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Commitments in 2010


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Loans: Public Sector


Public Sector Loans approved (as of December 14, 2010)Top of Page
Country Purpose Amount
(in US$ million)
Approval Date
Albania Secondary and Local Roads (Phase II)
10.00
16.03.2010
Bangladesh Moghbazar-Mouchak Flyover Bridge
28.00
14.12.2010
Burkina Faso Ziniaré Regional Health Center
7.200
14.12.2010
Belize Southside Poverty Alleviation, Phase II
11.00
18.06.2010
Cambodia Water Resource Management Sector Development
12.00
21.09.2010
Cameroon Limbe Shipyard
22.50
16.03.2010
China Bayin River Management
18.00
21.09.2010
Colombia Transmilenio System Expansion
30.00
18.06.2010
Colombia Santiago de Cali Integrated Mass Transit System
30.00
14.12.2010
DR Congo Revitalization of Health Zones
6.00
18.06.2010
Côte d’Ivoire North East Abidjan Drinking Water Supply. Read more...
7.00
18.06.2010
Cuba Havana Electricity Rehabilitation (Phase III)
12.00
18.06.2010
Djibouti Geothermal Power Generation
7.00
18.06.2010
Dominican Republic Border Region Rural Development (Additional Loan)
5.00
18.06.2010
Egypt Banha Power Plant
40.00
21.09.2010
Egypt Buhiyyah Canal Irrigation Improvement Project Phase II
15.00
14.12.2010
Egypt Giza North Power Plant
30.00
18.06.2010
Ethiopia Energy Access
20.00
14.12.2010
Ethiopia Jijiga - Degehabur Power Transmission
20.00
16.03.2010
The Gambia University of The Gambia
5.00
14.12.2010
Ghana Trauma and Acute Care Center
10.00
14.12.2010
Ghana Workshops Construction and Rehabilitation
7.50
18.06.2010
Grenada Schools Rehabilitation
10.50
14.12.2010
Grenada Agricultural Feeder Roads Rehabilitation (Phase II)
8.50
18.06.2010
Guatemala Sustainable Rural Development Project for the Quiche Region
15.00
21.09.2010
Kenya Nuno-Modagashe Road Upgrading. Read more...
12.00
16.03.2010
Kyrgyz Republic Reconstruction of Bishkek - Torugart Road
7.40
16.03.2010
Lebanon Hilly Areas Sustainable Agriculture Development
8.40
16.03.2010
Lesotho Tikoe Industrial Park
8.40
16.03.2010
Maldives Hithadhoo Regional Hospital
8.40
14.12.2010
Mali Irrigation Development Programme in Bani-Selingue Basin-Phase I
11.00
14.12.2010
Nepal Urban Infrastructure Improvement
17.00
18.06.2010
Nicaragua National Program for Sustainable and Renewable Energy
4.00
18.06.2010
Niger Emergency Food Security and Rural Development Program
6.36
14.12.2010
Niger Bella II - Gaya Border with Benin Road Rehabilitation
10.00
18.06.2010
Panama Panama Metropolitan Area Sanitation Improvement
20.00
14.12.2010
Paraguay Asunción Urban Redevelopment and Modernization
19.00
14.12.2010
Rwanda Kitabi - Crête Congo Nil Road
10.00
16.03.2010
Sierra Leone Three Towns Water Supply and Sanitation
19.00
21.09.2010
Swaziland Lower Usuthu Water Supply
14.16
14.12.2010
Tanzania Geita District Rural Electrification
10.00
21.09.2010
Turkey Samsun Light Rail Transport System (Supplementary Loan) (€20 million)
24.76
18.06.2010
Uganda Energy Development and Access Expansion
10.00
14.12.2010
Vietnam Vietnam Healthcare
22.50
14.12.2010
Yemen Vocational Training and Skills Development
9.10
16.03.2010

Loans: Private Sector


Private Sector Loans signed (as of December 14, 2010)Top of Page
Country Recipient Institution Type and Purpose of Financing Amount
(in million)
Date Signed
West Africa West African Development Bank (BOAD) Line of Credit. See press release 07/2010. €20.00 18.03.2010

HIPC II Debt Relief


HIPC II Debt Relief (as of December 14, 2010)Top of Page
Country Purpose   Amount
(in US$ million)
Date Signed
Burkina Faso HIPC II   10.00 15.04.2010

Grants: Technical Assistance


Technical Assistance Grants (as of December 14, 2010)Top of Page
Amount
(in US$)
Purpose Approval Date
1 million To support the Alliance to Fight Avoidable Blindness, an initiative of the Islamic Development Bank, which will carry out activities in eight African countries. 14.12.2010
700,000 To support a UNICEF initiative aimed at helping reactivate the education sector in Pakistan. 14.12.2010
350,000 This grant will be extended to the International University of Africa in Khartoum, the Sudan, to co-finance the construction of an on-campus hostel for female students. 21.09.2010
300,000 This grant will support a scheme of the Austrian NGO (non-governmental organization) Hilfswerk International that will offer technical and vocational training for disadvantaged groups in rural areas of the Khatlon region in Tajikistan. 21.09.2010
750,000 This grant will support UNESCO’s aim to provide urgent humanitarian relief to the education sector in Haiti, with particular emphasis on three strategic areas: reactivation of emergency schooling and Technical and Vocational Education and Training/skills development for youth affected by the earthquake; emergency support to national education authorities; and psycho-social support through teacher training. 18.06.2010
500,000 This grant will support the final phase of an Onchocerciasis (river blindness) Elimination Program (OEPA) for the Americas that aims at intensifying treatment efforts in all remaining endemic countries and thus eliminating transmission of the disease in the Americas (Brazil, Colombia, Guatemala and Mexico). 18.06.2010
400,000 This grant will support a project of the Foundation for the Special Promotion of Culture that aims at improving the livelihoods of over 100 household in the La Reina community in the San Ramon municipality in Nicaragua. This will entail the construction of housing units and latrines, as well as a community center; improving access to potable water supplies and a reforestation scheme. 18.06.2010
700,000 This grant will be extended to the National Cancer Institute in Egypt to co-finance the purchase of a Da Vinci surgical system; a state-of-the-art piece of equipment that allows for safer surgery, reduced operating time and shorter hospital stays 16.03.2010


Grants: Research


Research Grants (as of December 14, 2010)Top of Page
Amount
(in US$)
Purpose Approval Date
150,000 To help finance a Milk for Money project established by the Center for Agribusiness and Rural Development, that aims at providing dairy farmers with access veterinary and animal breeding services, creating marketing opportunities in remote rural areas and carrying out training programs for veterinarians and farmers. Activities will be carried out in northern and southern Armenia. 14.12.2010
80,000 To help fund a national campaign of Green Globe that will carry out capacity building and training of 300 environmental specialists from the Ministry of Education of Lebanon. The specialists will in turn hold workshops and seminars at public schools aimed at raising environmental awareness. 14.12.2010
50,000 To help sponsor the attendance of students from developing countries at four 2011 conferences of the International Association for Energy Economics, which will take place in Buenos Aires, Argentina; Abuja, Nigeria; Stockholm, Sweden; and Washington, DC. 14.12.2010
50,000 This grant will support an Arab-European Young Leaders Forum that will hold November 24-27 in Vienna, Austria, and bring together some 60-70 young professionals from Europe, Turkey and the Arab world working across a wide range of sectors. A key aim of the event is to foster mutual understanding and enhance cross-cultural and regional cooperation. The forum is being sponsored by the Austrian Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs. 21.09.2010
100,000 This grant will support the FIKR 9 conference entitled Shaping the Future: Arab’s Role, sponsored by the Arab Thought Foundation. The event will hold December 8-9 in Beirut, Lebanon, and provide a platform for the exchange of ideas and creative thinking among business leaders and representatives of academia and civil society from the Arab region. 21.09.2010
100,000 This grant will support an initiative of Carcasses, Ukraine that will rehabilitate a children’s camp in Yablinista, which offers disadvantaged and disabled children the chance to participate in recreational activities and receive therapeutic care. A low-cost heating system will installed throughout the entire facility, thus enabling it to be open year-round. Some 900 orphaned and homeless children are expected to benefit from the scheme. 21.09.2010
30,000 This grant will support the 18th IAS conference that will convene in Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia, December 8-9. Bearing the theme Towards the Knowledge Society in the Islamic World: Knowledge Production, Application and Dissemination, the event will be held jointly with the International Islamic Academy of the Sciences and Biotechnology and the University of Selangor. 21.09.2010
150,000 This grant will help finance a project of Sight Savers International that aims at eliminating preventable blindness in the districts of Dohod, Jhabua and Banswada in the Tribal Heartland of Central Western India by 2020. Some 60,000 people will be screened by SSI physicians, of which around 12,000 will receive cataract surgeries. Other individuals will receive appropriate treatment. 21.09.2010
60,000 This grant will support a project that aims at empowering women farmers in 20 villages in the Elgedarif region, the Sudan. This will be achieved by providing beneficiaries with agricultural inputs, on-farm training classes and instruction on modern cultivation techniques. 21.09.2010
200,000 To support a Training of Trainers for Women's Empowerment program sponsored by the Institute for Development Cooperation. The program will provide basic entrepreneurial training to women in selected rural areas in El Salvador and Kenya. 18.06.2010
150,000 To help finance a scheme of the Institute for University Cooperation (ICU), a non-profit NGO based in Italy. In cooperation with its Guatemalan counterpart, Fundación para el Desarrollo Integral, ICU will undertake projects aimed at improving health and nutrition among rural areas of the Cachiquel region in the Chimaltenango Department. 18.06.2010
30,000 To co-fund a three-week International Training Course on Organic Agriculture, East Africa, which will be held in Uganda in July 2010. The course is an initiative of BOKU - University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Science within the University of Vienna. The beneficiaries will be approximately 1,200 organic farmers working under the GoOrganic initiative 18.06.2010
100,000 To support two priority programs of the Colombo Plan for 2010-2011; namely, Professional Development Program for Science and Mathematics Educators and Training Program on Operational Management of Microfinance Focusing on Non-Interest Based (Sharia) Microfinance in Asia-Pacific Region. 04.05.2010
100,000 To support the participation of 45 young scientists from Arab and developing countries at the 60th Meeting of Nobel Laureates - 3rd Interdisciplinary Meeting, which will hold June 27 - July 2, 2010 at Lake Constance. The meeting will bring together young researchers from around the globe, as well as 62 Nobel Laureates from the fields of physiology, medicine, physics and chemistry. 04.05.2010
100,000 To support the 3rd Annual Conference of the Arab Forum for Environment and Development, which will hold under the theme Water: Sustainable Management of a Scarce Resource. The event will take place November 4 - 5, 2010, in Beirut, Lebanon. 04.05.2010
50,000 To support the International Conference on Food Security and Climate Change in Dry Areas being sponsored by the International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA). The event will be held February 1-4 in Amman, Jordan. 27.01.2010
45,000 To sponsor the attendance of 25 students from developing countries at three conferences of the International Association for Energy Economics, which will be held this year in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Vilnius, Lithuania; and, Calgary, Canada. 27.01.2010


Grants: Emergency Assistance


Emergency Assistance Grants (as of December 14, 2010)Top of Page
Amount
(in US$)
Purpose Approval Date
200,000 To help provide assistance to flood victims in Burkina Faso. See press release 28/2010. 24.08.2010
500,000 To help provide support to flood victims in Pakistan. See press release 26/2010. 06.08.2010
200,000 To help provide food aid to victims of prolonged drought in Niger. See press release 23/2010. 06.07.2010
250,000 To help dzud victims in Mongolia. See press release 21/2010. 29.06.2010
50,000 This grant, which was channeled through the Arab Red Crescent and Red Cross Organization, will help procure essential relief supplies and fund emergency operation for victims of flash floods that injured many and displaced hundreds of people in the Sinai Peninsula, the Red Sea port of Hurghada and the Aswan Governorate in southern Egypt. 10.03.2010
250,000 To help earthquake victims in Chile. See press release 03/2010. 03.03.2010
500,000 To help earthquake victims in Haiti. See press release 02/2010. 13.01.2010


Grants: Special Grant Account for Palestine


Special Grant Account for Palestine (as of December 14, 2010)Top of Page
Amount
(in US$) 
Purpose Approval Date
1.5 million To help finance the fifth phase of a program that will support higher education institutions in Palestine 14.12.2010
2.7 million This grant will will help finance the second phase of a program that will provide assistance to 30 Palestinian NGOs. 21.09.2010
500,000 This grant will support of an initiative of UNRWA (United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East) to mitigate the effects of the blockade endured by Gaza’s Palestinian refugees. See press release 27/2010. 06.08.2010
3 million This grant will co-finance a Deprived Families Economic Empowerment Program, an initiative of the UNDP, that supports chronically poor and the hardest-hit families in the West Bank including Jerusalem and Gaza Strip, Palestine. This is done through the provision of microfinance services and economic empowerment grants. 18.06.2010
2.6 million This grant will be channeled through the Arab Fund for Economic and Social Development and distributed among 35 Palestinian NGOs that are providing vital assistance in the areas of education, health, agriculture and community development. 16.03.2010


Grants - HIV/AIDS Special Account


Special Grant Account for HIV/AIDS Operations (as of December 14, 2010) Top of Page
Amount
(in US$) 
Purpose Approval Date
1 million To further an OFID/FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations) project entitled Strategic Response to HIV/AIDS for Fishery Communities in Africa. 14.12.2010
2 million In support of an OFID/UNODC (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime) project entitled Response to social and livelihood needs for HIV/AIDS prevention among drug users in East Africa (Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Zambia). 21.09.2010
3 million In support of an OFID/UNICEF (United Nations Children’s Fund) Joint Project on Scaling up Assistance to Children Affected by HIV/AIDS in Africa (Botswana, Cameroon, Kenya, Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia, Swaziland, Tanzania and Zambia). 18.06.2010
3 million In support an OFID/UNODC (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime) joint program entitled Effective HIV/AIDS Prevention and Care among Vulnerable Groups in Central Asia and Eastern Europe – Phase II. Activities will be carried out in Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine and Uzbekistan. 16.03.2010
350,000 To sponsor the 18th International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2010), which will be held in Vienna, Austria, on July 18-23. Proceeds from the grant will enable around 135 candidates from least-developed countries to attend the event. 16.03.2010


Grants - Cumulative Commitments


1,266 grants, worth a total of US$500 million had been approved. Of this amount (as of end of October, 2010) Top of Page
Amount
(in US$) 
Purpose
137 million was made available as technical assistance.
64 million was extended in emergency relief.
15 million sponsored research and similar activities.
73 million million was given to finance projects within the framework of OFID's HIV/AIDS Special Account.
20 million went to the Food Aid Special Grant Account.
87 million was approved from the Special Grant Account for Palestine.
20 million was a Special Contribution to IFAD.
84 million was approved for the Common Fund for Commodities.