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The petitioner has requested that the
petition be withdrawn. Consequently,
the investigation has been terminated.
MILLENNIUM CHALLENGE
CORPORATION
[MCC FR 08–05]
Signed in Washington, DC, this 29th day of
April, 2008.
Richard Church,
Certifying Officer, Division of Trade
Adjustment Assistance.
[FR Doc. E8–10028 Filed 5–6–08; 8:45 am]
BILLING CODE 4510–FN–P
Notice of Quarterly Report (January 1,
2008–March 31, 2008)
Millennium Challenge
Corporation.
SUMMARY: The Millennium Challenge
Corporation (MCC) is reporting for the
quarter January 1, 2008 through March
31, 2008 with respect to both assistance
AGENCY:
25775
provided under Section 605 of the
Millennium Challenge Act of 2003 (Pub.
L. 108-199, Division D (the Act)), and
transfers or allocations of funds to other
federal agencies pursuant to Section
619(b) of the Act. The following report
shall be made available to the public by
means of publication in the Federal
Register and on the Internet Web site of
the MCC (https://www.mcc.gov) in
accordance with Section 612(b) of the
Act.
ASSISTANCE PROVIDED UNDER SECTION 605
Projects
Obligated
Objectives
Cumulative
disbursements
Country: Madagascar
Year: 2008
Quarter 2
Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Madagascar
Total obligation: $109,773,000
Total quarterly disbursement: $6,378,369
$37,802,712
Finance Project .................
35,688,288
Increase Competition in
the Financial Sector.
4,456,685
Agricultural Business Investment Project.
sroberts on PROD1PC70 with NOTICES
Land Tenure Project .........
17,683,000
Improve Agricultural Projection Technologies
and Market Capacity in
Rural Areas.
7,217,240
Program Administration*
and Control, Monitoring
and Evaluation.
Pending subsequent
reports**.
18,399,000
..........................................
8,544,664
..........................................
¥599,355
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Increase Land Titling and
Security.
Measures
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$9,489,400
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Legislative proposal reflecting the National Land
Tenure Program submitted to Parliament and
passed.
Number of land disputes reported and resolved in
the target zones and sites of implementation.
Percentage of land documents inventoried, restored,
and/or digitized.
Average time and cost required to carry out property
transactions.
Percent of reported land conflicts resolved on titled
land in zone 3, 4, 5 during the title regularization
operations.
Percentage of land in the zones that is demarcated
and ready for titling.
The number of savings accounts and outstanding
value of accounts from primary banks.
Maximum check clearing delay.
Volume of funds in payment system and number of
transactions.
Increased public awareness of new financial instruments as measured by surveys within intervention
zones and large towns.
The amount of government debt issued with maturities in excess of 52 weeks.
The number of new individual investors buying government debt securities.
The number of bank branches of the Central Bank
of Madagascar capable of accepting auction
tenders.
Percentage of all loans included in the central database.
Number of rural producers receiving or soliciting information from Agricultural Business Centers
about the opportunities.
Intervention zones identified and description of
beneficiaries within each zone submitted.
Number of visitors receiving information from National Coordinating Center with respect to business opportunities.
Change in farm income due to improved production
and marketing practices.
Change in enterprise income due to improved production and marketing practices.
Number of farmers and businesses employing technical assistance received.
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Projects
Obligated
Objectives
Cumulative
disbursements
Country: Honduras
Year: 2008
Quarter 2
Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Honduras
Total obligation: $215,000,000
Total quarterly disbursement: $4,111,178
Rural Development Project
$70,687,000
Increase the productivity
and business skills of
farmers who operate
small- and medium-size
farms and their employees.
$13,888,166
Transportation Project .......
127,208,000
17,105,000
Reduce transportation
costs between targeted
production centers and
national, regional and
global markets.
..........................................
2,978,662
Program Administration *
and Control, Monitoring
and Evaluation.
Pending subsequent
reports**.
........................
..........................................
¥791,608
Obligated
Objectives
Projects
Watershed and Agricultural
Support.
$10,848,630
Infrastructure Improvement
78,760,208
Cumulative
disbursements
$2,042,500
113,890
13,269,650
Spur private sector development on all islands
through increased investment in the priority
sectors and through financial sector reform.
..........................................
4,428,462
........................
..........................................
2,206,857
Obligated
Objectives
7,200,000
Projects
8,252,439
Property Regularization
Project.
Increase Investment by
strengthening property
rights.
$2,927,021
Transportation Project .......
92,800,000
5,747,905
Rural Business Development Project.
33,500,000
Reduce transportation
costs between Leon
and Chinandega and
national, regional and
global markets.
Increase the value added
of farms and enterprises in the region.
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Volume of goods shipped between Praia and other
islands.
Mobility Ratio: Percentage of beneficiary population
who take at least 5 trips per month.
Savings on transport costs from improvements.
Value added in priority sectors above current trends.
Volume of private investment in priority sectors
above current trends.
Measures
Total obligation: $175,000,000
Total Quarterly Disbursement: $ 5,476,511
$26,400,000
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Increase in horticultural productivity.
Increase in annual income.
Value-added for farms and agribusiness.
Cumulative
disbursements
Country: Nicaragua
Year: 2008
Quarter 2
Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Nicaragua
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Measures
Total obligation: $110,078,488
Total quarterly disbursement: $3,657,327
Increase agricultural production in three targeted watershed areas
on three islands.
Increase integration of the
internal market and reduce transportation
costs.
Private Sector Development.
Program Administration *
and Control, Monitoring
and Evaluation.
Pending subsequent reports **.
Increase in farm income resulting from Rural Development Project.
Funds lent by MCA-Honduras to financial institutions.
Increase in employment income resulting from Rural
Development Project.
Number of Program farmers harvesting high-value
horticulture crops.
Number of hectares harvesting high-value horticulture crops.
Freight shipment cost from Tegucigalpa to Puerto
Cortes.
Price of basic food basket.
Number of days per year road is passable.
2,961,084
Country: Cape Verde
Year: 2008
Quarter 2
Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Cape Verde
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Measures
8,258,440
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Value of investment on land.
Value of urban land.
Value of rural land.
Number of days to conduct a land transaction.
Total cost to conduct a land transaction.
Price of a basket of goods.
Travel Time.
Annual percentage increase in value-added of clients of business office.
Number of jobs created.
Number of program farm plots harvesting highervalue crops or reforesting under improvement of
Water Supply Activities.
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Projects
Obligated
Program Administration,*
Due Diligence, Monitoring and Evaluation.
Pending subsequent reports **.
Objectives
Cumulative
disbursements
22,300,000
..........................................
..........................................
¥3,731,791
Obligated
Objectives
Measures
6,629,264
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Projects
Cumulative
disbursements
Country: Georgia
Year: 2008
Quarter 2
Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Georgia
Total obligation: $295,300,000
Total quarterly disbursement: $7,227,528
Regional Infrastructure Rehabilitation.
$211,700,000
Regional Enterprise Development.
47,500,000
Enterprises in Regions
Developed.
6,185,514
Program Administration *,
Due Diligence, Monitoring and Evaluation.
Pending subsequent reports **.
36,100,000
..........................................
8,552,935
........................
..........................................
$11,389,101
Obligated
Objectives
Projects
Key Regional Infrastructure Rehabilitated.
Measures
$19,756,033
Reduction in Akhalkalaki-Ninotsminda-Teleti journey
time.
Reduction in vehicle operating costs.
Increase in internal regional traffic volumes.
Decreased technical losses in gas through the main
North-South pipeline
Reduction in the production of greenhouse gas
emissions measured in tons of CO2 equivalent.
Increased collection rate of the Georgian Gas Company (GOGC).
Number of household beneficiaries served by Regional Infrastructure Development projects.
Actual operations and maintenance expenditures.
Increase in annual revenue in portfolio companies.
Increase in number of portfolio company employees
and number of local suppliers.
Increase in portfolio companies’ wages and payments to local suppliers.
Jobs created.
Increase in aggregate incremental net revenue to
project assisted firms.
Direct household net income.
Direct household net income for market information
initiative beneficiaries.
Number of beneficiaries.
Cumulative
disbursements
Measures
Country: Vanuatu
Year: 2008
Quarter 2
Total obligation: $65,690,000
Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Vanuatu
Total quarterly disbursement: $0
Transportation Infrastructure Project.
$60,615,232
Facilitate transportation to
increase tourism and
business development.
$152,297
Program Administration, *
Due Diligence, Monitoring and Evaluation.
Pending subsequent reports **.
5,074,768
..........................................
1,786,418
........................
..........................................
67,893
Obligated
Objectives
Projects
Cumulative
disbursements
sroberts on PROD1PC70 with NOTICES
Country: Armenia
Year: 2008
Quarter 2
Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Armenia
Irrigated Agriculture Project
(Agriculture and Water).
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$145,680,000
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Increase agricultural productivity. Improve Quality of Irrigation.
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Number of Tourists.
Number of days per year road is closed.
Number of S-W Bay, Malekula flights cancelled per
year due to flooding.
Vessel wait time at wharf.
Measures
Total obligation: $235,650,000
Total quarterly disbursement: $3,963,775
$7,414,586
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Increase in hectares covered by high value added
horticultural and fruit crops.
Percentage of respondents satisfied with irrigation
services.
Share of Water User Association water charges as
percentage of Water User Association annual operations and maintenance costs.
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Projects
Obligated
Objectives
Cumulative
disbursements
Rural Road Rehabilitation
Project.
67,100,000
Better access to economic and social infrastructure.
2,453,964
Program Administration,*
Due Diligence, Monitoring and Evaluation.
Pending subsequent reports **.
22,870,000
..........................................
..........................................
¥207,073
Obligated
Objectives
Projects
Cumulative
disbursements
Country: Benin
Year: 2008
Quarter 2
Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Benin
Access to Financial Services.
Measures
Total obligation: $307,298,040
Total quarterly disbursement: $6,911,600
$19,650,000
Expand Access to Financial Services.
$2,375,946
Access to Justice ..............
34,270,000
Improved Ability of Justice
System to Enforce Contracts and Reconcile
Claims.
1,297,304
Access to Land .................
36,020,000
169,447,000
47,911,040
Strengthen property rights
and increase investment in rural and urban
land.
Improve Access to Markets through Improvements to the Port of
Cotonou.
..........................................
8,277,185
Access to Markets ............
11,569,831
........................
..........................................
¥4,206,496
Program Administration,*
Due Diligence, Monitoring and Evaluation.
Pending subsequent reports **.
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Number of farmers using improved on-farm water
management practices.
Annual increase in irrigated land in Project area.
State budget expenditures on maintenance of irrigation system.
Value of loans provided under the project.
Government budgetary allocations for routine maintenance of the entire road network.
Average daily traffic in Project area.
Kilometers of Package 1 road sections rehabilitated.
Kilometers of Package 2 road sections rehabilitated.
Kilometers of Package 3 road sections rehabilitated.
5,562,777
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Measures
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Operational self-sufficiency of participating microfinance institutions.
Number of microfinance institutions supervised by
the microfinance cellule.
Total incremental increase in value of new credit extended and savings received by financial institutions participating in the project.
Share value of all loans outstanding that have one
or more installments of principal over 30 days
past due.
Total number of loans guaranteed by land titles per
year.
Number of cases processed at the arbitration center.
Percentage of all cases in the ‘‘Tribunal de Premiere Instance’’ courts per year.
Percentage of all cases resolved in court of appeals
per year.
Average distance to reach TPI.
Number of enterprises registered through the registration center.
Average number of days required to register an enterprise.
Total value of additional investments in target rural
land parcels.
Total value of additional investments in target urban
land parcels.
Total metric tons of exports and imports passing
through Port of Cotonou per year.
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Projects
Obligated
Objectives
Cumulative
disbursements
Country: Ghana
Year: 2008
Quarter 2
Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Ghana
Measures
Total obligation: $547,009,000
Total quarterly disbursement: $2,066,682
Agriculture Project .............
$240,984,050
Enhance profitability of
cultivation, services to
agriculture and product
handling in support of
the expansion of commercial agriculture
among groups of
smallholder farms.
$5,399,639
Rural Development ...........
101,288,000
Strengthen the rural institutions that provide
services complementary to, and supportive
of, agricultural and agriculture business development.
482,804
Transportation ...................
141,104,000
Reduce the transportation
costs affecting agriculture commerce at
sub-regional levels.
87,040
61,632,950
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7,660,087
........................
..........................................
1,877,851
Obligated
Objectives
Program Administration,*
Due Diligence, Monitoring and Evaluation.
Pending subsequent reports **.
Projects
Human Development
Project.
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$91,674,603
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Increase human and
physical capital of residents of the Northern
Zone to take advantage
of employment and
business opportunities.
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Number of hectares irrigated.
Number of days to conduct a land transaction.
Number of land disputes in the pilot registration districts.
Registration of land rights in the pilot registration
districts.
Metric tons of products passing through post-harvest treatment.
Portfolio-at-risk of agriculture loan fund.
Value of loans disbursed to clients from agricultural
loan fund.
Number of additional loans.
Vehicle operating costs on minor, medium and
major rehabilitated roads.
Time/quality per procurement.
Score card of citizen satisfaction with services.
Gross enrollment rates.
Gender parity in school enrollment.
Distance to collect water.
Time to collect water.
Distance to sanitation facility.
Travel time to sanitation facility.
Incidence of guinea worm, diarrhea or bilharzias.
Average number of days lost due to guinea worm,
diarrhea or bilharzias.
Percentage of households, schools, and agricultural
processing plants in target districts with electricity.
Number of inter-bank transactions.
Value of deposit accounts in rural banks.
Volume capacity ratio.
Vehicles per hour at peak hour.
Travel time at peak hour.
International roughness index.
Annual average daily vehicle and passenger traffic.
Cumulative
disbursements
Country: El Salvador
Year: 2008
Quarter 2
Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA El Salvador
sroberts on PROD1PC70 with NOTICES
25779
Total obligation: $460,939,996
Total quarterly disbursement: $847,312
$0
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Measures
Number of students enrolled in the Chalatenango
Center functioning as a MEGATEC institute.
Graduation rate of students enrolled in the
Chalatenango Center functioning as a MEGATEC
institute.
Number of students enrolled in participating middle
technical schools.
Graduation rate of students enrolled in participating
middle technical schools.
Number of students enrolled in non-formal training
activities.
Graduation rate of students enrolled in non-formal
training activities.
Number of households with access to water in the
Northern Zone.
Number of households with access to basic sanitation in the Northern Zone.
Number of households with electricity in the Northern Zone.
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Projects
Obligated
Productive Development
Project.
Objectives
84,196,330
Cumulative
disbursements
Connectivity Project ..........
234,963,039
Increase production and
employment in the
Northern Zone.
Reduce travel cost and
time within the Northern
Zone, with the rest of
the country, and within
the region.
Program Administration *
and Control, Monitoring
and Evaluation.
Pending Subsequent Report **.
50,106,024
..........................................
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..........................................
4,882,131
Obligated
Objectives
0
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Bamako Senou Airport Improvement Project.
$89,631,177
Industrial Park Project .......
94,353,559
Alatona Irrigation Project ..
234,884,675
Program Administration *
and Control, Monitoring
and Evaluation.
Pending Subsequent Report **.
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Weighted average of the International Roughness
Index for the rehabilitation of the Transnational
Highway.
Weighted average of the International Roughness
Index for the rehabilitation of the network of connecting roads.
Cumulative
disbursements
Country: Mali
Year: 2008
Quarter 1
Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Mali
sroberts on PROD1PC70 with NOTICES
Number of individuals that benefit annually from the
strategic infrastructure projects.
Investment in productive chains by selected beneficiaries.
0
Projects
0
Measures
Measures
Total obligation: $460,684,411
Total quarterly disbursement: $3,520,714
Establish an independent
and secure link to the
regional and global
economy.
Develop a platform for industrial activity to be located within the Airport
domain.
Increase the agricultural
production and productivity in the Alatona
zone of the ON..
$1,377, 281
Number of weekly flight arrivals and departures.
Average time for passengers to complete departures and arrivals procedures.
2,080,155
Occupancy level.
Average number of days required for operator to
connect to Industrial Park water and electricity
services.
Weighted average of the International Roughness
Index for the rehabilitation of the Niono-Goma
Coura road.
Annual average daily count of vehicles on the
Niono-Goma Coura road.
Total amount of land irrigated by the Project in the
Alatona zone.
Average water volume delivered at the farm level in
the Alatona zone.
Crop water requirements as a percentage share of
water supply at the canal headworks in the
Alatona zone.
Number of 5 and 10 hectare farm plots allocated in
the Alatona zone.
Total market garden parcels allocated in the Alatona
zone.
Number of titles registered in the land registration
office granted to households in the Alatona zone.
Number of students enrolled in schools established
by the Project.
Graduation rate of students enrolled in schools established by the Project.
Number of farms adopting at least one new extension technique as a percentage of all farms receiving technical assistance under the Project.
Total amount of credit extended in loan portfolios by
participating microfinance institutions and banks in
the Alatona zone.
Number of active clients of microfinance institutions
and banks in the Alatona zone.
41,815,000
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3,603,110
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Projects
Obligated
Objectives
Cumulative
disbursements
25781
Measures
Country: Mozambique (CIF ONLY) 1
Year: 2008
Quarter 2
Total obligation: $25,346,200
Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Mozambique
Total quarterly disbursement: $0
Water and Sanitation
Project.
N/A
Increase access to reliable and quality water
and sanitation facilities.
N/A
Road Rehabilitation Project
N/A
Increase access to productive resources and
markets.
N/A
Land Tenure Services
Project.
N/A
Establish efficient, secure
land access for households and investors.
N/A
Farmer Income Support
Project.
N/A
Improve coconut productivity and diversification
into cash crop.
N/A
Program Administration *
and Control, Monitoring
and Evaluation.
Pending Subsequent Report **.
N/A
..........................................
N/A
........................
..........................................
N/A
Obligated
Objectives
Projects
Value of productive days gained due to less diarrhea, cholera and/or malaria.
School attendance days gained due to less diarrhea, cholera and/or malaria.
Number (Percent) of businesses with access to improved water source.
Reduction in time for rural/urban households to access improved water sources.
Number (Percent) of urban households with access
to improved water sources.
Number (Percent) of rural households with access
to improved water sources.
Number (Percent) of urban households with access
to improved sanitation facilities.
Increase in agricultural production among communities affected by road rehabilitation works.
Increase in the number of new businesses within 5
km of rehabilitated roads.
Reduction in vehicle operating costs as a result of
rehabilitated roads.
Time savings due to a reduction in time to travel a
fixed length of rehabilitated road.
Weighted average of the International Roughness
Index for the rehabilitation roads.
Average annual daily traffic volume on rehabilitated
roads disaggregated by vehicle type.
Increase (Percent) in value of new investments on
land.
Number of new businesses.
Reduction (Percent) in time to right to land usage.
More efficient, free and secure land transfers/transactions.
Increase (Percentage) in parcel-holder land value.
Reduction (Percent) in costs to right to land usage.
Reduction (Percentage) in loss of coconut production and coconut products’ sales.
Increased income (Percentage) from sales from
intercropping activities to small farm plot holders.
Increased number (Percentage) of live coconut
trees.
Increased productive capacity (Percentage) of coconut trees.
Cumulative
disbursements
Measures
Country: Lesotho (CIF ONLY)
Year: 2008
Quarter 2
Total obligation: $15,668,416
Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Lesotho
Total quarterly disbursement: $369,321
sroberts on PROD1PC70 with NOTICES
Water Project ....................
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Improve the water supply
for industrial and domestic needs, and enhance rural livelihoods
through improved watershed management.
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Increased urban access to potable water supply.
Increase in volume of water delivered after treatment at Metolong site.
Decrease in percentage of urban water that is not
accounted for (non-revenue losses plus physical
losses).
Number of people covered per year in rural areas
with MCC funded rural water supply.
Number of new VIP latrines provided to households.
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Projects
Obligated
Health Project ...................
4,436,000
Private Sector Development Project.
Program Administration *
and Control, Monitoring
and Evaluation.
Pending Subsequent Report **.
Objectives
710,000
Cumulative
disbursements
Increase access to life-extending ART and essential health services
by providing a sustainable delivery platform.
N/A
Stimulate investment by
improving access to
credit, reducing transaction costs and increasing the participation of women in the
economy.
30,000
5,609,416
..........................................
..........................................
N/A
Obligated
Objectives
Increase in the percentage of health facilities providing full package of standard services for level
of center (MoHSW 2007 standard).
Increase in TB treatment success rate.
Increase in the percentage of health facilities staffed
with standard number and type of qualified staff
(MoHSW 2007 standard).
Increase in the number of patients treated in health
centers in Lesotho.
Increase in immunization rate (measles).
Number of people receiving ARV treatment (number).
Increase in annual enrolment at National Health
Training College.
Increase in average referred tests performed at the
central laboratory per quarter during the past
year.
Increase in average number of blood units collected
per quarter during the past year.
Increase in the percentage of the adult population
listed by a private credit bureau with current information on repayment history, unpaid debts or
credit outstanding.
Increase in the number of payments associated with
salaries and pensions made through EFT per
year.
Land used as collateral (number of mortgage bonds
registered).
Land transaction costs (percent of property value).
Land transaction times (median number of days
necessary to complete a procedure).
Increase in the number of pending civil cases in the
High Court.
Gender equality index (percent change in index of
knowledge, attitudes, and practices for supporting
gender equality in economic rights).
N/A
........................
Measures
Projects
Cumulative
disbursements
Measures
Country: Morocco (CIF ONLY)
Year: 2008
Quarter 2
Total obligation: $32,400,000
Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Lesotho
Total quarterly disbursement: $107,746
Fruit Tree Productivity .......
Small Scale Fisheries .......
Artisan and Fez Medina ....
Financial Services .............
Program Administration *
and Control, Monitoring
and Evaluation.
Pending Subsequent Report **.
$6,959,765
7,005,874
6,142,437
$500,000
11,271,924
TBD ..................................
TBD ..................................
TBD ..................................
TBD ..................................
TBD. .................................
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
107,746
TBD.
TBD.
TBD.
TBD.
TBD
N/A
TBD ..................................
N/A
TBD.
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* Program administration funds are used to pay items such as salaries, rent, and the cost of office equipment.
** These amounts represent disbursements made that will be allocated to individual projects in the subsequent quarter(s) and reported as such
in subsequent quarterly report(s)
1 Beginning in fiscal year 2007, CIF (i.e., Compact Implementation Funding) is assistance made available to a country, upon signature of a compact, under the authority of Section 609(g) of the Act. It is additional to compact program assistance provided under Section 605 of the Act
upon entry into force of the compact and is included in the overall total of compact funding. As of this report, only CIF funds have been obligated for Mozambique, Lesotho and Morocco.
619(b) Transfer or allocation of funds
U.S. agency to which funds were transferred or allocated
Amount
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MILLENNIUM CHALLENGE CORPORATION
[MCC FR 08-05]
Notice of Quarterly Report (January 1, 2008-March 31, 2008)
AGENCY: Millennium Challenge Corporation.
SUMMARY: The Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) is reporting for
the quarter January 1, 2008 through March 31, 2008 with respect to both
assistance provided under Section 605 of the Millennium Challenge Act
of 2003 (Pub. L. 108-199, Division D (the Act)), and transfers or
allocations of funds to other federal agencies pursuant to Section
619(b) of the Act. The following report shall be made available to the
public by means of publication in the Federal Register and on the
Internet Web site of the MCC (https://www.mcc.gov) in accordance with
Section 612(b) of the Act.
Assistance Provided Under Section 605
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Cumulative
Projects Obligated Objectives disbursements Measures
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Country: Madagascar Year: 2008 Quarter 2 Total obligation: $109,773,000
Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Madagascar Total quarterly disbursement: $6,378,369
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Land Tenure Project.............. $37,802,712 Increase Land $9,489,400 Legislative proposal
Titling and reflecting the National
Security. Land Tenure Program
submitted to Parliament
and passed.
Number of land disputes
reported and resolved
in the target zones and
sites of
implementation.
Percentage of land
documents inventoried,
restored, and/or
digitized.
Average time and cost
required to carry out
property transactions.
Percent of reported land
conflicts resolved on
titled land in zone 3,
4, 5 during the title
regularization
operations.
Percentage of land in
the zones that is
demarcated and ready
for titling.
Finance Project.................. 35,688,288 Increase 4,456,685 The number of savings
Competition in the accounts and
Financial Sector. outstanding value of
accounts from primary
banks.
Maximum check clearing
delay.
Volume of funds in
payment system and
number of transactions.
Increased public
awareness of new
financial instruments
as measured by surveys
within intervention
zones and large towns.
The amount of government
debt issued with
maturities in excess of
52 weeks.
The number of new
individual investors
buying government debt
securities.
The number of bank
branches of the Central
Bank of Madagascar
capable of accepting
auction tenders.
Percentage of all loans
included in the central
database.
Agricultural Business Investment 17,683,000 Improve 7,217,240 Number of rural
Project. Agricultural producers receiving or
Projection soliciting information
Technologies and from Agricultural
Market Capacity in Business Centers about
Rural Areas. the opportunities.
Intervention zones
identified and
description of
beneficiaries within
each zone submitted.
Number of visitors
receiving information
from National
Coordinating Center
with respect to
business opportunities.
Change in farm income
due to improved
production and
marketing practices.
Change in enterprise
income due to improved
production and
marketing practices.
Number of farmers and
businesses employing
technical assistance
received.
Program Administration* and 18,399,000 ................... 8,544,664
Control, Monitoring and
Evaluation.
Pending subsequent reports**..... ................... -599,355
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Cumulative
Projects Obligated Objectives disbursements Measures
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Country: Honduras Year: 2008 Quarter 2 Total obligation: $215,000,000
Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Honduras Total quarterly disbursement: $4,111,178
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Rural Development Project........ $70,687,000 Increase the $13,888,166 Increase in farm income
productivity and resulting from Rural
business skills of Development Project.
farmers who Funds lent by MCA-
operate small- and Honduras to financial
medium-size farms institutions.
and their Increase in employment
employees. income resulting from
Rural Development
Project.
Number of Program
farmers harvesting high-
value horticulture
crops.
Number of hectares
harvesting high-value
horticulture crops.
Transportation Project........... 127,208,000 Reduce 2,978,662 Freight shipment cost
transportation from Tegucigalpa to
costs between Puerto Cortes.
targeted Price of basic food
production centers basket.
and national, Number of days per year
regional and road is passable.
global markets.
Program Administration * and 17,105,000 ................... 2,961,084
Control, Monitoring and
Evaluation.
Pending subsequent reports**..... .............. ................... -791,608
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Cumulative
Projects Obligated Objectives disbursements Measures
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Country: Cape Verde Year: 2008 Quarter 2 Total obligation: $110,078,488
Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Cape Verde Total quarterly disbursement: $3,657,327
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Watershed and Agricultural $10,848,630 Increase $2,042,500 Increase in
Support. agricultural horticultural
production in productivity.
three targeted Increase in annual
watershed areas on income.
three islands. Value-added for farms
and agribusiness.
Infrastructure Improvement....... 78,760,208 Increase 8,252,439 Volume of goods shipped
integration of the between Praia and other
internal market islands.
and reduce Mobility Ratio:
transportation Percentage of
costs. beneficiary population
who take at least 5
trips per month.
Savings on transport
costs from
improvements.
Private Sector Development....... 7,200,000 Spur private sector 113,890 Value added in priority
development on all sectors above current
islands through trends.
increased Volume of private
investment in the investment in priority
priority sectors sectors above current
and through trends.
financial sector
reform.
Program Administration * and 13,269,650 ................... 4,428,462
Control, Monitoring and
Evaluation.
Pending subsequent reports **.... .............. ................... 2,206,857
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Projects Obligated Objectives disbursements Measures
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Country: Nicaragua Year: 2008 Quarter 2 Total obligation: $175,000,000
Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Nicaragua Total Quarterly Disbursement: $ 5,476,511
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Property Regularization Project.. $26,400,000 Increase Investment $2,927,021 Value of investment on
by strengthening land.
property rights. Value of urban land.
Value of rural land.
Number of days to
conduct a land
transaction.
Total cost to conduct a
land transaction.
Transportation Project........... 92,800,000 Reduce 5,747,905 Price of a basket of
transportation goods.
costs between Leon Travel Time.
and Chinandega and
national, regional
and global markets.
Rural Business Development 33,500,000 Increase the value 8,258,440 Annual percentage
Project. added of farms and increase in value-added
enterprises in the of clients of business
region. office.
Number of jobs created.
Number of program farm
plots harvesting higher-
value crops or
reforesting under
improvement of Water
Supply Activities.
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Program Administration,* Due 22,300,000 ................... 6,629,264
Diligence, Monitoring and
Evaluation.
Pending subsequent reports **.... .............. ................... -3,731,791
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Projects Obligated Objectives disbursements Measures
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Country: Georgia Year: 2008 Quarter 2 Total obligation: $295,300,000
Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Georgia Total quarterly disbursement: $7,227,528
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Regional Infrastructure $211,700,000 Key Regional $19,756,033 Reduction in Akhalkalaki-
Rehabilitation. Infrastructure Ninotsminda-Teleti
Rehabilitated. journey time.
Reduction in vehicle
operating costs.
Increase in internal
regional traffic
volumes.
Decreased technical
losses in gas through
the main North-South
pipeline
Reduction in the
production of
greenhouse gas
emissions measured in
tons of CO2 equivalent.
Increased collection
rate of the Georgian
Gas Company (GOGC).
Number of household
beneficiaries served by
Regional Infrastructure
Development projects.
Actual operations and
maintenance
expenditures.
Regional Enterprise Development.. 47,500,000 Enterprises in 6,185,514 Increase in annual
Regions Developed. revenue in portfolio
companies.
Increase in number of
portfolio company
employees and number of
local suppliers.
Increase in portfolio
companies' wages and
payments to local
suppliers.
Jobs created.
Increase in aggregate
incremental net revenue
to project assisted
firms.
Direct household net
income.
Direct household net
income for market
information initiative
beneficiaries.
Number of beneficiaries.
Program Administration *, Due 36,100,000 ................... 8,552,935
Diligence, Monitoring and
Evaluation.
Pending subsequent reports **.... .............. ................... $11,389,101
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Cumulative
Projects Obligated Objectives disbursements Measures
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Country: Vanuatu Year: 2008 Quarter 2 Total obligation: $65,690,000
Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Vanuatu Total quarterly disbursement: $0
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Transportation Infrastructure $60,615,232 Facilitate $152,297 Number of Tourists.
Project. transportation to Number of days per year
increase tourism road is closed.
and business Number of S-W Bay,
development. Malekula flights
cancelled per year due
to flooding.
Vessel wait time at
wharf.
Program Administration, * Due 5,074,768 ................... 1,786,418
Diligence, Monitoring and
Evaluation.
Pending subsequent reports **.... .............. ................... 67,893
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Cumulative
Projects Obligated Objectives disbursements Measures
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Country: Armenia Year: 2008 Quarter 2 Total obligation: $235,650,000
Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Armenia Total quarterly disbursement: $3,963,775
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Irrigated Agriculture Project $145,680,000 Increase $7,414,586 Increase in hectares
(Agriculture and Water). agricultural covered by high value
productivity. added horticultural and
Improve Quality of fruit crops.
Irrigation. Percentage of
respondents satisfied
with irrigation
services.
Share of Water User
Association water
charges as percentage
of Water User
Association annual
operations and
maintenance costs.
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Number of farmers using
improved on-farm water
management practices.
Annual increase in
irrigated land in
Project area.
State budget
expenditures on
maintenance of
irrigation system.
Value of loans provided
under the project.
Rural Road Rehabilitation Project 67,100,000 Better access to 2,453,964 Government budgetary
economic and allocations for routine
social maintenance of the
infrastructure. entire road network.
Average daily traffic in
Project area.
Kilometers of Package 1
road sections
rehabilitated.
Kilometers of Package 2
road sections
rehabilitated.
Kilometers of Package 3
road sections
rehabilitated.
Program Administration,* Due 22,870,000 ................... 5,562,777
Diligence, Monitoring and
Evaluation.
Pending subsequent reports **.... .............. ................... -207,073
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Cumulative
Projects Obligated Objectives disbursements Measures
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Country: Benin Year: 2008 Quarter 2 Total obligation: $307,298,040
Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Benin Total quarterly disbursement: $6,911,600
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Access to Financial Services..... $19,650,000 Expand Access to $2,375,946 Operational self-
Financial Services. sufficiency of
participating
microfinance
institutions.
Number of microfinance
institutions supervised
by the microfinance
cellule.
Total incremental
increase in value of
new credit extended and
savings received by
financial institutions
participating in the
project.
Share value of all loans
outstanding that have
one or more
installments of
principal over 30 days
past due.
Total number of loans
guaranteed by land
titles per year.
Access to Justice................ 34,270,000 Improved Ability of 1,297,304 Number of cases
Justice System to processed at the
Enforce Contracts arbitration center.
and Reconcile Percentage of all cases
Claims. in the ``Tribunal de
Premiere Instance''
courts per year.
Percentage of all cases
resolved in court of
appeals per year.
Average distance to
reach TPI.
Number of enterprises
registered through the
registration center.
Average number of days
required to register an
enterprise.
Access to Land................... 36,020,000 Strengthen property 8,277,185 Total value of
rights and additional investments
increase in target rural land
investment in parcels.
rural and urban Total value of
land. additional investments
in target urban land
parcels.
Access to Markets................ 169,447,000 Improve Access to 5,070,264 Total metric tons of
Markets through exports and imports
Improvements to passing through Port of
the Port of Cotonou per year.
Cotonou.
Program Administration,* Due 47,911,040 ................... 11,569,831
Diligence, Monitoring and
Evaluation.
Pending subsequent reports **.... .............. ................... -4,206,496
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Cumulative
Projects Obligated Objectives disbursements Measures
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Country: Ghana Year: 2008 Quarter 2 Total obligation: $547,009,000
Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Ghana Total quarterly disbursement: $2,066,682
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Agriculture Project.............. $240,984,050 Enhance $5,399,639 Number of hectares
profitability of irrigated.
cultivation, Number of days to
services to conduct a land
agriculture and transaction.
product handling Number of land disputes
in support of the in the pilot
expansion of registration districts.
commercial Registration of land
agriculture among rights in the pilot
groups of registration districts.
smallholder farms. Metric tons of products
passing through post-
harvest treatment.
Portfolio-at-risk of
agriculture loan fund.
Value of loans disbursed
to clients from
agricultural loan fund.
Number of additional
loans.
Vehicle operating costs
on minor, medium and
major rehabilitated
roads.
Rural Development................ 101,288,000 Strengthen the 482,804 Time/quality per
rural institutions procurement.
that provide Score card of citizen
services satisfaction with
complementary to, services.
and supportive of, Gross enrollment rates.
agricultural and Gender parity in school
agriculture enrollment.
business Distance to collect
development. water.
Time to collect water.
Distance to sanitation
facility.
Travel time to
sanitation facility.
Incidence of guinea
worm, diarrhea or
bilharzias.
Average number of days
lost due to guinea
worm, diarrhea or
bilharzias.
Percentage of
households, schools,
and agricultural
processing plants in
target districts with
electricity.
Number of inter-bank
transactions.
Value of deposit
accounts in rural
banks.
Transportation................... 141,104,000 Reduce the 87,040 Volume capacity ratio.
transportation Vehicles per hour at
costs affecting peak hour.
agriculture Travel time at peak
commerce at sub- hour.
regional levels. International roughness
index.
Annual average daily
vehicle and passenger
traffic.
Program Administration,* Due 61,632,950 ................... 7,660,087
Diligence, Monitoring and
Evaluation.
Pending subsequent reports **.... .............. ................... 1,877,851
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Cumulative
Projects Obligated Objectives disbursements Measures
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Country: El Salvador Year: 2008 Quarter 2 Total obligation: $460,939,996
Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA El Salvador Total quarterly disbursement: $847,312
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Human Development Project........ $91,674,603 Increase human and $0 Number of students
physical capital enrolled in the
of residents of Chalatenango Center
the Northern Zone functioning as a
to take advantage MEGATEC institute.
of employment and Graduation rate of
business students enrolled in
opportunities. the Chalatenango Center
functioning as a
MEGATEC institute.
Number of students
enrolled in
participating middle
technical schools.
Graduation rate of
students enrolled in
participating middle
technical schools.
Number of students
enrolled in non-formal
training activities.
Graduation rate of
students enrolled in
non-formal training
activities.
Number of households
with access to water in
the Northern Zone.
Number of households
with access to basic
sanitation in the
Northern Zone.
Number of households
with electricity in the
Northern Zone.
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Number of individuals
that benefit annually
from the strategic
infrastructure
projects.
Productive Development Project... 84,196,330 Increase production 0 Investment in productive
and employment in chains by selected
the Northern Zone. beneficiaries.
Connectivity Project............. 234,963,039 Reduce travel cost 0 Weighted average of the
and time within International Roughness
the Northern Zone, Index for the
with the rest of rehabilitation of the
the country, and Transnational Highway.
within the region. Weighted average of the
International Roughness
Index for the
rehabilitation of the
network of connecting
roads.
Program Administration * and 50,106,024 ................... 0
Control, Monitoring and
Evaluation.
Pending Subsequent Report **..... .............. ................... 4,882,131
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Projects Obligated Objectives disbursements Measures
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Country: Mali Year: 2008 Quarter 1 Total obligation: $460,684,411
Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Mali Total quarterly disbursement: $3,520,714
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Bamako Senou Airport Improvement $89,631,177 Establish an $1,377, 281 Number of weekly flight
Project. independent and arrivals and
secure link to the departures.
regional and Average time for
global economy. passengers to complete
departures and arrivals
procedures.
Industrial Park Project.......... 94,353,559 Develop a platform 2,080,155 Occupancy level.
for industrial Average number of days
activity to be required for operator
located within the to connect to
Airport domain. Industrial Park water
and electricity
services.
Alatona Irrigation Project....... 234,884,675 Increase the 0 Weighted average of the
agricultural International Roughness
production and Index for the
productivity in rehabilitation of the
the Alatona zone Niono-Goma Coura road.
of the ON.. Annual average daily
count of vehicles on
the Niono-Goma Coura
road.
Total amount of land
irrigated by the
Project in the Alatona
zone.
Average water volume
delivered at the farm
level in the Alatona
zone.
Crop water requirements
as a percentage share
of water supply at the
canal headworks in the
Alatona zone.
Number of 5 and 10
hectare farm plots
allocated in the
Alatona zone.
Total market garden
parcels allocated in
the Alatona zone.
Number of titles
registered in the land
registration office
granted to households
in the Alatona zone.
Number of students
enrolled in schools
established by the
Project.
Graduation rate of
students enrolled in
schools established by
the Project.
Number of farms adopting
at least one new
extension technique as
a percentage of all
