Compact Development Projects Overview August 2022

 
EAPLA Compact Portfolio Overview
August 2022
 
Portfolio Status as of September 2022
 
 
 
 
Mongolia Compact II
3
Implementation
Wastewater recycling
 
Replace freshwater used in two largest CHP plants
Construct recycling plant, transmission line, storage tanks, plant infrastructure
Requires consistent quality of effluent 
from CWWTP
F
ree-up” approx. 14 MCM of water each year
Water sector sustainability
 
Support policy, regulatory and institutional changes to sustain water supplies
Assist utility (USUG) to reduce costs, improve O&M
Complement plans to raise cost recovery, reduce industrial pollution
Increase long-term sustainability of benefits
$
462 (
$350M +
$112M GOM funds)
July 27, 2018
March 31, 2021
Size
Signed
EIF
CED
March 31, 2026
 
 
 
 
Nepal Compact
4
Electricity Transmission Project
New high voltage lines 1/3rd length of Nepal; increase power carrying capacity by ~5x
Increase cross-border power trade with India, regional integration
New regulator to improve sector governance
Road Maintenance Project
Improve maintenance planning and analytical skills
New road maintenance techniques and technology
MCC incentive matching fund to leverage Nepali funds
Pre-Implementation
$500M +
$
130M 
GON funds
September 14, 2017
August 2023
Size
Signed
EIF
 
 
 
 
Water, Sanitation, and Drainage (WSD) Project 
Construction of a disinfection plant for provision of treated drinking water to Dili and four municipalities.
Development of th
e country’s first centralized wastewater collection and treatment system
 with ocean outfall and
associated drainage.
Institutional strengthening and regulatory 
r
eform.
Household sanitation and water management socia
l and behavior change.
Timor-Leste Compact
5
Teaching and Leading the Next Generation of Timorese (TALENT) Project
First formal pre-service certification and training institution established, Center of Excellence (CoE).
Development and deployment of training programs focused on pedagogy and leadership.
Improved access to secondary teaching and leadership positions for women.
 
Compact Development
$
420M
 
+
$
64M 
GOTL funds
Size
Signed
July 19, 2022
EIF target
July 2024
 
 
 
 
Kosovo Compact
6
Energy Storage Project
Supports two battery systems. One battery system for automatic reserves to cost-effectively smooth
out unexpected imbalances in the electricity grid. A second battery system for manual frequency
restoration reserves, energy arbitrage, or other potential ancillary services, lowering the cost of
ensuring grid stability, smoothing the way for the clean energy transition.
Additionally, a suite of policy and institutional reforms will support governance of the sector,
facilitate the transition to a lower carbon economy, and address inequalities in access to benefits.
Just and Equitable Transition Acceleration Project
Creates new technical training programs focused on cultivating the skills required to meet the
needs of the energy transition and support sustainability of MCC’s investments.
Incentivizes gender equitable practices in firms, support networking and mentoring opportunities for
women, and facilitate energy and adjacent sector employers to increase female representation in
the workplace.
Compact Development
$202M +
$
34M GOK 
funds
Size
American Catalyst Facility for Development Project
Leverages United States International Development Finance Corporation financing to
support a blended finance transaction(s) that will catalyze private investment in Kosovo to
augment Compact initiatives under the Energy Storage Project.
Signed
July 15, 2022
 
 
 
 
Indonesia Compact II
Target for Board Approval: End 2022
7
Compact Development
Strengthened Financial Intermediation for Transport and Logistics Infrastructure 
Project 
Activities aim to improve integrated, multimodal transport planning and upstream infrastructure project
preparation, structuring, procurement, and implementation at the subnational level
Physical good practice infrastructure projects are planned to serve as models of 
strengthened preparation
processes and blended finance
Strengthened Financial Intermediation for (W)MSMEs 
Project
Activities aim to improve access to finance for growth-oriented (W)MSMEs by targeting  information
 asymmetry
between lenders and borrowers and perceptions of low borrower creditworthiness
. Proposed activities include
gender-inclusive value-chain/supply chain financing scheme, a digital literacy enhancement activity
and MSME capacity enhancement activity.
Financial Markets
 Development Project 
Technical assistance, capacity building, and transaction advisory activities to strengthen the enabling
environment for limited recourse project finance on both sponsor and lender sides, as well as to involve capital
markets more in infrastructure finance, including in areas of green bond/sukuk issuance and municipal finance
A blended finance delivery mechanism proposed to demonstrate pioneering limited recourse and blended
project finance transactions
 
 
 
 
Belize Compact
8
Compact Development
Constraints Analysis (CA) Findings
Country Team identified
 five
 binding constraints through a virtual technical visit and available
data that was presented to MCC senior management
 on
 March 1.
 
 In April, the Government of
Belize 
selected
 two
 constraints that would
 be subject to a Root Cause Analysis:
o
Education
o
High Cost of Electricity
Establishment of the Compact Development Team
The Government of Belize has contracted a Compact Development Team of nine consultants
whose fees will be reimbursed by MCC under the Initial Engagement Agreement.
$TBDM
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The August 2022 overview showcases the status and implementation details of various compact projects in countries like Mongolia, Nepal, Timor-Leste, Kosovo, Indonesia, and Belize. Projects include water sector sustainability, electricity transmission improvements, road maintenance, and water, sanitation, and drainage initiatives. Each project aims to enhance infrastructure, promote sustainability, and drive socio-economic development in the respective regions.

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  1. EAPLA Compact Portfolio Overview August 2022

  2. Portfolio Status as of September 2022 Pre-EIF Implementation Development Mongolia Nepal Timor- Leste Kosovo Indonesia Belize

  3. Implementation Mongolia Compact II Downstream wells 2 new wellfields downstream from city Drill 30 wells, build pump stations, transmission line and storage tanks Build water purification plant, as groundwater may contain contaminants Up to 50 MCM of additional water each year $462 ($350M + $112M GOM funds) Size Wastewater recycling Replace freshwater used in two largest CHP plants Construct recycling plant, transmission line, storage tanks, plant infrastructure Requires consistent quality of effluent from CWWTP Free-up approx. 14 MCM of water each year Signed July 27, 2018 EIF March 31, 2021 March 31, 2026 CED Water sector sustainability Support policy, regulatory and institutional changes to sustain water supplies Assist utility (USUG) to reduce costs, improve O&M Complement plans to raise cost recovery, reduce industrial pollution Increase long-term sustainability of benefits 3

  4. Pre-Implementation Nepal Compact Electricity Transmission Project New high voltage lines 1/3rd length of Nepal; increase power carrying capacity by ~5x Increase cross-border power trade with India, regional integration New regulator to improve sector governance $500M + $130M GON funds Size Signed September 14, 2017 EIF August 2023 Road Maintenance Project Improve maintenance planning and analytical skills New road maintenance techniques and technology MCC incentive matching fund to leverage Nepali funds 4

  5. Compact Development Timor-Leste Compact Water, Sanitation, and Drainage (WSD) Project Construction of a disinfection plant for provision of treated drinking water to Dili and four municipalities. Development of the country s first centralized wastewater collection and treatment system with ocean outfall and associated drainage. $420M + $64M GOTL funds Size Institutional strengthening and regulatory reform. July 19, 2022 Signed Household sanitation and water management social and behavior change. EIF target July 2024 Teaching and Leading the Next Generation of Timorese (TALENT) Project First formal pre-service certification and training institution established, Center of Excellence (CoE). Development and deployment of training programs focused on pedagogy and leadership. Improved access to secondary teaching and leadership positions for women. 5

  6. Compact Development Kosovo Compact Energy Storage Project Supports two battery systems. One battery system for automatic reserves to cost-effectively smooth out unexpected imbalances in the electricity grid. A second battery system for manual frequency restoration reserves, energy arbitrage, or other potential ancillary services, lowering the cost of ensuring grid stability, smoothing the way for the clean energy transition. Additionally, a suite of policy and institutional reforms will support governance of the sector, facilitate the transition to a lower carbon economy, and address inequalities in access to benefits. Just and Equitable Transition Acceleration Project $202M + $34M GOK funds Creates new technical training programs focused on cultivating the skills required to meet the needs of the energy transition and support sustainability of MCC s investments. Size Incentivizes gender equitable practices in firms, support networking and mentoring opportunities for women, and facilitate energy and adjacent sector employers to increase female representation in the workplace. July 15, 2022 Signed American Catalyst Facility for Development Project Leverages United States International Development Finance Corporation financing to support a blended finance transaction(s) that will catalyze private investment in Kosovo to augment Compact initiatives under the Energy Storage Project. 6

  7. Compact Development Indonesia Compact II Target for Board Approval: End 2022 Strengthened Financial Intermediation for Transport and Logistics Infrastructure Project Activities aim to improve integrated, multimodal transport planning and upstream infrastructure project preparation, structuring, procurement, and implementation at the subnational level Physical good practice infrastructure projects are planned to serve as models of strengthened preparation processes and blended finance Financial Markets Development Project Technical assistance, capacity building, and transaction advisory activities to strengthen the enabling environment for limited recourse project finance on both sponsor and lender sides, as well as to involve capital markets more in infrastructure finance, including in areas of green bond/sukuk issuance and municipal finance A blended finance delivery mechanism proposed to demonstrate pioneering limited recourse and blended project finance transactions $650M+ $TBDM GOI funds Size Strengthened Financial Intermediation for (W)MSMEs Project Activities aim to improve access to finance for growth-oriented (W)MSMEs by targeting information asymmetry between lenders and borrowers and perceptions of low borrower creditworthiness. Proposed activities include gender-inclusive value-chain/supply chain financing scheme, a digital literacy enhancement activity and MSME capacity enhancement activity. 7

  8. Compact Development Belize Compact Constraints Analysis (CA) Findings Country Team identified five binding constraints through a virtual technical visit and available data that was presented to MCC senior management on March 1. In April, the Government of Belize selected two constraints that would be subject to a Root Cause Analysis: Education High Cost of Electricity o o $TBDM Size Establishment of the Compact Development Team The Government of Belize has contracted a Compact Development Team of nine consultants whose fees will be reimbursed by MCC under the Initial Engagement Agreement. 8

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