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WASHINGTON,
April 7, 2009 - The World Bank’s
Board of Executive Directors today approved the following projects:
IDA Credit: US$30 Million Terms:
Maturity = 35 years; Grace = 10 years Project Description: The Rural Alliances Project for Bolivia aims to
improve accessibility to markets for poor rural producers in selected
sub-regions of the country. The project consists of three components: (1)
Financing technical assistance and training to provide the institutional and
organizational support needed for the creation of productive alliances at the
local level. The component will give a particular focus to the development of
the institutional capacity of small producers to become partners in new
marketing arrangements with the private sector. (2) Providing support for the
implementation of the rural alliances prepared under the first component. (3)
Efficient and effective coordination of the project and a Monitoring and
Evaluation system which can measure the improved access to markets by poor
producers, and growth in rural incomes. The additional funding will finance
scaling-up of project activities to enhance development impact by expanding the
project into two new sub-regions of the country and by co-financing a greater
number of rural alliances in the original project area. The project development
objective will not be changed.
IBRD Loan: $400 Millon Terms: Maturity = 30 years; Grace = 5 years Project Description: The Roads and Safety Improvement Project for
Ukraine aims to improve the condition and quality of sections of the M-03 road
and increase traffic safety along Ukraine’s main road network. It will be
implemented by the State Road Administration of Ukraine, Ukravtodor. The
project forms part of the World Bank’s response to the social and economic
crisis affecting Ukraine. It will lay the foundations for future growth and
competitiveness, while at the same time creating jobs and fiscal stimulus to
mitigate the effects of the economic downturn. Ukraine is an important transit
country given its location between Russia and other members of the Commonwealth
of Independent States, and the European market. The project will help integrate
Ukraine’s transport network with that of the EU, promote Ukraine’s transit
potential, and maximize the use of Ukraine’s existing transport assets. It will
also contribute to making travel by road safer, thus helping to reduce the high
rate of accident related deaths and injuries in Ukraine (7,690 died in road
accidents in 2008).
Brazil: Federal District Multisector Public Management
Project
IBRD Loan: $130 Millon Terms:
Maturity = 23 years; Grace = 3 years Project Description: The Federal District Multisector Management Project
for Brazil aims to support the Government of Brazil’s development
objectives for the Federal District. It will (i) improve public sector
management and accountability by establishing results-based management
practices and improving fiduciary oversight; and (ii) increase access, quality,
and efficiency of the education, health, and public transport services by
modernizing the education system; modernizing, decentralizing and integrating
various levels of health care; and strengthening the institutional and
operational capacity of the public transport sector.
IBRD Loan: $1, 503.76 Million Terms:
Fixed Spread (FSL) in US dollars, to be fully repaid (bullet repayment, commitment-linked)
on April 15, 2025, with all conversion options. Project Description: The Support to Oportunidades Project for Mexico’s
principal development objectives are to: i) increase capacities in health,
nutrition and education of poor families through human capital investment by
promoting regular health check-ups, improving health status, and raising school
enrollment and attendance rates; and ii) build sustainable connections between
Oportunidades and other social programs of the Government of Mexico in order to
improve health and education outcomes for program participants. The first
component is support to the continuation of the Oportunidades Program - a
conditional cash transfer program which disburses cash transfers (grants) to
extremely poor families, conditional on compliance with certain requirements.
The project will finance bi-monthly cash transfers to the participant families
who comply with the conditions. The second component is technical assistance
for Oportunidades. The project will finance consultancy services and studies
which will support efforts to improve the connections between Oportunidades and
other social programs and other initiatives to improve the operation of the
program, including implementation of the Indigenous Peoples Plan (IPP).
Peru: Results and Accountability (REACT)
Development Policy Loan
IBRD Loan: $330 Millon Terms:
Maturity = 25 years; Grace = 13 years Project Description: The Results and Accountability (REACT) Development
Policy Loan for Peru (DPL) is the second in a planned series of three
operations aiming to support the Government of Peru (GoP) in strengthening the
accountability framework and improving results in health, nutrition and
education. The Peru REACT DPL series is supporting actions in primary
education, health and nutrition to define standards and set goals for the outcomes
which families should expect for their children, and is expected to lead to
improved outcomes in second grade literacy; increased access to institutional
birth services; and increased coverage of individualized growth monitoring and
counseling services for children under 24 months of age in areas with a high
incidence of chronic malnutrition, leading to better nutrition outcomes.
