devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Arawak Port Expansion and Energy Efficiency Program Project financing consists of a US$3,000,000 senior unsecured loan to APD Limited. The use of proceeds will be to finance the installation of a rooftop solar PV system on APD's main building at the port, as well as financing other small energy efficiency activities. The Project will reduce the carbon footprint of APD by decreasing consumption of electricity from the grid through an investment that generates zero-emission electricity. As a result, the Project will improve the Company’s financial strength and competitiveness by reducing long-term operational costs through lower electricity costs. Project financing consists of a US$3,000,000 senior unsecured loan to APD Limited. The use of proceeds will be to finance the installation of a rooftop solar PV system on APD's main building at the port, as well as financing other small energy efficiency activities. The Project will reduce the carbon footprint of APD by decreasing consumption of electricity from the grid through an investment that generates zero-emission electricity. As a result, the Project will improve the Company’s financial strength and competitiveness by reducing long-term operational costs through lower electricity costs.
Toro Thermopower Project <p>Toro Thermopower Project</p> <p>Toro Thermopower Project</p>
CWP MINSEG Receivables Financing <p>CWP MINSEG Receivables Financing</p> <p>CWP MINSEG Receivables Financing</p>
Leasing Colombia Peso Line <p>Leasing Colombia Peso Line</p> <p>Leasing Colombia Peso Line</p>
La Union La Unionconsists in financing the construction and development of a PV solar plant Sponsored by Solarpack. La Union with a total aggregate installed capacity of 99.99 MWac, is located in the municipality of Monteria, Department of Cordoba, Colombia.The project was awarded with a 15-year PPA in the Third Long Term Contract Auction that was organized by the Colombian Mines and Energy Ministry in 2021. The project is in development stage, with secured interconnection, secured site and advanced stage of environmental approvals.IDB Invest's participation will help to supplement long-term financing for the project with participation from the United Kingdom Sustainable Infrastructure Program (UK SIP) Blended Financing Fund administered by the IDB Group, and in collaboration with a local bank, providing funds in Colombian pesos. La Unionconsists in financing the construction and development of a PV solar plant Sponsored by Solarpack. La Union with a total aggregate installed capacity of 99.99 MWac, is located in the municipality of Monteria, Department of Cordoba, Colombia.The project was awarded with a 15-year PPA in the Third Long Term Contract Auction that was organized by the Colombian Mines and Energy Ministry in 2021. The project is in development stage, with secured interconnection, secured site and advanced stage of environmental approvals.IDB Invest's participation will help to supplement long-term financing for the project with participation from the United Kingdom Sustainable Infrastructure Program (UK SIP) Blended Financing Fund administered by the IDB Group, and in collaboration with a local bank, providing funds in Colombian pesos.
Iochpe Maxion - Mexico The proposed transaction consists of an uncommitted reverse factoring revolving credit facility. The Facility will have an initial term of 12 months, renewable annually at the discretion of IDB Invest for amounts to be determined by the use of the credit facility. This Facility will be granted to Iochpe Sistemas Automotivos de México, S.A. de C.V. to directly finance (i.e. acquire and deduct) creditor rights payable by Iochpe Mexico and/or its subsidiaries, prior confirmation by them, through an eligible electronic platform. The proposed transaction consists of an uncommitted reverse factoring revolving credit facility. The Facility will have an initial term of 12 months, renewable annually at the discretion of IDB Invest for amounts to be determined by the use of the credit facility. This Facility will be granted to Iochpe Sistemas Automotivos de México, S.A. de C.V. to directly finance (i.e. acquire and deduct) creditor rights payable by Iochpe Mexico and/or its subsidiaries, prior confirmation by them, through an eligible electronic platform.
JAJ Depot et Gravel JAJ Depot et Gravel (“JAJ”) is a successful Haitian SME company (Small and Medium Size) that started operations in the area of Cayes Jacmel in 2004. The company has evolved from a whole sale distribution company in the south of Haiti to a producer and sellers of aggregate construction materials with operations in Leogane and the outskirts of Port-au-Prince in addition to the Jacmel operations.Today, JAJ’s main business is production and selling of aggregates materials for the construction industry with operation at two sites (Pernier and Leogan) which represents about 70% of sales. The second business unit is the wholesale and retails of consumer goods (i.e. edible oil, rice, soup and others) in the Cayes Jacmel area.JAJ will use the proceeds of the IIC loan to purchase equipment, finance working capital (i.e. inventory and account receivable), and to relocate operations at Pernier location, near the Grise river, to a higher ground.  In addition to the medium term loan to finance its operations, JAJ Depot will benefit from the relationship with the IIC in strengthening its practices in areas of environmental, safety, social and labor management as well as consolidating its internal controls including external auditor for reporting financial statements. JAJ Depot et Gravel (“JAJ”) is a successful Haitian SME company (Small and Medium Size) that started operations in the area of Cayes Jacmel in 2004. The company has evolved from a whole sale distribution company in the south of Haiti to a producer and sellers of aggregate construction materials with operations in Leogane and the outskirts of Port-au-Prince in addition to the Jacmel operations.Today, JAJ’s main business is production and selling of aggregates materials for the construction industry with operation at two sites (Pernier and Leogan) which represents about 70% of sales. The second business unit is the wholesale and retails of consumer goods (i.e. edible oil, rice, soup and others) in the Cayes Jacmel area.JAJ will use the proceeds of the IIC loan to purchase equipment, finance working capital (i.e. inventory and account receivable), and to relocate operations at Pernier location, near the Grise river, to a higher ground.  In addition to the medium term loan to finance its operations, JAJ Depot will benefit from the relationship with the IIC in strengthening its practices in areas of environmental, safety, social and labor management as well as consolidating its internal controls including external auditor for reporting financial statements.
Trinidad Italian Tile Company Limited <p>Trinidad Italian Tile Company Limited</p> <p>Trinidad Italian Tile Company Limited</p>
Barbados Solar Rooftop <p>Barbados Solar Rooftop</p> <p>Barbados Solar Rooftop</p>
Bancoldex/Putumayo Guarantee - Complementary Mechanism <p>Bancoldex/Putumayo Guarantee - Complementary Mechanism</p> <p>Bancoldex/Putumayo Guarantee - Complementary Mechanism</p>
Inversiones Malecon de la Reserva S.A. <p>Inversiones Malecon de la Reserva S.A.</p> <p>Inversiones Malecon de la Reserva S.A.</p>
Banco General The project consists of a five-year loan to Banco General for up to US$25 million. The proceeds will be used to finance housing for low- and medium-income individuals. Subloan beneficiaries must be Panamanian nationals residing in Panama and must live in the homes financed. The project consists of a five-year loan to Banco General for up to US$25 million. The proceeds will be used to finance housing for low- and medium-income individuals. Subloan beneficiaries must be Panamanian nationals residing in Panama and must live in the homes financed.
PPP Vial Circuito 6 The “Circuito 6” project consists of upgrading 78 km of the existing Route 6 in the Oriental Republic of Uruguay, which connects Montevideo with the Brazilian border and crosses the departments of Montevideo, Canelones, Florida, Durazno, Cerro Largo, Tacuarembó, and Rivera (the "Project"). Pursuant to the Public-Private Participation Law and related regulations, and after an international public tender, the Ministry of Transportation and Public Works (MTOP) has awarded the construction, 20-year operation, and financing of the road infrastructure of Route 6 to the concessionaire Circuito Seis Cuchilla Grande SA, formed by the Spanish firm Rover Infraestructuras SA and the Uruguayan firm Construcciones Viales y Civiles SA (CVC). The maximum execution time for the initial works is 36 months.The Project's works include: i) widening and restoring existing pavement structures; ii) widening and restoring the intersections with other routes, secondary roads, and accesses to the main route; iii) expanding the road between Belloni and Route 74 to a two-way street; iv) building bicycle lanes; v) refurbishing and/or building bridges and storm drains; vi) installing lighting and signage and metal guardrails; and vii) constructing a bypass to the city of San Ramon. The “Circuito 6” project consists of upgrading 78 km of the existing Route 6 in the Oriental Republic of Uruguay, which connects Montevideo with the Brazilian border and crosses the departments of Montevideo, Canelones, Florida, Durazno, Cerro Largo, Tacuarembó, and Rivera (the "Project"). Pursuant to the Public-Private Participation Law and related regulations, and after an international public tender, the Ministry of Transportation and Public Works (MTOP) has awarded the construction, 20-year operation, and financing of the road infrastructure of Route 6 to the concessionaire Circuito Seis Cuchilla Grande SA, formed by the Spanish firm Rover Infraestructuras SA and the Uruguayan firm Construcciones Viales y Civiles SA (CVC). The maximum execution time for the initial works is 36 months.The Project's works include: i) widening and restoring existing pavement structures; ii) widening and restoring the intersections with other routes, secondary roads, and accesses to the main route; iii) expanding the road between Belloni and Route 74 to a two-way street; iv) building bicycle lanes; v) refurbishing and/or building bridges and storm drains; vi) installing lighting and signage and metal guardrails; and vii) constructing a bypass to the city of San Ramon.
Fonderia SCF This transaction consists of an uncommitted revolving reverse factoring facility(the "Factoring Facility") in favor of Grupo Fondería S.A. de C.V. (“Fondería” or the “Company”), for discounting or monetizing credit rights arising from the sale of goods and or services from suppliers to the Company. Fondería is a group engaged in the manufacture of steel products from recycled scrap. The Company has four production plants, all located in the SLP industrial zone, in Mexico. This transaction consists of an uncommitted revolving reverse factoring facility(the "Factoring Facility") in favor of Grupo Fondería S.A. de C.V. (“Fondería” or the “Company”), for discounting or monetizing credit rights arising from the sale of goods and or services from suppliers to the Company. Fondería is a group engaged in the manufacture of steel products from recycled scrap. The Company has four production plants, all located in the SLP industrial zone, in Mexico.
Banco Economico - 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>
Federación Pesquera S.A. <p>Federación Pesquera S.A.</p> <p>Federación Pesquera S.A.</p>
Barbados Port Inc Berth 6 The Port of Bridgetown Barbados (“BPI”, the “Port” or the “Borrower”) is a combined facility which operates two functions through one port of entry: cruise tourism and cargo operations. BPI, a state-owned entity, is planning to undertake the following activities (the “Project”): the separation of its berths which currently service both operations via the construction of an additional berth (Berth 6) for cargo operations and the purchase of equipment. IDB Invest will therefore provide a corporate loan to BPI for the development of this cargo berth and purchase of equipment. The Port of Bridgetown Barbados (“BPI”, the “Port” or the “Borrower”) is a combined facility which operates two functions through one port of entry: cruise tourism and cargo operations. BPI, a state-owned entity, is planning to undertake the following activities (the “Project”): the separation of its berths which currently service both operations via the construction of an additional berth (Berth 6) for cargo operations and the purchase of equipment. IDB Invest will therefore provide a corporate loan to BPI for the development of this cargo berth and purchase of equipment.
IHS Towers - Capex Financing <p>IHS Towers - Capex Financing</p> <p>IHS Towers - Capex Financing</p>
Banco Inmobiliario Mexicano <p>Banco Inmobiliario Mexicano</p> <p>Banco Inmobiliario Mexicano</p>
Cooperativa de Ahorro y Crédito Pacífico (“Pacífico”) The proposed operation includes: a partial credit guarantee of up to 32,270,000 Soles Peruanos (“PEN”) to be issued in favor of a Local Bank to be determined (“LB”). LB will provide a loan in PEN to Cooperativa de Ahorro y Crédito Pacífico (the “Loan”) for up to PEN32,000,000 approximately, and BID Invest will grant a guarantee in favor of LB covering the credit risk of Cooperativa de Ahorro y Crédito Pacífico (“Guarantee”) under the Loan. The Loan will have a term of up to five years and quarterly amortization. The use of funds for the Loan will be to finance Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (“SMEs”) in the productive sector of Peru. The proposed operation includes: a partial credit guarantee of up to 32,270,000 Soles Peruanos (“PEN”) to be issued in favor of a Local Bank to be determined (“LB”). LB will provide a loan in PEN to Cooperativa de Ahorro y Crédito Pacífico (the “Loan”) for up to PEN32,000,000 approximately, and BID Invest will grant a guarantee in favor of LB covering the credit risk of Cooperativa de Ahorro y Crédito Pacífico (“Guarantee”) under the Loan. The Loan will have a term of up to five years and quarterly amortization. The use of funds for the Loan will be to finance Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (“SMEs”) in the productive sector of Peru.
Infodema Infodema S.A. is a wood and pulp company which mainly manufactures and markets veneer and plywood boards and coiled/spooled natural-wood sheets.The IIC's loan of up to US$5.5 million is aimed at refinancing liabilities incurred on the expansion project begun in mid-2005, financing the purchase of machinery and equipment, and financing the construction of wood soaking tanks. The IIC loan will enable Infodema to improve its funding structure by matching long-term assets with long-term financing, thus improving its liquidity ratio. Infodema S.A. is a wood and pulp company which mainly manufactures and markets veneer and plywood boards and coiled/spooled natural-wood sheets.The IIC's loan of up to US$5.5 million is aimed at refinancing liabilities incurred on the expansion project begun in mid-2005, financing the purchase of machinery and equipment, and financing the construction of wood soaking tanks. The IIC loan will enable Infodema to improve its funding structure by matching long-term assets with long-term financing, thus improving its liquidity ratio.
Belize Co-Generation Energy Limited The Project involves the development, construction, and operation of a 31.5 MW name plate capacity co-generation power plant by Belize Co-generation Energy Limited.  The 27.5 MW biomass facility will burn sugar cane fibre (bagasse) as its primary fuel during both the in-crop period (December – July) and the out-of-crop period (August – November) and will be supplemented with two diesel engines (4 MW) using No.6 fuel. Belcogen will generate baseload electricity of 13.5MW to supply the national grid (Belize Electricity Limited, the privately owned electrical utility in Belize) under a signed PPA, and to supply Belize Sugar Industries (BSI) with its electrical power (9MW) and steam requirements, under an Energy and Steam Purchase Agreement (ESPA). The plant will be located adjacent to the Belize Sugar Industries Limited (BSI) sugar factory in Tower Hill, Orange Walk district, Belize. The project will generate new jobs in Belize, will bring modern technology, currently not utilised in the country, and will substitute energy currently being imported from Mexico and produced by diesel generation in Belize. As part of the financial plan, the IIC will provide long term financing, together with other financial institutions. The Project involves the development, construction, and operation of a 31.5 MW name plate capacity co-generation power plant by Belize Co-generation Energy Limited.  The 27.5 MW biomass facility will burn sugar cane fibre (bagasse) as its primary fuel during both the in-crop period (December – July) and the out-of-crop period (August – November) and will be supplemented with two diesel engines (4 MW) using No.6 fuel. Belcogen will generate baseload electricity of 13.5MW to supply the national grid (Belize Electricity Limited, the privately owned electrical utility in Belize) under a signed PPA, and to supply Belize Sugar Industries (BSI) with its electrical power (9MW) and steam requirements, under an Energy and Steam Purchase Agreement (ESPA). The plant will be located adjacent to the Belize Sugar Industries Limited (BSI) sugar factory in Tower Hill, Orange Walk district, Belize. The project will generate new jobs in Belize, will bring modern technology, currently not utilised in the country, and will substitute energy currently being imported from Mexico and produced by diesel generation in Belize. As part of the financial plan, the IIC will provide long term financing, together with other financial institutions.
Pronaca II (EC3881A-02) <p>Pronaca II (EC3881A-02)</p> <p>Pronaca II (EC3881A-02)</p>
Banco BISA S.A. The project will provide funding to meet the medium and long term financial needs of small and medium size Bolivian enterprises. IIC will provide an eight-year US$10 million line of credit to provide medium term financing for small and medium sized companies and will undertake, on a best-effort basis, to mobilize an additional US$15 million from international banks under its cofinancing program. The goal is to support the IDB and Bolivian government’s objective of promoting long term funding for the financial institutions. The project will provide funding to meet the medium and long term financial needs of small and medium size Bolivian enterprises. IIC will provide an eight-year US$10 million line of credit to provide medium term financing for small and medium sized companies and will undertake, on a best-effort basis, to mobilize an additional US$15 million from international banks under its cofinancing program. The goal is to support the IDB and Bolivian government’s objective of promoting long term funding for the financial institutions.
Banco Regional Agribusiness Financing Partnership The proposed operation contemplates a Senior Unsecured Loan to Banco Regional S.A.E.C.A. (“Regional”) of up to US$ 50million (the "Loan") to be financed by BID Invest. The Loan will be comprised of two tranches: (i) Tranche I: for an amount of up to US$12 million for a term of seven years, and (ii) Tranche II: for an amount up to US$38 million for a term of five years. The funds of the Loan will be used to finance sub-projects in companies within these sectors: agriculture, livestock, and agribusiness. The Project will include a Technical Assistance (“TA”) that will help Regional identify and monitor the financing of green lending opportunities that fall within emerging climate smart agriculture criteria. The proposed operation contemplates a Senior Unsecured Loan to Banco Regional S.A.E.C.A. (“Regional”) of up to US$ 50million (the "Loan") to be financed by BID Invest. The Loan will be comprised of two tranches: (i) Tranche I: for an amount of up to US$12 million for a term of seven years, and (ii) Tranche II: for an amount up to US$38 million for a term of five years. The funds of the Loan will be used to finance sub-projects in companies within these sectors: agriculture, livestock, and agribusiness. The Project will include a Technical Assistance (“TA”) that will help Regional identify and monitor the financing of green lending opportunities that fall within emerging climate smart agriculture criteria.
Tanner SMEs Financing Partnership The Project aims to finance small and medium-sized enterprises (“SMEs”) in Chile. The proposed operation consists of a credit facility for approximately US$140 million. The loan will have a duration of up to five years, consisting of: (i) an A Loan of up to US$20 million that will be funded by IDB Invest; and (ii) a B Loan for approximately US$120 million to be funded by participating investors. The project will allow Tanner to improve the offer of its financial services to its clients, diversify its sources of financing and, at the same time, improve the structure of its assets and liabilities. The Project aims to finance small and medium-sized enterprises (“SMEs”) in Chile. The proposed operation consists of a credit facility for approximately US$140 million. The loan will have a duration of up to five years, consisting of: (i) an A Loan of up to US$20 million that will be funded by IDB Invest; and (ii) a B Loan for approximately US$120 million to be funded by participating investors. The project will allow Tanner to improve the offer of its financial services to its clients, diversify its sources of financing and, at the same time, improve the structure of its assets and liabilities.
BIB - Banco Industrial do Brasil <p>BIB - Banco Industrial do Brasil</p> <p>BIB - Banco Industrial do Brasil</p>
NOVELDA Novelda started operations in 1999. It imports, processes and distributes in bulk high-quality, gourmet groceries (mainly cured ham) to hotels, other consumption centers such as restaurants, retailers and specialty stores.The objective of the IIC’s participation is to finance the acquisition of machinery and equipment for enabling existing and new distribution centers; and the working capital needs of Novelda. Novelda started operations in 1999. It imports, processes and distributes in bulk high-quality, gourmet groceries (mainly cured ham) to hotels, other consumption centers such as restaurants, retailers and specialty stores.The objective of the IIC’s participation is to finance the acquisition of machinery and equipment for enabling existing and new distribution centers; and the working capital needs of Novelda.