devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
PROTEAK - Forestal La transacción propuesta consiste en un Préstamo Verde senior garantizado de hasta MXN 800 millones que se otorgará a Proteak Uno SAB de C.V. ("Proteak"), que consiste en: (i) un Préstamo comprometido de hasta MXN 400 millones con un plazo de hasta [diez/doce] años, incluido un período de gracia de [60] meses; y (ii) un préstamo no comprometido de hasta MXN 400 millones con un plazo de hasta [diez/doce] años, incluido un período de gracia de [60] meses (en conjunto, el "Préstamo"). Proteak ha elegido la Melina de manera estratégica debido a que sus características físicas y mecánicas permiten transformarla en diferentes productos por lo que su mercado es amplio. Además, es una especie de rápido crecimiento lo que permite tener un ciclo nuevo cada 6 años.El Préstamo financiará la reproducción de clones, el uso de tierras deforestadas para reforestación y el manejo sostenible de las plantaciones de Melina. Para ser clasificado como préstamo verde, el uso de fondos del proyecto se encuentra, y deberá continuar, alineado a los Principios de Préstamos Verdes de la lista[1]. El Proyecto estará ubicado estratégicamente en la región de Tabasco (México), donde el suelo y el clima aseguran condiciones ideales para este cultivo.[1]Loan Syndications and Trading Association La transacción propuesta consiste en un Préstamo Verde senior garantizado de hasta MXN 800 millones que se otorgará a Proteak Uno SAB de C.V. ("Proteak"), que consiste en: (i) un Préstamo comprometido de hasta MXN 400 millones con un plazo de hasta [diez/doce] años, incluido un período de gracia de [60] meses; y (ii) un préstamo no comprometido de hasta MXN 400 millones con un plazo de hasta [diez/doce] años, incluido un período de gracia de [60] meses (en conjunto, el "Préstamo"). Proteak ha elegido la Melina de manera estratégica debido a que sus características físicas y mecánicas permiten transformarla en diferentes productos por lo que su mercado es amplio. Además, es una especie de rápido crecimiento lo que permite tener un ciclo nuevo cada 6 años.El Préstamo financiará la reproducción de clones, el uso de tierras deforestadas para reforestación y el manejo sostenible de las plantaciones de Melina. Para ser clasificado como préstamo verde, el uso de fondos del proyecto se encuentra, y deberá continuar, alineado a los Principios de Préstamos Verdes de la lista[1]. El Proyecto estará ubicado estratégicamente en la región de Tabasco (México), donde el suelo y el clima aseguran condiciones ideales para este cultivo.[1]Loan Syndications and Trading Association
GK Capital Working Capital Facility <p>GK Capital Working Capital Facility</p> <p>GK Capital Working Capital Facility</p>
Banco Mercantil Santa Cruz - 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>
Colombia Móvil (Millicom) Handset Financing <p>Colombia Móvil (Millicom) Handset Financing</p> <p>Colombia Móvil (Millicom) Handset Financing</p>
ABC Private Bank Depositors Trust <p>ABC Private Bank Depositors Trust</p> <p>ABC Private Bank Depositors Trust</p>
Banpro: Access to Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency in Nicaragua Banpro (the “Bank”) is the largest bank in Nicaragua, as measured by total assets, loan portfolio and deposits. The Bank offers commercial, consumer and mortgage loans, as well as foreign exchange and trade finance services, serving primarily corporate clients across industries, with a focus on the agriculture, industrial, commercial, construction, and tourism sectors.The purpose of the Project is to grant financing to Banpro in order to (a) support the growth of Banpro’s “Green Financing” portfolio; and (b) provide expanded access to finance for its corporate, small and medium-sized enterprises (“SMEs”) and small agricultural producers to implement the following solutions: (i) renewable energy technologies; (ii) energy efficiency measures; and (iii) improved water and irrigation systems and other adaptation methods to mitigate climate risks for the agricultural sector, commonly referred as Climate Smart Agriculture practices (“CSA”). Banpro (the “Bank”) is the largest bank in Nicaragua, as measured by total assets, loan portfolio and deposits. The Bank offers commercial, consumer and mortgage loans, as well as foreign exchange and trade finance services, serving primarily corporate clients across industries, with a focus on the agriculture, industrial, commercial, construction, and tourism sectors.The purpose of the Project is to grant financing to Banpro in order to (a) support the growth of Banpro’s “Green Financing” portfolio; and (b) provide expanded access to finance for its corporate, small and medium-sized enterprises (“SMEs”) and small agricultural producers to implement the following solutions: (i) renewable energy technologies; (ii) energy efficiency measures; and (iii) improved water and irrigation systems and other adaptation methods to mitigate climate risks for the agricultural sector, commonly referred as Climate Smart Agriculture practices (“CSA”).
CAME The proposed project consists of a senior loan facility in local currency up to the equivalent in Mexican pesos of US$15 million to Consejo de Asistencia al Microemprendedor, S.A. de C.V., S.F.P. ("CAME", or the "Institution"). The loan term will be up to four years, with semi-annual principal payments and monthly interest payments. The loan proceeds will be used to grow the Institution's micro-finance and micro and small business portfolios, while encouraging financial inclusion. The proposed project consists of a senior loan facility in local currency up to the equivalent in Mexican pesos of US$15 million to Consejo de Asistencia al Microemprendedor, S.A. de C.V., S.F.P. ("CAME", or the "Institution"). The loan term will be up to four years, with semi-annual principal payments and monthly interest payments. The loan proceeds will be used to grow the Institution's micro-finance and micro and small business portfolios, while encouraging financial inclusion.
Santiago Solar PV Project (PN-L1111) <p>Santiago Solar PV Project (PN-L1111)</p> <p>Santiago Solar PV Project (PN-L1111)</p>
Le Levier (HA2791A-01) <p>Le Levier (HA2791A-01)</p> <p>Le Levier (HA2791A-01)</p>
BPN Brasil Banco Multiplo S.A. The objective of this program is to finance eligible projects via loans to eligible enterprises in Brazil, that meet IIC and BPN Brasil’s loan eligibility criteria and environmental and labor requirements. These small and medium-size enterprises (SMEs) in Brazil 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 have limited access to financing with terms of more than one year. The objective of this program is to finance eligible projects via loans to eligible enterprises in Brazil, that meet IIC and BPN Brasil’s loan eligibility criteria and environmental and labor requirements. These small and medium-size enterprises (SMEs) in Brazil 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 have limited access to financing with terms of more than one year.
BNB Climate Smart Agriculture Financing <p>BNB Climate Smart Agriculture Financing</p> <p>BNB Climate Smart Agriculture Financing</p>
Factoring, S.A. The purpose of the proposed project is to provide Factoring, S.A. with a loan to expand its lending operations to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Nicaragua, primarily in the form of invoice discounting (factoring) and working capital financing. The project would help the company grow its loan portfolio and diversify its medium- and long-term funding sources. The purpose of the proposed project is to provide Factoring, S.A. with a loan to expand its lending operations to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Nicaragua, primarily in the form of invoice discounting (factoring) and working capital financing. The project would help the company grow its loan portfolio and diversify its medium- and long-term funding sources.
BHD Bank- Subordinated Debt for Capital Strengthening and Financial Empowerment of Women-led SMEs The proposed transaction consists of a subordinated loan (Tier 2 capital) to Banco Múltiple BHD, S.A. ("Banco BHD" or the "Bank") of up to US$75 million (the "Project" or the "Financing") for a tenor of up to seven years. The Project will support Banco BHD's capital structure by increasing its Tier 2 capital base, and will promote the growth of the Bank's loan portfolio to small and medium-sized enterprises led or owned by women ("women-led SMEs") in the Dominican Republic. It is expected the Project will be complemented with technical advisory services that will support Banco BHD enhance its gender, diversity, and inclusion value proposition and data, to improve and increase access to financial and non-financial services for women-led SMEs. The proposed transaction consists of a subordinated loan (Tier 2 capital) to Banco Múltiple BHD, S.A. ("Banco BHD" or the "Bank") of up to US$75 million (the "Project" or the "Financing") for a tenor of up to seven years. The Project will support Banco BHD's capital structure by increasing its Tier 2 capital base, and will promote the growth of the Bank's loan portfolio to small and medium-sized enterprises led or owned by women ("women-led SMEs") in the Dominican Republic. It is expected the Project will be complemented with technical advisory services that will support Banco BHD enhance its gender, diversity, and inclusion value proposition and data, to improve and increase access to financial and non-financial services for women-led SMEs.
Autopista Rio Magdalena 2 Located in Antioquia Department, the Magdalena River Highway 2 (the Project) is a key communication link connecting the department with the Magdalena River and providing an outlet to the Atlantic coast through integration with the Vías del Nus, Conexión Norte, and Ruta del Sol projects. The project is divided into functional units (Unidades Funcionales - UF) and includes the construction of a new 37 km road between Remedios and Vegachí (UF01), a new 35 km road between Vegachí and Alto de Dolores (UF02), the rehabilitation and improvement of the existing 49 km road between Alto de Dolores and Puerto Berrio (UF03), the construction of a 15 km alternate route in Puerto Berrío (UF04a), and improvements along 10 km of the connection between the alternate to Puerto Berrío and the Ruta del Sol (UF04b)).  The project also includes the construction of 42 small bridges and a 1.5 km long bridge over the Magdalena River.The IIC’s participation in the financing will help to supplement long-term US dollar financing for the project, in collaboration with international commercial banks and local banks contributing financing in Colombian pesos. Located in Antioquia Department, the Magdalena River Highway 2 (the Project) is a key communication link connecting the department with the Magdalena River and providing an outlet to the Atlantic coast through integration with the Vías del Nus, Conexión Norte, and Ruta del Sol projects. The project is divided into functional units (Unidades Funcionales - UF) and includes the construction of a new 37 km road between Remedios and Vegachí (UF01), a new 35 km road between Vegachí and Alto de Dolores (UF02), the rehabilitation and improvement of the existing 49 km road between Alto de Dolores and Puerto Berrio (UF03), the construction of a 15 km alternate route in Puerto Berrío (UF04a), and improvements along 10 km of the connection between the alternate to Puerto Berrío and the Ruta del Sol (UF04b)).  The project also includes the construction of 42 small bridges and a 1.5 km long bridge over the Magdalena River.The IIC’s participation in the financing will help to supplement long-term US dollar financing for the project, in collaboration with international commercial banks and local banks contributing financing in Colombian pesos.
Banco Continental S.A.E.C.A. - TFFP 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. 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.
Aroeira Bioenergetica  - Long Term Loan Bioenergética Aroeira S.A. (“Aroeira”) is seeking to increase the sugarcane crushing capacity of the economic group it belongs to from 3 million to 4 million tons to scale-up its sugar and ethanol outputs, and both its sugarcane supply and warehousing accordingly. As a subset of the planned investments, the Project will also increase Aroeira’s capacity to co-generate electricity by 40MWh through the burning of the greater volume of residual biomass (sugarcane bagasse), being the surpluses of electricity sold to the market.The proposed financing consists of a long-term loan of up to R$250 million, with a tenor of 8 years, and 30 months of grace period included for payments of principal only.ADDENDUM: August 15, 2022 – A change was made in the Amount of financing requested for up to R$250 million, reduced to up to R$244 million. Bioenergética Aroeira S.A. (“Aroeira”) is seeking to increase the sugarcane crushing capacity of the economic group it belongs to from 3 million to 4 million tons to scale-up its sugar and ethanol outputs, and both its sugarcane supply and warehousing accordingly. As a subset of the planned investments, the Project will also increase Aroeira’s capacity to co-generate electricity by 40MWh through the burning of the greater volume of residual biomass (sugarcane bagasse), being the surpluses of electricity sold to the market.The proposed financing consists of a long-term loan of up to R$250 million, with a tenor of 8 years, and 30 months of grace period included for payments of principal only.ADDENDUM: August 15, 2022 – A change was made in the Amount of financing requested for up to R$250 million, reduced to up to R$244 million.
Arawak (TCL) Revolving Credit Line <p>Arawak (TCL) Revolving Credit Line</p> <p>Arawak (TCL) Revolving Credit Line</p>
Valentines Wind Project <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>
WTC Free Zone - Tower II <p>WTC Free Zone - Tower II</p> <p>WTC Free Zone - Tower II</p>
Cardal-Punta del Tigre-Salto T-Line B Bond On December 2019 the Uruguayan National Utility of Electric Plants and Transmission Administration (Administración Nacional de Usinas y Trasmisiones Electricas, herafater “UTE") awarded Tealov S. A. the design and construction of: i) a 60 km long 500 kV transmission line (“TL”); ii) a 20 km 150 kV TL; iii) a 500 kV substation in Cardal (southern central Uruguay); and iv) ancillary works for existing lines and substations allowing the interconnection of the new Cardal substation (“the Project”).Tealov S. A. ("Tealov") is the Uruguayan special purpose vehicle (“SPV”) owned by Invenergy Transmission International Holdings LLC (both indirectly owned by Invenergy Investment Company LLC). Tealov and UTE have executed an Operating Lease Contract (“OLC") with the following scope: 20 year for a 500 kV substation, and 30 year for the 500 kV TL and the 150 kV TL. After the Project has reached its commercial operation, UTE will take over its operation and maintenance.Both transmission lines stretch across rural areas of the country, mainly used for agriculture and as grasslands to raise cattle. However, some stretches of the Cardal – Punta del Tigre TL intersect areas of conservation interest. On December 2019 the Uruguayan National Utility of Electric Plants and Transmission Administration (Administración Nacional de Usinas y Trasmisiones Electricas, herafater “UTE") awarded Tealov S. A. the design and construction of: i) a 60 km long 500 kV transmission line (“TL”); ii) a 20 km 150 kV TL; iii) a 500 kV substation in Cardal (southern central Uruguay); and iv) ancillary works for existing lines and substations allowing the interconnection of the new Cardal substation (“the Project”).Tealov S. A. ("Tealov") is the Uruguayan special purpose vehicle (“SPV”) owned by Invenergy Transmission International Holdings LLC (both indirectly owned by Invenergy Investment Company LLC). Tealov and UTE have executed an Operating Lease Contract (“OLC") with the following scope: 20 year for a 500 kV substation, and 30 year for the 500 kV TL and the 150 kV TL. After the Project has reached its commercial operation, UTE will take over its operation and maintenance.Both transmission lines stretch across rural areas of the country, mainly used for agriculture and as grasslands to raise cattle. However, some stretches of the Cardal – Punta del Tigre TL intersect areas of conservation interest.
Moneda Private Credit Fund Latam <p>Moneda Private Credit Fund Latam</p> <p>Moneda Private Credit Fund Latam</p>
Hidrowarm Hidrowarm is a new company that was created to implement the Normandía hydropower plant project. The project consists of designing, building, setting up, and operating a 48.51-MW hydropower plant (including five Pelton turbines) on the Upano River. The project is located 25 km from the city of Macas in the Province of Morona Santiago, in southwestern Ecuador.The purpose of this IIC operation is to provide financing for the development of the aforementioned project. The IIC loan will comprise an A loan and a B loan for a total of up to US$75 million, along with parallel loans, if necessary. The A loan, of up to US$10 million, will be funded by the IIC, and the B loan, and any parallel loans, in the amount of US$65 million, will be funded by participating banks acceptable to Hidrowarm and the IIC.The IIC loan to Hidrowarm will help expand the power pool of the Ecuadorian government’s energy programs by adding energy from renewable sources at competitive rates. This is the fourth IIC loan to companies related to Grupo One Energy, the main shareholder in Hidrowarm. The first and second IIC loans to this group, approved in 2005, totaled US$7 million and were provided to Hidroabanico S.A., a hydroelectric power plant with a capacity of 38 MW that is currently operational. In 2013, a third IIC loan in the amount of US$10 million was provided to Hidrosanbartolo, a hydroelectric power plant with a capacity of 48 MW that came online in 2015. Hidrowarm is a new company that was created to implement the Normandía hydropower plant project. The project consists of designing, building, setting up, and operating a 48.51-MW hydropower plant (including five Pelton turbines) on the Upano River. The project is located 25 km from the city of Macas in the Province of Morona Santiago, in southwestern Ecuador.The purpose of this IIC operation is to provide financing for the development of the aforementioned project. The IIC loan will comprise an A loan and a B loan for a total of up to US$75 million, along with parallel loans, if necessary. The A loan, of up to US$10 million, will be funded by the IIC, and the B loan, and any parallel loans, in the amount of US$65 million, will be funded by participating banks acceptable to Hidrowarm and the IIC.The IIC loan to Hidrowarm will help expand the power pool of the Ecuadorian government’s energy programs by adding energy from renewable sources at competitive rates. This is the fourth IIC loan to companies related to Grupo One Energy, the main shareholder in Hidrowarm. The first and second IIC loans to this group, approved in 2005, totaled US$7 million and were provided to Hidroabanico S.A., a hydroelectric power plant with a capacity of 38 MW that is currently operational. In 2013, a third IIC loan in the amount of US$10 million was provided to Hidrosanbartolo, a hydroelectric power plant with a capacity of 48 MW that came online in 2015.
Financiera Credilat - Local Currency Funding for BoP <p>Financiera Credilat - Local Currency Funding for BoP</p> <p>Financiera Credilat - Local Currency Funding for BoP</p>
Empresa de Generación Eléctrica Canchayllo S.A.C. Empresa de Generación Eléctrica Canchayllo S.A.C. (EGECSAC) was established in 2011 to generate and sell electricity.The purpose of this IIC project is to provide EGECSAC with financing to build and operate a hydroelectric plant with a generating capacity of 5.3 megawatts in Canchayllo District, Department of Junín, some 230 km from Lima. The plant will generate around 38 gigawatt hours of clean energy per year, with an average plant factor of 83%. Located on the Pachacayo River (a tributary of the Mantaro River), this plant will generate hydropower using run-of-the-river technology. It has a design flow of 7.0 m3 per second. The power will be transmitted to the National Electrical Grid System (SEIN) through a 22.9 kV transmission line extending 4 km.Construction is expected to take 23 months, beginning in October 2012 and ending in September 2014. The total cost of the project is US$10,286,000. Empresa de Generación Eléctrica Canchayllo S.A.C. (EGECSAC) was established in 2011 to generate and sell electricity.The purpose of this IIC project is to provide EGECSAC with financing to build and operate a hydroelectric plant with a generating capacity of 5.3 megawatts in Canchayllo District, Department of Junín, some 230 km from Lima. The plant will generate around 38 gigawatt hours of clean energy per year, with an average plant factor of 83%. Located on the Pachacayo River (a tributary of the Mantaro River), this plant will generate hydropower using run-of-the-river technology. It has a design flow of 7.0 m3 per second. The power will be transmitted to the National Electrical Grid System (SEIN) through a 22.9 kV transmission line extending 4 km.Construction is expected to take 23 months, beginning in October 2012 and ending in September 2014. The total cost of the project is US$10,286,000.
Smurfit Kappa Cartonera Dominicana <p>Smurfit Kappa Cartonera Dominicana</p> <p>Smurfit Kappa Cartonera Dominicana</p>
Operadora de Servicios Mega, S.A. de C.V. <p>Operadora de Servicios Mega, S.A. de C.V.</p> <p>Operadora de Servicios Mega, S.A. de C.V.</p>