This program has the following goals: Accelerate the elimination of tuberculosis in Indonesia by 2030.  End tuberculosis epidemic in Indonesia by 2050. The objectives of this program are: Strengthen the management of responsive tuberculosis control in national, provincial, district/municipality, and health care facility level. By 2023 to achieve 90% of TB case notification and 75% of drug resistant TB treatment coverage.  Increase the quality of TB services which centered in the community needs. To achieve 90% and 80% of treatment success rate of drug sensitive TB and drug resistant TB respectively before 2023.  Increase access of the community on tuberculosis control and prevention. To cover 80% of under 5 household contacts of bacteriologically confirmed TB patients and 50% of PLHIV under ART with TB preventive treatment before 2023.  Increase demand and interest of the community on controling and preventing tuberculosis. To cover all TB-HIV co-infected patients with ARV in 2023. To ensure 75% TB patients know their HIV status in 2023, with the support of communities
Indonesia - HIV - Directorate General of Disease Prevention and Control, Ministry of Health of The Republic of Indonesia Indonesia - HIV - Directorate General of Disease Prevention and Control, Ministry of Health of The Republic of Indonesia - MOH.
Strengthening Health Systems in Indonesia to support AIDS, TB and Malaria elimination Indonesia - RSSH - Secretariat General, Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia - SetGen of MOH.  This program has the following goals: Realization of Comprehensive and Quality Primary Health Services, as well as Strengthening Community Empowerment.  Creating an Effective, Efficient and Fair Health Financing System.  Fulfillment of Competent and Fair Health Human Resources. The objectives of this program are: Improving the quality of primary health care service to village and hamlet level through Integrated Primary Care Services (IPCS) in 40 districts.  To increase the capacity of local pharmeceutical production and to develop SATUSEHAT logistic platform for facilitating data exchange at upstream level of supply chain distribution information system, including HIV, TB, and Malaria..  Strengthening the national network of laboratory systems to build the clear refrerral and network between the existing public health laboratories in Indonesia, that promote tiered-systems in quality assurance.  To contribute to the improvement of HIV, TB, and Malaria  program implementation through Operational Research..  To improve the quality of local government budgeting and spending for HIV, TB, and Malaria in order to ensure sustainable financing Program at 332 districts.
Indonesia HIV Response: Eliminating the AIDS Epidemic in Indonesia by 2030 Indonesia - HIV - Directorate General of Disease Prevention and Control, Ministry of Health of The Republic of Indonesia - MOH.  This program has the following goals: Elimination HIV and AIDS as a public health risk through achieving the global 95-95-95 targets by 2030. The objectives of this program are: Prevention of new infection by expanding PrEP for KP (  MSM, FSW and TG) in at least 160 districts by 2026.  To achieve  95% PLHIV know status by the end of 2026.  To achieve 75% PLHIV on treatment by the end of 2026.  To achieve 68% PLHIV on ART had virally supressed by the end 2026.  Increase HIV testing among TB patients and ART coverage among TB-HIV patients by end of 2026.  To achieve the reduction of the stigma and discrimination to the KPs and PLHIV at the health care settings by the end of 2026
Towards an Indonesia free of Tuberculosis Indonesia - Tuberculosis - Central Board of ‘Aisyiyah - AISYIYA.
cross-cutting health system strengthening interventions Indonesia’s 238 million people are spread over 17,000 islands grouped into 34 administrative provinces and then subdivided into 497 districts. Various aspects of the health system in Indonesia warrant strengthening. The disease part of the proposal attempts to address some of these including health workforces. The selection of cross cutting Health System Strengthening (HSS) interventions is guided in part by the priorities outlined in the national health sector strategy 2010-2014 and potential to complement other strategic initiatives aimed at eliminating bottlenecks in the delivery of primary health care (PHC) services, including those targeted at AIDS, tuberculosis (TB) and malaria. The goal of the Program is to contribute to reducing morbidity and mortality from infectious diseases including AIDS, TB and malaria. The Program will target 138 underserved and remote districts that are situated in 24 provinces and cover a total population of 42 million. Three strategies will be implemented; reinforcing the national health information system for better integration, data management and use for decision making; scaling-up the Sample Registration System (SRS) and promoting health system research; and improving pharmaceutical and supply chain management, drug safety and pharmacovigilance.This is a stand-alone single stream of funding (SSF) Round 10 HSS grant.
Indonesia Response to HIV: Government and Civil Society Partnership in Thirty-three Provinces Indonesia, which had approximately 193,000 adults living with HIV in 2005, has an overall adult prevalence of about 0.1 percent. However, the epidemic is concentrated among most-at-risk groups and not yet generalized among the population. The program supported by this grant aims to reduce HIV-related illness and death in 33 provinces of Indonesia and to strengthen health and community systems so that performance can be improved. The program targets people who inject drugs and their partners, prisoners, women who sell sex and their clients, men who have sex with men, male-to-female transgender people, and people living with HIV and their families. The program plans to reduce HIV transmission among these key populations through the provision of prevention services and by increasing the meaningful participation of community-based organizations to ensure that social support and interventions are effective and reach vulnerable and marginalized populations.
Indonesia - HIV - National AIDS Commission of Indonesia Indonesia - HIV - National AIDS Commission of Indonesia - NAC.
Realization of Eliminating TB in Indonesia Indonesia - Tuberculosis - Konsorsium Komunitas PENABULU-STPI - PR Konsorsium Komunitas.  This program has the following goals: Accelerate the elimination of tuberculosis in Indonesia by 2030.  End tuberculosis epidemic in Indonesia by 2050. The objectives of this program are: Strengthen the management of responsive tuberculosis control in national, provincial, district/municipality, and health care facility level. By 2023 to achieve 90% of TB case notification and 75% of drug resistant TB treatment coverage.  Increase the quality of TB services which centered in the community needs. To achieve 90% and 80% of treatment success rate of drug sensitive TB and drug resistant TB respectively before 2023.  Increase access of the community on tuberculosis control and prevention. To cover 80% of under 5 household contacts of bacteriologically confirmed TB patients and 50% of PLHIV under ART with TB preventive treatment before 2023.  Increase demand and interest of the community on controling and preventing tuberculosis. To cover all TB-HIV co-infected patients with ARV in 2023. To ensure 75% TB patients know their HIV status in 2023, with the support of communities
Accelerating TB Elimination in Indonesia Indonesia - Tuberculosis - Directorate General of Disease Prevention and Control, Ministry of Health of The Republic of Indonesia - MOH.  This program has the following goals: Accelerate the elimination of tuberculosis in Indonesia by 2030.  End tuberculosis epidemic in Indonesia by 2050. The objectives of this program are: Strengthen the management of responsive tuberculosis control in national, provincial, district/municipality, and health care facility level. By 2023 to achieve 90% of TB case notification and 75% of drug resistant TB treatment coverage.  Improving TB notification by minimizing disruption of services in facility due to Covid-19 pandemic.  Increase the quality of TB services which centered in the community needs. To achieve 90% and 80% of treatment success rate of drug sensitive TB and drug resistant TB respectively before 2023.  Increase access of the community on tuberculosis control and prevention. To cover 80% of under 5 household contacts of bacteriologically confirmed TB patients and 50% of PLHIV under ART with TB preventive treatment before 2023.  Increase demand and interest of the community on controling and preventing tuberculosis. To cover all TB-HIV co-infected patients with ARV in 2023. To ensure 75% TB patients know their HIV status in 2023, with the support of communities
Acceleration of Malaria Elimination in Indonesia Indonesia - Malaria - Directorate General of Disease Prevention and Control, Ministry of Health of The Republic of Indonesia - MOH.  This program has the following goals: 86% of the Indonesian territory is free of malaria transmission, and no district with annual parasite incidence (API) > 1 per 1000 at-risk populations by the end of 2026.. The objectives of this program are: Increased in number of malaria-free districts from 347 districts in 2022 to 445 districts in 2026..  Achieved positivity rate for Papua province (along with the newly created province) <5% by the end of 2026..  Malaria elimination status is maintained in districts determined to achieve malaria elimination.