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Dated: October 5, 2016.
Sarah E. Fandell,
VP/General Counsel and Corporate Secretary,
Millennium Challenge Corporation.
MILLENNIUM CHALLENGE
CORPORATION
[MCC FR 16–07]
Notice of Quarterly Report (October 1,
2013—December 31, 2014)
Millennium Challenge
Corporation.
ACTION: Notice.
AGENCY:
The Millennium Challenge
Corporation (MCC) is reporting for the
fiscal year (FY) quarters October 1, 2013
to December 31, 2014, on assistance
provided under section 605 of the
Millennium Challenge Act of 2003 (22
U.S.C. 7701 et seq.), as amended (the
Act), and on transfers or allocations of
funds to other federal agencies under
section 619(b) of the Act. The following
report will be made available to the
public by publication in the Federal
Register and on the Internet Web site of
the MCC (www.mcc.gov) in accordance
with section 612(b) of the Act.
SUMMARY:
As used in MCC’s disclosures under
section 605 of the Act:
• ‘‘Total Obligation’’ for listed
Compacts includes both ‘‘Compact
Implementation Funding’’ under section
609(g) of the Act as well as funding
under section 605 of the Act.
• ‘‘Disbursements’’ are cash outlays
rather than expenditures.
• ‘‘Measures’’ are the same Key
Performance Indicators that MCC
reports each quarter. The Key
Performance Indicators may change over
time to more accurately reflect compact
implementation progress. The unit for
these measures is ‘‘a number of’’ unless
otherwise indicated.
• ‘‘Program Administration and
Control’’ funds are used to pay items
such as salaries, rent, and the cost of
office equipment, as well as audit and
oversight agent fees.
• ‘‘Pending Subsequent Reports’’
amounts represent disbursements made
to the Compact permitted account that
will be allocated to individual projects
in subsequent quarters and reported as
such in subsequent quarterly reports.
The ‘‘Cumulative Disbursements’’
amount for ‘‘Pending Subsequent
Reports’’ represents the balance of such
outlays remaining at the end of the
reporting period.
• Closed Compacts do not have any
quarterly disbursements; however, they
are included in the report if
deobligations took place during the
reporting period. Closed Compacts
include: Armenia, Benin I, Burkina
Faso, Cabo Verde I, El Salvador I,
Georgia I, Ghana I, Honduras, Lesotho I,
Madagascar, Mali, Mongolia I, Morocco
I, Mozambique, Namibia, Nicaragua,
Tanzania and Vanuatu.
• Unless otherwise indicated, all
programs and projects were solicited.
605 ASSISTANCE—DISBURSEMENTS
[In United States dollars]
FY 2014
Quarter 1
FY 2014
Quarter 2
FY 2014
Quarter 3
FY 2014
Quarter 4
FY 2015
Quarter 1
Cumulative
disbursements
141,510,059
26,840,570
58,434,615
7,880,000
0
49,758,545
194,530,681
11,393,735
0
3,975,944
424,223
¥507,539
2,404,048
13,041,011
9,790,338
0
5,654,577
242,078
484,451
1,718,737
24,609,125
15,405,386
0
7,801,917
67,134
453,947
2,052,781
31,397,256
8,402,118
0
9,865,824
437,447
¥754,421
2,175,099
29,573,406
3,324,525
0
3,447,221
191,644
¥180,104
2,480,361
17,544,857
140,420,941
26,840,570
58,244,614
4,669,395
363,539
48,345,809
193,891,857
Total Burkina Faso ..........................
478,954,470
30,731,422
42,499,307
57,178,420
49,699,473
26,808,504
472,776,725
Land Management For Investment
Projects.
Monitoring and Evaluation ...............
Pending Subsequent Report ...........
Program Administration and Control
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene
Project.
17,260,000
615,975
559,468
333,731
490,929
259,147
3,268,991
1,390,000
0
7,850,000
39,730,000
566
69,969
258,835
501,339
¥1,481
¥62,154
349,255
200,358
10,220
22,752
320,156
678,551
11,150
¥11,104
343,206
898,674
10,735
6,032
270,631
1,267,782
36,765
25,495
2,841,607
4,050,504
Total Cabo Verde II .........................
66,230,000
1,446,684
1,045,446
1,365,409
1,732,856
1,814,326
10,223,361
Business Development Services .....
Human Capital Project .....................
Infrastructure Project .......................
Monitoring and Evaluation ...............
Pending Subsequent Report ...........
Program Administration and Control
3,300,000
900,000
1,500,000
400,000
0
3,900,000
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Total El Salvador II ..........................
10,000,000
0
0
0
0
0
0
Education Project .............................
Monitoring and Evaluation ...............
Pending Subsequent Report ...........
Program Administration and Control
Tertiary Education Project ...............
Vocational Education Project ...........
76,500,000
3,500,000
0
14,000,000
30,000,000
16,000,000
44,290
0
209,055
505,624
431,731
0
159,933
0
¥77,780
407,151
388,954
0
140,131
0
177,616
334,171
199,789
0
1,294
0
51,163
391,417
1,463,627
0
331,945
0
¥320,798
736,270
1,532,985
69,300
677,594
0
39,256
2,374,633
4,017,085
69,300
Total Georgia II ................................
140,000,000
1,190,700
878,258
851,707
1,907,501
2,349,702
7,177,868
Administrative ..................................
Agriculture Project ...........................
Infrastructure Project .......................
Monitoring and Evaluation ...............
Pending Subsequent Report ...........
Program Administration and Control
Rural Development Project ..............
0
188,731,530
0
6,941,811
0
36,874,551
76,030,565
0
¥407,393
0
0
3,700,000
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
407,393
0
0
¥3,700,000
0
0
0
¥180,293
0
0
0
1
127,291
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
188,731,530
0
6,941,811
0
36,874,550
76,030,565
Entity provided
assistance
Program/project name
Total
obligation
Burkina Faso ...............
Agriculture Project ...........................
Bright 2 School Project ....................
Land Tenure Project ........................
Monitoring and Evaluation ...............
Pending Subsequent Report ...........
Program Administration and Control
Roads Project ..................................
Cabo Verde II .............
El Salvador II ..............
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Georgia II ....................
Ghana .........................
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Entity provided
assistance
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0
227,710,512
0
0
536,288,968
Access to Electricity Project ............
Energy Efficiency and Demand Side
Management Project.
Financial and Operational Turnaround (Electricity Company of
Ghana 1).
Financial and Operational Turnaround (Northern Electricity Distribution Company).
Financial and Operational Turnaround (Electricity Company of
Ghana 2).
Monitoring and Evaluation ...............
Pending Subsequent Report ...........
Power Generation Sector Improvement Project.
Program Administration and Control
Regulatory Strengthening and Capacity Building Project.
700,000
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
7,600,800
0
0
0
0
0
0
3,529,000
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1,510,000
0
4,854,800
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
7,455,400
3,250,000
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
28,900,000
0
0
0
0
0
0
Community Nutrition Project ............
Green Prosperity Project .................
Monitoring and Evaluation ...............
Pending Subsequent Report ...........
Procurement Modernization Project
Program Administration and Control
129,500,000
332,500,000
12,200,000
0
50,000,000
75,800,000
5,335
34,962
0
317,285
351,912
1,402,143
36,978
62,580
0
¥120,503
341,260
1,512,095
181,792
66,609
0
377,840
471,128
1,954,049
253,944
141,356
0
¥174,359
816,074
2,499,064
11,822,595
777,506
720,664
256,222
1,925,931
2,322,534
34,759,317
1,182,494
720,664
729,754
4,009,914
13,595,118
600,000,000
2,111,637
1,832,410
3,051,419
3,536,080
17,825,452
54,997,260
Expansion of Wastewater Treatment Capacity.
Monitoring and Evaluation ...............
Pending Subsequent Report ...........
Program Administration and Control
Wastewater Collection .....................
Water Network Restructuring and
Rehabilitation.
97,120,950
15,128,511
11,768,335
940,143
9,282,359
1,248,335
76,116,031
2,809,894
0
19,650,805
66,989,225
88,529,127
21,610
¥35,119
386,135
3,532,261
3,669,481
28,847
4,053
467,561
2,768,093
4,160,537
219,805
¥5,097
429,410
3,419,241
2,180,324
21,662
23,043
490,247
5,502,460
3,954,905
21,675
3,021
575,135
4,992,258
6,103,494
375,783
34,447
4,326,590
32,752,377
24,484,800
275,100,000
22,702,880
19,197,425
7,183,826
19,274,676
12,943,918
138,090,029
Capacity Building .............................
Civil/Legal Sector Support ...............
Health Sector Project .......................
Land Tenure Project ........................
Monitoring and Evaluation ...............
Pending Subsequent Report ...........
Private Sector Development Project
Procurement and Administration .....
Program Administration and Control
Water Sector Project .......................
0
0
143,650,195
0
5,500,728
0
24,162,433
0
34,918,925
149,813,612
0
0
15,919,722
0
256,974
¥199,501
1,986,028
0
2,188,853
14,004,878
0
0
¥753,987
0
181,013
1
0
0
101,302
¥1
0
0
23,881
0
0
¥12,942
0
0
¥10,939
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
143,650,195
0
5,500,728
0
24,162,433
0
34,918,925
149,813,612
358,045,892
34,156,953
¥471,671
0
0
0
358,045,892
Gender Integration Project ..............
Monitoring and Evaluation ...............
Natural Resource Management
Project.
Pending Subsequent Report ...........
Power Project ..................................
Power Sector Reform Project ..........
Program Administration and Control
Total Malawi .....................................
Alatona Irrigation Project .................
Bamako-Senou Airport Improvement Project.
Industrial Park Project .....................
Monitoring and Evaluation ...............
Pending Subsequent Report ...........
Program Administration and Control
0
6,960,100
28,026,000
0
35,880
213,866
0
143,520
91,018
0
0
379,585
0
0
300,685
0
1,131
10,819
0
186,464
995,972
0
255,648,800
25,553,400
34,511,700
350,700,000
252,895,691
143,371,915
248,392
572,012
221,705
1,027,028
2,318,884
0
0
¥180,088
134,447
249,385
1,383,181
1,821,463
0
0
¥11,041
1,035,243
724,681
2,356,867
4,485,335
0
0
45,236
2,253,940
718,116
1,627,106
4,945,082
0
¥31,476
¥6,728
1,735,978
1,335,602
1,629,994
4,706,796
0
0
250,859
5,731,621
3,472,531
9,346,909
19,984,357
252,895,69
143,371,915
2,637,472
1,688,026
0
35,003,642
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2,637,472
1,688,027
0
35,003,642
Total Mali .........................................
Moldova ......................
53,000
0
Total Lesotho ...................................
Mali .............................
3,292,608
0
Total Jordan .....................................
Malawi .........................
0
0
Total Indonesia ................................
Lesotho .......................
¥3,292,608
536,288,969
Total Ghana II ..................................
Jordan .........................
227,710,512
Total Ghana .....................................
Indonesia ....................
FY 2014
Quarter 1
Transportation Project .....................
Ghana II ......................
435,596,747
0
0
0
¥31,476
0
435,596,747
Monitoring and Evaluation ...............
3,538,930
213,834
63,212
382,519
220,343
14,623
1,634,272
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Total
obligation
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[In United States dollars]
FY 2014
Quarter 3
FY 2014
Quarter 4
FY 2015
Quarter 1
Cumulative
disbursements
199,517
813,895
2,755,131
4,753,661
810,446
832,821
11,349,069
15,362,042
¥293,684
836,381
14,836,137
10,226,080
¥594,765
905,775
21,216,346
12,254,189
134,081
13,680,202
101,421,448
72,924,459
31,873,654
8,585,415
28,736,897
25,825,256
33,796,167
189,794,463
40,420,819
41,873,775
5,085,246
0
28,610,318
28,543,830
369,560
74,775,867
49,322,727
275,302
3,261,083
392,984
¥615,790
1,328,261
318,125
0
6,147,460
111,456
14,282
18,608
0
¥57,984
662,064
20,212
0
4,236
17,530
17,246
0
0
0
149,507
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
¥74,754
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
40,420,819
41,873,776
5,085,246
0
28,610,318
28,543,830
369,560
74,775,867
49,322,727
Total Mongolia .................................
269,002,143
11,218,881
678,948
166,754
¥74,754
0
269,002,143
Artisan and Fez Medina Project ......
Enterprise Support Project ..............
Financial Accountability ...................
Financial Services Project ...............
Fruit Tree Productivity Project .........
Monitoring and Evaluation ...............
Pending Subsequent Report ...........
Program Administration and Control
Rural Development Project ..............
Small-Scale Fisheries Project ..........
Transportation Project .....................
84,019,666
15,126,518
0
42,817,020
324,163,440
16,255,526
0
56,500,517
0
111,281,204
0
15,726,838
3,211
0
1,928,094
30,388,407
2,789,915
¥1,053,506
3,891,292
0
18,507,220
0
¥323,055
49
0
0
1
0
¥136,770
¥18
0
310,950
0
329,816
0
0
0
0
0
¥46,373
26,022
0
¥309,465
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
84,019,666
15,126,518
0
42,817,020
323,369,991
16,255,526
0
56,500,517
0
111,281,204
0
Total Morocco ..................................
650,163,890
72,181,470
¥148,843
0
0
0
649,370,442
Farmer Income Support Project ......
Land Tenure Project ........................
Monitoring and Evaluation ...............
Pending Subsequent Report ...........
Program Administration and Control
Rehabilitation/Construction
Of
Roads Project.
Water Supply and Sanitation Project
18,857,349
39,466,421
4,073,077
0
48,483,703
136,802,301
1,855,435
3,668,233
851,699
¥2,837,741
6,187,513
17,844,298
19,893
¥31,999
21,760
¥3,115,537
1,870,307
95,729
0
0
0
¥46,329
46,329
0
0
0
0
0
706,997
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
18,857,349
39,466,421
4,073,077
0
48,483,703
136,802,301
200,221,661
23,300,256
2,150,510
0
0
0
200,221,661
Total Mozambique ...........................
447,904,512
50,869,694
1,010,662
0
706,997
0
447,904,512
Agriculture Project ...........................
Education Project .............................
Monitoring and Evaluation ...............
Pending Subsequent Report ...........
Program Administration and Control
Rural Development Project ..............
Tourism Project ................................
51,439,139
141,886,916
6,886,182
0
35,789,383
0
68,475,842
3,092,659
12,286,634
84,364
1,676,086
1,665,196
0
4,619,357
4,301,409
8,956,394
290,198
¥516,092
1,235,533
0
5,669,962
3,858,573
9,803,025
632,806
¥7,268,389
1,423,372
0
11,283,451
2,064,357
13,032,538
672,659
310,960
1,598,913
0
10,496,386
2,237,463
4,370,143
773,743
646,860
3,994,297
0
6,288,359
50,029,275
137,237,213
6,415,390
3,716,700
33,365,598
0
65,464,315
Total Namibia ...................................
304,477,463
23,424,296
19,937,405
19,732,839
28,175,814
18,310,864
296,228,491
Community Development Grants
Project.
KALAHI–CIDSS Project ...................
Monitoring and Evaluation ...............
Pending Subsequent Report ...........
Program Administration and Control
Revenue Administration Reform
Project.
Roads Project ..................................
120,000,000
4,129,561
7,696,771
7,155,121
7,748,991
7,125,483
75,901,515
0
8,207,000
0
36,910,000
54,300,000
0
173,308
2,111,447
1,060,649
55,909
0
135,260
21,877
1,075,900
1,125,801
0
99,022
¥1,617,650
1,114,616
2,645,058
0
139,294
911,404
1,113,703
875,506
0
168,264
¥1,092,558
1,468,306
1,116,814
0
2,027,532
5,058,482
14,398,261
11,666,358
214,493,000
7,517,140
3,797,637
8,678,866
16,632,689
10,530,412
95,566,371
Total Philippines ..............................
433,910,000
15,048,013
13,853,246
18,075,033
27,421,587
19,316,721
204,618,519
Demand Assessment .......................
Irrigation ...........................................
Land Tenure Project ........................
Monitoring and Evaluation ...............
Pending Subsequent Report ...........
Pre-Feasibility and Feasibility Analysis.
Program Administration and Control
Roads Project ..................................
0
170,341,171
0
3,757,500
0
0
0
8,082,655
0
16,716
¥719,147
0
0
16,444,544
0
28,420
166,031
0
0
19,022,475
0
24,849
¥535,530
0
0
12,166,091
0
41,683
249,080
0
0
15,456,116
0
128,216
22,606
0
0
100,655,919
0
774,411
568,061
0
41,188,830
324,712,499
1,212,154
10,925,884
1,243,739
16,542,582
1,768,298
25,570,082
1,290,872
17,326,600
1,433,630
24,658,251
20,493,819
135,713,053
Total Senegal ...................................
Entity provided
assistance
Mozambique ...............
Namibia .......................
Philippines ...................
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Senegal .......................
540,000,000
19,518,262
34,425,315
45,850,174
31,074,326
41,698,818
258,205,264
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23,247,668
112,390,000
122,823,402
¥118,059
1,223,387
20,756,036
9,798,457
Total Moldova ..................................
Morocco ......................
Total
obligation
Pending Subsequent Report ...........
Program Administration and Control
Road Rehabilitation Project .............
Transition To High Value Agriculture
Project.
Mongolia .....................
Program/project name
262,000,000
Energy and Environmental Project ..
Health Project ..................................
Monitoring and Evaluation ...............
Pending Subsequent Report ...........
Program Administration and Control
Property Rights Project ....................
Rail Project ......................................
Roads Project ..................................
Vocational Education Project ...........
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[In United States dollars]
Program/project name
Total
obligation
Tanzania .....................
Energy Sector Project ......................
Monitoring and Evaluation ...............
Pending Subsequent Report ...........
Program Administration and Control
Transport Sector Project ..................
Water Sector Project .......................
199,461,627
4,632,363
0
30,480,760
405,402,512
54,568,652
22,613,285
387,554
0
1,631,748
44,755,778
5,093,064
0
0
0
10,372
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
199,461,627
4,632,363
0
30,480,760
405,402,512
54,568,652
Total Tanzania .................................
694,545,914
74,481,428
10,372
0
0
0
694,545,914
Infrastructure Project .......................
Monitoring and Evaluation ...............
Pending Subsequent Report ...........
Program Administration and Control
Water Supply and Sanitation Project
Water Supply, Sanitation and Drainage Project.
0
5,841,000
0
38,823,951
8,137,125
301,955,564
0
0
¥17,617
1,716,377
0
62,473
0
6,843
18,233
1,050,630
0
80,042
0
1,268
58,777
1,612,473
¥1,324,821
173,719
0
0
6,634
1,673,344
0
529,434
0
0
7,788
1,928,332
1,205,107
322,397
0
25,999
110,436
10,096,838
8,017,411
1,456,503
Total Zambia ....................................
354,757,640
1,761,233
1,155,748
521,417
2,209,413
3,463,624
19,707,186
Zambia ........................
FY 2014
Quarter 1
FY 2014
Quarter 2
FY 2014
Quarter 3
FY 2014
Quarter 4
Cumulative
disbursements
Entity provided
assistance
FY 2015
Quarter 1
605 ASSISTANCE—MEASURES
FY 2014
Country
FY 2015
Objectives
Quarter 1
asabaliauskas on DSK3SPTVN1PROD with NOTICES
Burkina Faso ..........
Agriculture Development Project
Objectives: Expanded productive use of land
in order to increase the volume and value
of agricultural
production in
Project Zones.
BRIGHT II School
Project Objectives: Increased
primary school
completion
rates for girls.
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Quarter 3
Quarter 4
Hectares of new
perimeter development in Di.
Responsible
members of
Water User Associations
trained in the
Sourou.
Farmers trained ...
Farmers who
have applied
improved practices as a result
of training.
Local water committees established and operational in the
´
Comoe and
Mouhoun.
Basin Water Resources Development and
Management
Master Plan developed and
validated.
Hectares under
improved practices as a result
of training.
Percent of girls
regularly attending (90 percent
attendance)
BRIGHT II
schools.
Girls promotion
rates to next
grade in
BRIGHT II
schools.
Percent of girls
dropping out of
school.
Hectares of new
perimeter development in Di.
Responsible
members of
Water User Associations
trained in the
Sourou.
Farmers trained ...
Farmers who
have applied
improved practices as a result
of training.
Local water committees established and operational in the
´
Comoe and
Mouhoun.
Basin Water Resources Development and
Management
Master Plan developed and
validated.
Hectares under
improved practices as a result
of training.
Percent of girls
regularly attending (90 percent
attendance)
BRIGHT II
schools.
Girls promotion
rates to next
grade in
BRIGHT II
schools.
Percent of girls
dropping out of
school.
Hectares of new
perimeter development in Di.
Responsible
members of
Water User Associations
trained in the
Sourou.
Farmers trained ...
Farmers who
have applied
improved practices as a result
of training.
Local water committees established and operational in the
´
Comoe and
Mouhoun.
Basin Water Resources Development and
Management
Master Plan developed and
validated.
Hectares under
improved practices as a result
of training.
Percent of girls
regularly attending (90 percent
attendance)
BRIGHT II
schools.
Girls promotion
rates to next
grade in
BRIGHT II
schools.
Percent of girls
dropping out of
school.
Hectares of new
perimeter development in Di.
Responsible
members of
Water User Associations
trained in the
Sourou.
Farmers trained
Farmers who
have applied
improved practices as a result
of training.
Local water committees established and operational in the
´
Comoe and
Mouhoun.
Basin Water Resources Development and
Management
Master Plan developed and
validated.
Hectares under
improved practices as a result
of training.
Percent of girls
regularly attending (90 percent
attendance)
BRIGHT II
schools.
Girls promotion
rates to next
grade in
BRIGHT II
schools.
Percent of girls
dropping out of
school.
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FY 2015
Objectives
Quarter 1
Land Tenure
Project Objectives: Increased
investment in
land and rural
productivity
through improved land
tenure security
and land management.
asabaliauskas on DSK3SPTVN1PROD with NOTICES
Roads Project
Objectives: Enhanced access
to markets
through investments in the
road network.
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Quarter 3
Quarter 4
Percent of girls
passing the annual Primary
Certificate exam
in BRIGHT II
schools.
Students enrolled
in BRIGHT II
schools (both
girls and boys).
Stakeholders
trained.
Rural hectares
formalized in
the new zone of
Di, targeted
under the Agriculture Development project.
Land administration offices established or upgraded.
Municipal buildings constructed.
Rural land possession certificates approved
by the local
government.
Land conflicts recorded in the
17 communes
of phase I of
the Rural Land
Governance
project.
Land resolved in
the 17 communes of
Phase I of the
Rural Land
Governance
project.
Periodic road
maintenance
coverage rate
(for all funds)
(percent).
Kilometers of primary roads
completed.
Percent disbursed
of road construction contracts (primary
roads).
Kilometers of rural
roads completed.
Percent disbursed
of road construction contracts (rural
roads).
Percent of girls
passing the annual Primary
Certificate exam
in BRIGHT II
schools.
Students enrolled
in BRIGHT II
schools (both
girls and boys).
Stakeholders
trained.
Rural hectares
formalized in
the new zone of
Di, targeted
under the Agriculture Development project.
Land administration offices established or upgraded.
Municipal buildings constructed.
Rural and possession certificates
approved by the
local government.
Land conflicts recorded in the
17 communes
of phase I of
the Rural Land
Governance
project.
Land resolved in
the 17 communes of
Phase I of the
Rural Land
Governance
project.
Periodic road
maintenance
coverage rate
(for all funds)
(percent).
Kilometers of primary roads
completed.
Percent disbursed
of road construction contracts (primary
roads).
Kilometers of rural
roads completed.
Percent disbursed
of road construction contracts (rural
roads).
Percent of girls
passing the annual Primary
Certificate exam
in BRIGHT II
schools.
Students enrolled
in BRIGHT II
schools (both
girls and boys).
Stakeholders
trained.
Rural hectares
formalized in
the new zone of
Di, targeted
under the Agriculture Development project.
Land administration offices established or upgraded.
Municipal buildings constructed.
Rural land possession certificates approved
by the local
government.
Land conflicts recorded in the
17 communes
of phase I of
the Rural Land
Governance
project.
Land resolved in
the 17 communes of
Phase I of the
Rural Land
Governance
project.
Periodic road
maintenance
coverage rate
(for all funds)
(percent).
Kilometers of primary roads
completed.
Percent disbursed
of road construction contracts (primary
roads).
Kilometers of rural
roads completed.
Percent disbursed
of road construction contracts (rural
roads).
Percent of girls
passing the annual Primary
Certificate exam
in BRIGHT II
schools.
Students enrolled
in BRIGHT II
schools (both
girls and boys).
Stakeholders
trained.
Rural hectares
formalized in
the new zone of
Di, targeted
under the Agriculture Development project.
Land administration offices established or upgraded.
Municipal buildings constructed.
Rural land possession certificates approved
by the local
government.
Land conflicts recorded in the
17 communes
of phase I of
the Rural Land
Governance
project.
Land resolved in
the 17 communes of
Phase I of the
Rural Land
Governance
project.
Periodic road
maintenance
coverage rate
(for all funds)
(percent).
Kilometers of primary roads
completed.
Percent disbursed
of road construction contracts (primary
roads).
Kilometers of rural
roads completed.
Percent disbursed
of road construction contracts (rural
roads).
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FY 2015
Objectives
Quarter 1
Cabo Verde II ........
Land Management for Investment Projects
Objectives: Increased investments in and
value of property; improved
ease of doing
business; increased investments and
value added in
tourism; increased employment.
Quarter 2
Quarter 3
Quarter 4
Quarter 1
Legal and regulatory reforms
adopted.
Field test of
‘‘Fieldwork Operations Manual’’ and methodology completed on Sal.
Stakeholders receiving formal
on-the-job training or technical
assistance regarding roles,
responsibilities
or new technologies.
Legal and regulatory reforms
adopted.
Field test of
‘‘Fieldwork Operations Manual’’ and methodology completed on Sal.
Stakeholders receiving formal
on-the-job training or technical
assistance regarding roles,
responsibilities
or new technologies.
Legal and regulatory reforms
adopted.
Field test of
‘‘Fieldwork Operations Manual’’ and methodology completed on Sal.
Stakeholders receiving formal
on-the-job training or technical
assistance regarding roles,
responsibilities
or new technologies.
Legal and regulatory reforms
adopted.
Field test of
‘‘Fieldwork Operations Manual’’ and methodology completed on Sal.
Stakeholders receiving formal
on-the-job training or technical
assistance regarding roles,
responsibilities
or new technologies.
Legal and regulatory reforms
adopted.
Field test of
‘‘Fieldwork Operations Manual’’ and methodology completed on Sal.
asabaliauskas on DSK3SPTVN1PROD with NOTICES
Percent of targeted surface
area on target
island (Sal) incorporated into
the Land Management Information and
Transaction
System
(LMITS).
Households in
intervention island(s) of high
tourism investment potential
with land rights
formalized
through project.
Parcels corrected
or incorporated
in land system.
Land administration offices established or upgraded.
Adoption of ‘‘Operations Manual’’ for the
Rights and
Boundaries Activity fieldwork
in full force and
effect.
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FY 2015
Objectives
Quarter 1
asabaliauskas on DSK3SPTVN1PROD with NOTICES
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Quarter 1
Value of implicit
subsidy reduction (U.S. dollars).
Operating cost
coverage (percent).
Service coverage
by corporatized
utilities (percent).
Continuity of service (hours/day).
Objective measure of water
quality (percent.
Non-revenue
water for Multiple Municipal
Utility/utilities
(percent).
Value of implicit
subsidy reduction (U.S. dollars).
Operating cost
coverage (percent).
Service coverage
by corporatized
utilities (percent).
Continuity of service (hours/day).
Objective measure of water
quality (percent.
Non-revenue
water for Multiple Municipal
Utility/utilities
(percent).
Value of implicit
subsidy reduction (U.S. dollars).
Operating cost
coverage (percent).
Service coverage
by corporatized
utilities (percent).
Continuity of service (hours/day).
Objective measure of water
quality (percent.
Non-revenue
water for Multiple Municipal
Utility/utilities
(percent).
Value of implicit
subsidy reduction (U.S. dollars).
Operating cost
coverage (percent).
Service coverage
by corporatized
utilities (percent).
Continuity of service (hours/day).
Objective measure of water
quality (percent.
Non-revenue
water for Multiple Municipal
Utility/utilities
(percent).
Value of signed
water and sanitation construction contracts.
Value of signed
water and sanitation construction contracts.
Value of signed
water and sanitation construction contracts.
Percent disbursed
of water and
sanitation construction contracts.
Strategic National
Master Plan
and Strategic
Environmental
and Social Assessment approved by appropriate authorities.
Value of signed
water and sanitation feasibility
and design contracts.
Percent disbursed
of water and
sanitation feasibility and design
contracts.
Percent disbursed
of technical advisory services
and training
contracts in
support of the
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Project.
Value disbursed
of Infrastructure
Grant Facility
Social Funds
for disadvantaged groups
and/or poor
households.
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Quarter 3
Value of signed
water and sanitation construction contracts.
Water, Sanitation,
and Hygiene
Project Objectives: Increased
access to improved water
and sanitation;
reduced household costs for
water; reduced
incidence of
waterborne disease; improved
capital accumulation; increase
productive government spending.
Quarter 2
Percent disbursed
of water and
sanitation construction contracts.
Strategic National
Master Plan
and Strategic
Environmental
and Social Assessment approved by appropriate authorities.
Value of signed
water and sanitation feasibility
and design contracts.
Percent disbursed
of water and
sanitation feasibility and design
contracts.
Percent disbursed
of technical advisory services
and training
contracts in
support of the
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Project.
Value disbursed
of Infrastructure
Grant Facility
Social Funds
for disadvantaged groups
and/or poor
households.
Percent disbursed
of water and
sanitation construction contracts.
Strategic National
Master Plan
and Strategic
Environmental
and Social Assessment approved by appropriate authorities.
Value of signed
water and sanitation feasibility
and design contracts.
Percent disbursed
of water and
sanitation feasibility and design
contracts.
Percent disbursed
of technical advisory services
and training
contracts in
support of the
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Project.
Value disbursed
of Infrastructure
Grant Facility
Social Funds
for disadvantaged groups
and/or poor
households.
Percent disbursed
of water and
sanitation construction contracts.
Strategic National
Master Plan
and Strategic
Environmental
and Social Assessment approved by appropriate authorities.
Value of signed
water and sanitation feasibility
and design contracts.
Percent disbursed
of water and
sanitation feasibility and design
contracts.
Percent disbursed
of technical advisory services
and training
contracts in
support of the
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Project.
Value disbursed
of Infrastructure
Grant Facility
Social Funds
for disadvantaged groups
and/or poor
households.
Value of implicit
subsidy reduction (U.S. dollars).
Operating cost
coverage (percent).
Service coverage
by corporatized
utilities (percent).
Continuity of service (hours/day).
Objective measure of water
quality (percent).
Non-revenue
water for Multiple Municipal
Utility/utilities
(percent).
Value of signed
water and sanitation construction works contracts.
Percent disbursed
of water and
sanitation construction works
contracts.
Strategic National
Master Plan
and Strategic
Environmental
and Social Assessment approved by appropriate authorities.
Value of signed
water and sanitation feasibility
and design contracts.
Percent disbursed
of water and
sanitation feasibility and design
contracts.
Percent disbursed
of technical advisory services
and training
contracts in
support of the
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Project.
Value disbursed
of Infrastructure
Grant Facility
Social Funds
for disadvantaged groups
and/or poor
households.
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Quarter 1
El Salvador II .........
Quarter 2
Value of all
signed technical
advisory services and training contracts in
support of the
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Project.
Quarter 3
Quarter 4
Value of all
signed technical
advisory services and training contracts in
support of the
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Project.
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Business Development Services.
Human Capital
Project.
Infrastructure
Project.
Education Project
Measures pending
Measures pending
Measures pending
Measures pending
Measures pending
Measures pending
Measures pending
Measures pending
Vocational Education Project.
Georgia II ...............
asabaliauskas on DSK3SPTVN1PROD with NOTICES
FY 2015
Objectives
Measures pending
Measures pending
Measures pending
Measures pending
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Quarter 1
Collection Ratio.
Multiple municipal
utilities staff per
1,000 potable
water connections.
Measures pending.
Schools fully rehabilitated.
Science labs installed and
equipped.
Percent disbursed
of educational
facility construction, rehabilitation, and equipping contracts.
School-based professional development
facilitators
trained.
School principals
trained.
Science, math,
English, and information and
communication
technology
teachers
trained.
Completion of
teacher training
design framework.
International assessments
completed
Completion of
pilot testing of
national assessment instruments.
Students participating in MCCsupported
Technical Vocational Education
and Training
(TVET) programs.
Industry co-investment in TVET
provision.
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FY 2015
Objectives
Quarter 1
Quarter 2
Quarter 3
Quarter 4
Quarter 1
Date first grant
agreement is
signed.
Total grant outlays.
Students enrolled
in MCC-supported U.S.
bachelor’s programs.
First cohort of students enter
MCC-funded
science, technology, engineering and
math bachelor’s
program.
Signing of partnership agreement between
the Government
of Georgia and
university partner.
Georgian partner
university faculty members
receiving training from U.S.
partner institution.
Measures pending.
Tertiary Education
Project.
Ghana II .................
asabaliauskas on DSK3SPTVN1PROD with NOTICES
Indonesia ...............
VerDate Sep<11>2014
Measures pending
Measures pending
Measures pending
Measures pending
Access to Electricity Project.
Energy Efficiency
and Demand
Side Management Project.
Power Generation
Sector Improvement Project.
Regulatory
Strengthening
and Capacity
Building Project.
Community Nutrition Project Objectives: Reduce and prevent low birth
weight and
childhood stunting and
malnourishment
of children in
project areas,
and to increase
household income through
cost savings,
productivity
growth and
higher lifetime
earnings.
Service providers
trained on infant
and young child
feeding.
Measures pending
Measures pending
Measures pending
Measures pending
Value of Generasi
block grants
funded.
Value of Generasi
block grants
funded.
Value of Generasi
block grants
funded.
Value of Generasi
block grants
funded.
Value of Generasi
block grants
funded.
Service providers
trained on infant
and young child
feeding.
Service providers
trained on infant
and young child
feeding.
Service providers
trained on infant
and young child
feeding.
Service providers
trained on infant
and young child
feeding.
Service providers
trained on
mother, infant
and young child
feeding.
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FY 2014
Country
FY 2015
Objectives
Quarter 1
Quarter 2
Quarter 3
Quarter 4
Communications
Campaign design complete.
Communications
Campaign design complete.
Communications
Campaign design complete.
Communications
Campaign design complete.
Communications
Campaign design complete.
Micro-nutrient
packages delivered (Iron Folic)
(millions).
Micro-nutrient
packages delivered (Iron Folic)
(millions).
Micro-nutrient
packages delivered (Taburia)
(millions).
Generasi proposals.
Generasi
facilitators
trained on
stunting and
gender.
Micro-nutrient
packages delivered (Iron Folic)
(millions).
Micro-nutrient
packages delivered (Taburia)
(millions).
Generasi proposals.
Generasi
facilitators
trained on
stunting and
gender.
Micro-nutrient
packages delivered (Iron Folic)
(millions).
Micro-nutrient
packages delivered (Taburia)
(millions).
Generasi proposals.
Generasi
facilitators
trained on
stunting and
gender.
Micro-nutrient
packages delivered (Iron Folic)
(millions).
Micro-nutrient
packages delivered (Taburia)
(millions).
Generasi proposals.
Generasi
facilitators
trained on
stunting and
gender.
asabaliauskas on DSK3SPTVN1PROD with NOTICES
Green Prosperity
Project Objectives: Increase
productivity and
reduce reliance
on fossil fuels
by expanding
renewable energy; and Increase productivity and reduce landbased greenhouse gas
emissions by
improving land
use practices
and management of natural
resources.
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Signed memoranda of understanding between the Indonesia accountable entity and
districts.
Green Knowledge
work plan completed.
Financial service
provider partnerships established (loan
agreement).
Financial service
provider partnerships established (grant
partnerships).
Financial service
provider partnerships established (grant
managers).
Project financing
approved by the
Green Prosperity Finance
Facility.
Formal district
adoption of
guidelines for
participatory village boundary
setting.
Financial service
provider partnerships established (implementing entity
agreements).
Signed memoranda of understanding between the Indonesia accountable entity and
districts.
Green Knowledge
work plan completed.
Financial service
provider partnerships established (loan
agreement).
Financial service
provider partnerships established (grant
partnerships).
Financial service
provider partnerships established (grant
managers).
Project financing
approved by the
Green Prosperity Finance
Facility.
Formal district
adoption of
guidelines for
participatory village boundary
setting.
Financial service
provider partnerships established (implementing entity
agreements).
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districts.
Green Knowledge
work plan completed.
Financial service
provider partnerships established (loan
agreement).
Financial service
provider partnerships established (grant
partnerships).
Financial service
provider partnerships established (grant
managers).
Project financing
approved by the
Green Prosperity Finance
Facility.
Formal district
adoption of
guidelines for
participatory village boundary
setting.
Financial service
provider partnerships established (implementing entity
agreements).
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districts.
Green Knowledge
work plan completed.
Financial service
provider partnerships established (loan
agreement).
Financial service
provider partnerships established (grant
partnerships).
Financial service
provider partnerships established (grant
managers).
Project financing
approved by the
Green Prosperity Finance
Facility.
Formal district
adoption of
guidelines for
participatory village boundary
setting.
Financial service
provider partnerships established (implementing entity
agreements).
11OCN1
Quarter 1
Date Communications Campaign
design complete.
Micro-nutrient
packages delivered (Iron
Folic).
Micro-nutrient
packages delivered (Taburia).
Sanitation triggering events.
Service providers
trained on
growth monitoring.
Signed memoranda of understanding between the Indonesia accountable entity and
districts.
Green Knowledge
work plan completed.
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FY 2015
Objectives
Procurement
Modernization
Project Objectives: Achieve
significant government expenditure savings on procured goods
and services,
while assuring
their quality satisfies the public
need, and to
achieve the delivery of public
services as
planned.
Quarter 2
Quarter 3
Quarter 4
Project funds disbursed by the
Technical Assistance and
Oversight Activity (percent).
asabaliauskas on DSK3SPTVN1PROD with NOTICES
Quarter 1
Project funds disbursed by the
Technical Assistance and
Oversight Activity (percent).
Project funds disbursed by the
Technical Assistance and
Oversight Activity (percent).
Project funds disbursed by the
Technical Assistance and
Oversight Activity (percent).
Procurement
management information system adopted.
Creation of sustainable procurement policy
National Action
Plan.
Framework agreements signed
and catalogued.
Procurement
Service Unit
staff trained.
Creation of public
private partnership standard
bidding documents.
Procurement
management information system adopted.
Creation of sustainable procurement policy
National Action
Plan.
Framework agreements signed
and catalogued.
Procurement
Service Unit
staff trained.
Creation of public
private partnership standard
bidding documents.
Procurement
management information system adopted.
Creation of sustainable procurement policy
National Action
Plan.
Framework agreements signed
and catalogued.
Procurement
Service Unit
staff trained.
Creation of public
private partnership standard
bidding documents.
Procurement
management information system adopted.
Creation of sustainable procurement policy
National Action
Plan.
Framework agreements signed
and catalogued.
Procurement
Service Unit
staff trained.
Creation of public
private partnership standard
bidding documents.
Quarter 1
Hectares targeted
for improved
practices for
sustainable agriculture (including agro-forestry) as a result of Green
Prosperity-funded projects and/
or partnerships.
Hectares targeted
for protection
through Green
Prosperity-funded projects and/
or partnerships.
Additional capacity of renewable
energy planned.
Grant agreements
approved by
Green Prosperity Finance
Facility.
Villages assisted
in participatory
boundary setting.
District land use,
land cover, and
permits and licenses inventories created.
Proposals that receive project
preparation
support.
Procurement
management information system adopted
(Phase I).
Date the sustainable procurement policy National Action
Plan endorsed.
Date e-catalogue
system established.
Mentor visits conducted.
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Jordan ....................
Expansion Of
Wastewater
Treatment Capacity Objectives: Increase
the volume of
treated wastewater available
as a substitute
for freshwater in
agricultural use.
Wastewater Collection Objectives: Increase
access to the
wastewater network, increase
the volume of
wastewater collected and reduce the incidents of sewage overflow.
asabaliauskas on DSK3SPTVN1PROD with NOTICES
Water Network
Restructuring
and Rehabilitation Objectives:
Reduce water
losses, improve
continuity of
water service
and improve
overall efficiency and use
of network
water delivery
leading to
households
substituting network water for
costly alternatives.
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Quarter 2
Treated wastewater used in
agriculture (as a
percent of all
water used for
irrigation in
Northern and
Middle Jordan
Valley).
Value disbursed
of construction
contracts; MCC
contribution.
Total engineering,
procurement,
and construction costs of AsSamra Expansion.
Sewer blockage
events; annual.
Volume of wastewater collected;
(millions of
cubic meters
per year).
Residential population connected to the
sewer system
(percent).
Expand network
(kilometers).
Value disbursed
of sanitation
construction
contracts.
Network water
consumption
per capita (residential and nonresidential); liters/capita/day.
Operating cost
coverage—
Water Authority
Jordan Zarqa.
Non-Revenue
Water (percent).
Continuity of Supply time; hours
per week.
Restructured and
rehabilitated primary and secondary pipelines (kilometers).
Restructured and
rehabilitated tertiary pipelines
(kilometers).
Treated wastewater used in
agriculture (as a
percent of all
water used for
irrigation in
Northern and
Middle Jordan
Valley).
Value disbursed
of construction
contracts; MCC
contribution.
Total engineering,
procurement,
and construction costs of AsSamra Expansion.
Sewer blockage
events; annual.
Volume of wastewater collected;
(millions of
cubic meters
per year).
Residential population connected to the
sewer system
(percent).
Expand network
(kilometers).
Value disbursed
of sanitation
construction
contracts.
Network water
consumption
per capita (residential and nonresidential); liters/capita/day.
Operating cost
coverage—
Water Authority
Jordan Zarqa.
Non-Revenue
Water (percent).
Continuity of Supply time; hours
per week.
Restructured and
rehabilitated primary and secondary pipelines (kilometers).
Restructured and
rehabilitated tertiary pipelines
(kilometers).
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Treated wastewater used in
agriculture (as a
percent of all
water used for
irrigation in
Northern and
Middle Jordan
Valley).
Value disbursed
of construction
contracts; MCC
contribution.
Total engineering,
procurement,
and construction costs of AsSamra Expansion.
Sewer blockage
events; annual.
Volume of wastewater collected;
(millions of
cubic meters
per year).
Residential population connected to the
sewer system
(percent).
Expand network
(kilometers).
Value disbursed
of sanitation
construction
contracts.
Network water
consumption
per capita (residential and nonresidential); liters/capita/day.
Operating cost
coverage—
Water Authority
Jordan Zarqa.
Non-Revenue
Water (percent).
Continuity of Supply time; hours
per week.
Restructured and
rehabilitated primary and secondary pipelines (kilometers).
Restructured and
rehabilitated tertiary pipelines
(kilometers).
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Quarter 4
Quarter 1
Treated wastewater used in
agriculture (as a
percent of all
water used for
irrigation in
Northern and
Middle Jordan
Valley).
Value disbursed
of construction
contracts; MCC
contribution.
Total engineering,
procurement,
and construction costs of AsSamra Expansion.
Sewer blockage
events; annual.
Volume of wastewater collected;
(millions of
cubic meters
per year).
Residential population connected to the
sewer system
(percent).
Expand network
(kilometers).
Value disbursed
of sanitation
construction
contracts.
Network water
consumption
per capita (residential and nonresidential); liters/capita/day.
Operating cost
coverage—
Water Authority
Jordan Zarqa.
Non-Revenue
Water (percent).
Continuity of Supply time; hours
per week.
Restructured and
rehabilitated primary and secondary pipelines (kilometers).
Restructured and
rehabilitated tertiary pipelines
(kilometers).
Hours of training
conducted.
Treated wastewater used in
agriculture (as a
percent of all
water used for
irrigation in
Northern and
Middle Jordan
Valley).
Value disbursed
of construction
contracts; MCC
contribution.
Total engineering,
procurement,
and construction costs of AsSamra Expansion.
Sewer blockage
events; annual.
Volume of wastewater collected;
(millions of
cubic meters
per year).
Residential population connected to the
sewer system
(percent).
Expand network
(kilometers).
Value disbursed
of sanitation
construction
contracts.
Network water
consumption
per capita (residential and nonresidential); liters/capita/day.
Operating cost
coverage—
Water Authority
Jordan Zarqa.
Non-Revenue
Water (percent).
Continuity of Supply time; hours
per week.
Restructured and
rehabilitated primary and secondary pipelines (kilometers).
Restructured and
rehabilitated tertiary pipelines
(kilometers).
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Quarter 1
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Lesotho ..................
Health Sector
Project Objectives: Increase
access to lifeextending antiretroviral treatment and essential health
services by providing a sustainable delivery
platform.
Private Sector Development
Project Objectives: Stimulate
investment by
improving access to credit,
reducing transaction costs
and increasing
the participation
of women in the
economy.
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Quarter 3
Quarter 4
Value disbursed
of water construction contracts—Infrastructure Activity and Water
Smart Homes
Activity.
National Aid Fund
households with
improved water
and wastewater
network.
National Aid Fund
households
connected to
the wastewater
network as a
result of the
Water Smart
Homes Activity.
Deliveries conducted in health
centers (percent).
People with HIV
still alive 12
months after initiation of treatment (percent).
Tuberculosis notifications (per
100,000 population).
Health centers
equipped (percent).
Physical completion of health
center facilities
(percent).
Physical completion of Outpatient Departments (percent).
Physical completion of the
Botsabelo facilities (percent).
Debit/smart cards
issued.
Bonds registered
Change in time
for property
transactions
(percent).
Urban land parcels regularized
and registered.
Stakeholders
trained.
Time required to
resolve commercial disputes
(days).
Cases filed at the
commercial
court.
Value disbursed
of water construction contracts—Infrastructure Activity and Water
Smart Homes
Activity.
National Aid Fund
households with
improved water
and wastewater
network.
National Aid Fund
households
connected to
the wastewater
network as a
result of the
Water Smart
Homes Activity.
Compact closed ..
Value disbursed
of water construction contracts—Infrastructure Activity and Water
Smart Homes
Activity.
National Aid Fund
households with
improved water
and wastewater
network.
National Aid Fund
households
connected to
the wastewater
network as a
result of the
Water Smart
Homes Activity.
Compact closed ..
Value disbursed
of water construction contracts—Infrastructure Activity and Water
Smart Homes
Activity.
National Aid Fund
households with
improved water
and wastewater
network.
National Aid Fund
households
connected to
the wastewater
network as a
result of the
Water Smart
Homes Activity.
Compact closed ..
National Aid Fund
households with
improved water
and wastewater
network.
National Aid Fund
households
connected to
the wastewater
network as a
result of the
Water Smart
Homes Activity.
Compact closed.
Compact closed ..
Compact closed ..
Compact closed ..
Compact closed.
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Value disbursed
of water construction contracts—Water
Network
Project.
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Water Sector
Project Objectives: Improve
the water supply for industrial
and domestic
needs, and enhance rural livelihoods through
improved watershed management.
asabaliauskas on DSK3SPTVN1PROD with NOTICES
Malawi ....................
Natural Resource
Management
Project Objectives: Increase
efficiency of hydropower generation.
Power Project Objectives: Improve the availability, reliability
and quality of
the power supply by increasing the throughput capacity
and stability of
the national
electricity grid.
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Women holding titles to land.
People trained.
Physical completion of Metolong
water treatment
works contract
(percent).
Households with
provisions to
connect to
water networks.
Non-revenue
water (percent).
Physical completion of Urban
Water supply
works contracts
(percent).
Ventilated improved pit latrines built.
Water points constructed.
Value of signed
weed and sediment management activity
contracts.
Distribution of
invasive aquatic
species (cubic
kilometers).
Amount of weed
harvested at
Liwonde barrage (metric
tons).
Quarter 2
Quarter 3
Quarter 4
Compact closed ..
Compact closed ..
Compact closed ..
Compact closed.
Value of signed
weed and sediment management activity
contracts.
Distribution of
invasive aquatic
species (cubic
kilometers).
Amount of weed
harvested at
Liwonde barrage (metric
tons).
Value of signed
weed and sediment management activity
contracts.
Distribution of
invasive aquatic
species (cubic
kilometers).
Amount of weed
harvested at
Liwonde barrage (metric
tons).
Value of signed
weed and sediment management activity
contracts.
Distribution of
invasive aquatic
species (cubic
kilometers).
Amount of weed
harvested at
Liwonde barrage (metric
tons).
Value of signed
weed and sediment management activity
contracts.
Percent disbursed
of feasibility and
design contracts.
Average duration
of outages/interruptions (hours).
Average frequency of
forced outages/
Interruptions
(ratio).
Percent disbursed
of feasibility and
design contracts.
Average duration
of outages/interruptions (hours).
Average frequency of
forced outages/
Interruptions
(ratio).
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design contracts.
Average duration
of outages/interruptions (hours).
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forced outages/
Interruptions
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of feasibility and
design contracts.
Average duration
of outages/interruptions (hours).
Average frequency of
forced outages/
Interruptions
(ratio).
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Grant agreements
in place with
civil society and
private sector
service providers.
Value of signed
Environmental
and Natural Resource Management & Social
and Gender Assessment
project contracts.
Percent disbursed
of feasibility and
design contracts.
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Quarter 2
Quarter 3
Average frequency of
forced outages/
Interruptions
(ratio).
Average frequency of
forced outages/
Interruptions
(ratio).
Quarter 4
Quarter 1
Average frequency of
forced outages/
Interruptions
(ratio).
Value of signed
power infrastructure construction contracts.
Power Sector Reform Project
Objectives: Create an enabling
environment for
future expansion by
strengthening
sector institutions and enhancing regulation and governance of the
sector.
Cost recovery
ratio—operating
expenses (percent).
Debt- equity ratio
Average creditor
days.
Cost recovery
ratio—operating
expenses (percent).
Debt- equity ratio
Average collections period
(days).
Cost recovery
ratio—operating
expenses (percent).
Debt- equity ratio
Average collections period
(days).
Cost recovery
ratio—operating
expenses (percent).
Debt- equity ratio
Average collections period
(days).
Electricity Supply
Corporation of
Malawi Maintenance Expenditures ratio to
planned maintenance budget.
Bad Debt.
Approved tariff
levels and
schedules (actual) (U.S.
cents/kilowatt
hour).
asabaliauskas on DSK3SPTVN1PROD with NOTICES
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Tariff levels and
schedules (U.S.
cents/kilowatt
hour).
Reduced cost for
road users.
Average annual
daily traffic.
Road maintenance expenditure.
Kilometers of
roads completed.
Percent of contracted roads
works disbursed.
Tariff levels and
schedules (U.S.
cents/kilowatt
hour).
Reduced cost for
road users.
Average annual
daily traffic.
Road maintenance expenditure.
Kilometers of
roads completed.
Percent of contracted roads
works disbursed.
Tariff levels and
schedules (U.S.
cents/kilowatt
hour).
Reduced cost for
road users.
Average annual
daily traffic.
Road maintenance expenditure.
Kilometers of
roads completed.
Percent of contracted roads
works disbursed.
Road safety training for children
(number of children).
Date Resettlement Action
Plan completed.
Trafficking in persons training
participants.
Moldova .................
Tariff levels and
schedules (U.S.
cents/kilowatt
hour).
Road RehabilitaReduced cost for
tion Project Obroad users.
jectives: EnAverage annual
hance transpordaily traffic.
tation conditions. Road maintenance expenditure.
Kilometers of
roads completed.
Percent of contracted roads
works disbursed.
Road safety training for children
(number of children).
Date Resettlement Action
Plan completed.
Trafficking in persons training
participants.
Road safety training for children
(number of children).
Date Resettlement Action
Plan completed.
Trafficking in persons training
participants.
Road safety training for children
(number of children).
Date Resettlement Action
Plan completed.
Trafficking in persons training
participants.
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Reduced cost for
road users.
Average annual
daily traffic.
Road maintenance expenditure.
Kilometers of
roads completed.
Percent of contracted roads
works disbursed.
Road safety training for children
(number of children).
Date Resettlement Action
Plan completed.
Trafficking in persons training
participants.
Roughness (meters per kilometer).
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Quarter 1
Transition To High
Value Agriculture Project
Objectives: Increase incomes
in the agricultural sector;
Create models
for transition to
high value agriculture (HVA) in
CIS areas and
an enabling environment
(legal, financial
and market) for
replication.
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Hectares under
improved or
new irrigation.
Centralized irrigation systems rehabilitated.
Percent disbursed
of irrigation construction contracts.
Management
transfer agreements signed.
New high value
agriculture infrastructure in
place (metric
tons).
Loans past due ...
Value of agricultural and rural
loans.
Loan borrowers ...
Loan borrowers
(female).
Value of sales facilitated.
Farmers who
have applied
improved practices as a result
of training.
Farmers trained ...
Farmers trained
(female).
Enterprises assisted.
Enterprises assisted (female).
Water user associations achieving financial
sustainability.
Value of signed irrigation construction contracts.
Date Revised
Legal Water
Management
Framework
passed.
Water user associations with active and representative governance.
Water user associations with
gender-balanced management and governance.
Hectares under
improved or
new irrigation.
Centralized irrigation systems rehabilitated.
Percent disbursed
of irrigation construction contracts.
Management
transfer agreements signed.
New high value
agriculture infrastructure in
place (metric
tons).
Loans past due ...
Value of agricultural and rural
loans.
Loan borrowers ...
Loan borrowers
(female).
Value of sales facilitated.
Farmers who
have applied
improved practices as a result
of training.
Farmers trained ...
Farmers trained
(female).
Enterprises assisted.
Enterprises assisted (female).
Water user associations achieving financial
sustainability.
Value of signed irrigation construction contracts.
Date Revised
Legal Water
Management
Framework
passed.
Water user associations with active and representative governance.
Water user associations with
gender-balanced management and governance.
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Hectares under
improved or
new irrigation.
Centralized irrigation systems rehabilitated.
Percent disbursed
of irrigation construction contracts.
Management
transfer agreements signed.
New high value
agriculture infrastructure in
place (metric
tons).
Loans past due ...
Value of agricultural and rural
loans.
Loan borrowers ...
Loan borrowers
(female).
Value of sales facilitated.
Farmers who
have applied
improved practices as a result
of training.
Farmers trained ...
Farmers trained
(female).
Enterprises assisted.
Enterprises assisted (female).
Water user associations achieving financial
sustainability.
Value of signed irrigation construction contracts.
Date Revised
Legal Water
Management
Framework
passed.
Water user associations with active and representative governance.
Water user associations with
gender-balanced management and governance.
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Hectares under
improved or
new irrigation.
Centralized irrigation systems rehabilitated.
Percent disbursed
of irrigation construction contracts.
Management
transfer agreements signed.
New high value
agriculture infrastructure in
place (metric
tons).
Loans past due ...
Value of agricultural and rural
loans.
Loan borrowers ...
Loan borrowers
(female).
Value of sales facilitated.
Farmers who
have applied
improved practices as a result
of training.
Farmers trained ...
Farmers trained
(female).
Enterprises assisted.
Enterprises assisted (female).
Water user associations achieving financial
sustainability.
Value of signed irrigation construction contracts.
Date Revised
Legal Water
Management
Framework
passed.
Water user associations with active and representative governance.
Water user associations with
gender-balanced management and governance.
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Temporary employment generated in road
construction
(number employed).
Hectares under
improved or
new irrigation.
Centralized irrigation systems rehabilitated.
Percent disbursed
of irrigation construction contracts.
Management
transfer agreements signed.
New high value
agriculture infrastructure in
place (metric
tons).
Loans past due.
Value of agricultural and rural
loans.
Loan borrowers.
Loan borrowers
(female).
Value of sales facilitated.
Farmers who
have applied
improved practices as a result
of training.
Farmers trained.
Farmers trained
(female).
Enterprises assisted.
Enterprises assisted (female).
Value of signed irrigation construction contracts.
Date Revised
Legal Water
Management
Framework
passed.
Water user associations with active and representative governance.
Water user associations with
gender-balanced management and governance.
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Objectives
Quarter 1
asabaliauskas on DSK3SPTVN1PROD with NOTICES
Energy and Environmental
Project Objectives: Increased
wealth and productivity
through greater
fuel use efficiency and decreasing health
costs from air
pollution in
Ulaanbaatar.
Health Project
Objectives: Reduce the risk of
premature
death and disability from
NCDs and traffic injuries.
Property Rights
Project Objectives: Increase
the security and
capitalization of
land assets
held by lowerincome Mongolians, and increase periurban herder
productivity and
incomes.
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Quarter 4
Quarter 1
Enterprises that
have applied
improved techniques.
Percent disbursed
of irrigation feasibility and design contracts.
Value of signed irrigation feasibility and design
contracts.
Mongolia ................
Quarter 2
Enterprises that
have applied
improved techniques.
Percent disbursed
of irrigation feasibility and design contracts.
Value of signed irrigation feasibility and design
contracts.
Enterprises that
have applied
improved techniques.
Percent disbursed
of irrigation feasibility and design contracts.
Value of signed irrigation feasibility and design
contracts.
Enterprises that
have applied
improved techniques.
Percent disbursed
of irrigation feasibility and design contracts.
Value of signed irrigation feasibility and design
contracts.
Heat-only boilers
sites upgraded.
Subsidized stoves
sold.
Power dispatched
from substation
(millions of kilowatt hours).
Compact closed ..
Compact closed ..
Compact closed ..
Enterprises that
have applied
improved techniques.
Percent disbursed
of irrigation feasibility and design contracts.
Value of signed irrigation feasibility and design
contracts.
Temporary employment generated in irrigation.
The Central
Phytosanitary
Lab is certified.
Compact closed.
Amount of civil
society grants
(U.S. dollars).
Cervical cancer
cases detected
early (percent).
Screening for hypertension (percent).
School teachers
trained.
Health staff
trained.
Primary
healthcare facilities with noncommunicable
disease services (percent).
Wells completed.
Compact closed ..
Compact closed ..
Compact closed ..
Compact closed.
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asabaliauskas on DSK3SPTVN1PROD with NOTICES
Stakeholders
trained.
Leases awarded ..
Project herder
groups limiting
their livestock
population to
the carrying capacity of their
leases on farms
in 3 central
aimags
(Ulaanbaatar,
Darkhan and
Erdenet) (percent).
Official cost prescribed for
property transactions (firsttime) (U.S. dollars).
Household with
land rights formalized.
Legal and regulatory reforms
adopted.
Stakeholders
trained.
Roads Project
Kilometers of
Objectives:
roads comMore efficient
pleted.
transport for
Kilometers of
trade and acroads under decess to services.
sign.
Percent disbursed
of road construction contracts.
Technical VocaStudents particitional Education
pating in MCCProject Objecsupported edutives: Increase
cation activities.
employment
Public-private
and income
partnership
among unemfunding contribployed and unuted to Techderemployed
nical Vocational
Mongolians.
Education and
Training (TVET)
schools (percent).
Educational facilities constructed
or rehabilitated.
Instructors
trained.
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Morocco .................
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Medina Project
Objectives: Increase revenue
from cultural
and artisan activities, and improve educational and
professional
qualifications of
compact beneficiaries.
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Quarter 3
Quarter 4
Total receiving literacy training.
Graduates of
MCC-supported
functional literacy program
(female).
Graduates of
MCC-supported
functional literacy program
(male).
Total receiving
professional
training.
Females receiving
professional
training.
Graduates of vocational training
program (residential, apprenticeship and
continuing education).
Drop-out rates of
participants of
residential and
apprenticeship
programs (percent).
Potters trained.
MCC-subsidized
gas kilns
bought by artisans.
Adoption rate of
improved production practices promoted
by the project
(percent).
Tourist circuits improved or created.
Small and medium enterprises (SMEs)
that append the
label on their
products.
SMEs participating in promotion events.
Sites constructed
or rehabilitated
(4 foundouks,
Place Lalla
Ydouna, Ain
Nokbi).
Beneficiaries of
Ain Nokbi construction and
artisan resettlement program.
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Enterprise Support Project Objectives: Improve the outcomes of the
Moukawalati
and National
Initiative for
Human Development programs by increasing the viability of young
enterprises created through
these programs.
Financial Services
Project Objectives: Improve
micro-enterprise
services and remove most severe constraints
to the development of the
microfinance
sector based on
market principals.
asabaliauskas on DSK3SPTVN1PROD with NOTICES
Fruit Tree Productivity Project
Objectives:
Stimulate
growth in the
agricultural sector and reduce
the volatility of
agricultural production by restructuring
farming from
grains towards
fruit tree cultivation.
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Quarter 4
Reduction in SME
mortality (treatment firms with
respect to control firms) one
year after support completion
(percent).
Days of individual
coaching.
Beneficiaries
trained.
Compact closed ..
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Compact closed.
Value of loan
Compact closed ..
agreements between microcredit associations and Jaida
(millions of Moroccan dirhams).
Microfinance institutions’ portfolio
at risk at 30
days (percent).
Value of loans
granted through
mobile
branches (U.S.
dollars).
Clients reached
through mobile
branches.
Value of loan disbursements to
Jaida (U.S. dollars).
Area planted and
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delivered to
farmers (hectares).
Area in expansion
perimeters for
which water
and soil conservation measures have been
implemented
(hectares).
Cumulative area
of irrigated perimeters rehabilitated (hectares).
Yield of rehabilitated olive trees
in irrigated
areas (metric
tons per hectare).
Average agricultural revenue
per farm in
oasis areas
(U.S. dollars).
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Small-Scale Fisheries Project
Objectives:
Supported by
modern landingsite infrastructure, equipment
and storage facilities, develop
value-chain activities related
to the fishing industry encouraging greater
access to national and international markets, while improving the fish
quality and preserving resources.
asabaliauskas on DSK3SPTVN1PROD with NOTICES
Mozambique ..........
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Objectives
Farmer Income
Support Project
Objectives: To
protect and restore income
from coconuts
and their derivatives and
expand farmers’
productive capacity through
income diversification..
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Hectares under
improved irrigation.
Yield of rehabilitated date
palms in oasis
areas (metric
tons per hectare).
In vitro seedlings
successfully
planted.
Farmers trained
(in all areas targeted by the
project).
Catalyst Fund
proposals approved.
Disbursements
under the catalyst fund (U.S.
dollars).
Boats benefitting
from landing
sites and ports.
Artisan fishers
who received a
training certificate.
Average price of
fish at auction
markets (Moroccan dirhams
per kilogram).
Work days created for construction jobs in
landing sites,
ports, and
wholesale market sites.
Active mobile fish
vendors trained
and equipped
by the project.
Net annual income of mobile
fish vendors
(U.S. dollars).
Survival rate of
coconut seedlings (percent).
Coconut seedlings
planted.
Farmers trained in
surveillance and
pest and disease control for
coconuts.
Farmers trained in
planting and
post planting
management of
coconuts.
Hectares of alternative crops
under production.
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Land Tenure
Project Objectives: Establish
efficient and secure land access for households, communities, and investors.
Rehabilitation/
Construction of
Roads Project
Objectives: To
increase access
to productive
resources and
markets while
reducing associated transport
costs.
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Farmers trained in
alternative crop
production and
productivity enhancing strategies.
Farmers using alternative crop
production and
productivity enhancing strategies (percent).
Businesses receiving Business Development Fund
grants.
People trained
Compact closed ..
(paralegal
courses at
Legal and Judicial Training
Centre, general
training at National Directorate for Land
and Forestry,
etc.).
Land administration offices established or upgraded.
Land tenure regularization (LTR)
urban parcels
mapped.
LTR land use
property rights
certificates
(DUATs) delivered to the
urban beneficiaries.
LTR rural hectares mapped.
LTR DUATs delivered to the rural
beneficiaries.
Community Land
Fund rural hectares formalized.
Community Land
Fund communities land
areas mapped.
Percent of roads
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works contracts
disbursed.
Kilometers of
roads issued
take-over certificates.
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Water Supply and
Sanitation
Project Objectives: To increase access
to reliable
sources of potable water supply in urban and
rural areas and
improved sanitation in urban
and peri-urban
areas.
asabaliauskas on DSK3SPTVN1PROD with NOTICES
Namibia ..................
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Value of municipal
sanitation and
drainage systems construction contracts
signed.
Amount disbursed
for municipal
sanitation and
drainage construction contracts.
Value of contracts
signed for construction of
water systems.
Percent of revised
construction
contract disbursed for
water systems.
Rural water points
constructed.
Percent of rural
population of
the six intervention districts
with access to
improved water
sources.
Amount disbursed
for rural water
points construction contracts
(U.S. dollars).
Persons trained in
hygiene and
sanitary best
practices.
Agriculture Project Participating
Objectives: Enhouseholds reghance the
istered in the
health and marCommunityketing efficiency
Based Rangeof livestock in
land and Livethe Northern
stock ManageCommunal
ment sub-activAreas of Naity.
mibia and to in- Grazing areas
crease income
with docufrom indigenous
mented comnatural products
bined manageaccruing to the
ment plans.
poor nationwide. Parcels corrected
or incorporated
in land system.
Stakeholders
trained.
Cattle tagged with
RFID tags.
Value of grant
agreements
signed under
the Livestock
Efficiency Fund.
Farmers trained ...
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Participating
households registered in the
CommunityBased Rangeland and Livestock Management sub-activity.
Grazing areas
with documented combined management plans.
Parcels corrected
or incorporated
in land system.
Stakeholders
trained.
Cattle tagged with
RFID tags.
Value of grant
agreements
signed under
the Livestock
Efficiency Fund.
Farmers trained ...
Participating
households registered in the
CommunityBased Rangeland and Livestock Management sub-activity.
Grazing areas
with documented combined management plans.
Parcels corrected
or incorporated
in land system.
Stakeholders
trained.
Cattle tagged with
RFID tags.
Value of grant
agreements
signed under
the Livestock
Efficiency Fund.
Farmers trained ...
Participating
households registered in the
CommunityBased Rangeland and Livestock Management sub-activity.
Grazing areas
with documented combined management plans.
Parcels corrected
or incorporated
in land system.
Stakeholders
trained.
Cattle tagged with
RFID tags.
Value of grant
agreements
signed under
the Livestock
Efficiency Fund.
Farmers trained ...
Participating
households registered in the
CommunityBased Rangeland and Livestock Management sub-activity.
Grazing areas
with documented combined management plans.
Parcels corrected
or incorporated
in land system.
Stakeholders
trained.
Cattle tagged with
RFID tags.
Value of grant
agreements
signed under
the Livestock
Efficiency Fund.
Farmers trained.
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Quarter 1
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Education Project
Objectives: Improve the quality of the workforce in Namibia by enhancing the equity and effectiveness of
basic vocational, and tertiary education
and of technical
skills.
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Payment to producers from Indigenous Natural Products
sales.
Grazing areas
doing combined
herding.
Legal and regulatory reforms
adopted.
New state veterinary offices
operational.
Learners (any
level) participating in the 47
schools sub-activity.
Educational facilities constructed, rehabilitated,
equipped in the
47 schools
sub-activity.
Textbooks delivered.
Educators trained
to be textbook
management
trainers.
Educators trained
to be textbook
utilization trainers.
Visits to Namibia
accountable entity assisted regional study
and resource
centers.
Compliance rate
for National
Training Fund
levy.
Graduates from
MCC-supported
education activities.
Percent of
schools with positions filled to
teach information, communication and
technology literacy.
Regional study
and resource
centers opened
to visitors.
Percent of positions at regional
study and resource centers
staffed.
Payment to producers from Indigenous Natural Products
sales.
Grazing areas
doing combined
herding.
Legal and regulatory reforms
adopted.
New state veterinary offices
operational.
Learners (any
level) participating in the 47
schools sub-activity.
Educational facilities constructed, rehabilitated,
equipped in the
47 schools
sub-activity.
Textbooks delivered.
Educators trained
to be textbook
management
trainers.
Educators trained
to be textbook
utilization trainers.
Visits to Namibia
accountable entity assisted regional study
and resource
centers.
Compliance rate
for National
Training Fund
levy.
Graduates from
MCC-supported
education activities.
Percent of
schools with positions filled to
teach information, communication and
technology literacy.
Regional study
and resource
centers opened
to visitors.
Percent of positions at regional
study and resource centers
staffed.
Payment to producers from Indigenous Natural Products
sales.
Grazing areas
doing combined
herding.
Legal and regulatory reforms
adopted.
New state veterinary offices
operational.
Learners (any
level) participating in the 47
schools sub-activity.
Educational facilities constructed, rehabilitated,
equipped in the
47 schools
sub-activity.
Textbooks delivered.
Educators trained
to be textbook
management
trainers.
Educators trained
to be textbook
utilization trainers.
Visits to Namibia
accountable entity assisted regional study
and resource
centers.
Compliance rate
for National
Training Fund
levy.
Graduates from
MCC-supported
education activities.
Percent of
schools with positions filled to
teach information, communication and
technology literacy.
Regional study
and resource
centers opened
to visitors.
Percent of positions at regional
study and resource centers
staffed.
Payment to producers from Indigenous Natural Products
sales.
Grazing areas
doing combined
herding.
Legal and regulatory reforms
adopted.
New state veterinary offices
operational.
Learners (any
level) participating in the 47
schools sub-activity.
Educational facilities constructed, rehabilitated,
equipped in the
47 schools
sub-activity.
Textbooks delivered.
Educators trained
to be textbook
management
trainers.
Educators trained
to be textbook
utilization trainers.
Visits to Namibia
accountable entity assisted regional study
and resource
centers.
Compliance rate
for National
Training Fund
levy.
Graduates from
MCC-supported
education activities.
Percent of
schools with positions filled to
teach information, communication and
technology literacy.
Regional study
and resource
centers opened
to visitors.
Percent of positions at regional
study and resource centers
staffed.
Payment to producers from Indigenous Natural Products
sales.
Grazing areas
doing combined
herding.
Legal and regulatory reforms
adopted.
New state veterinary offices
operational.
Learners (any
level) participating in the 47
schools sub-activity.
Educational facilities constructed, rehabilitated,
equipped in the
47 schools
sub-activity.
Textbooks delivered.
Educators trained
to be textbook
management
trainers.
Educators trained
to be textbook
utilization trainers.
Visits to Namibia
accountable entity assisted regional study
and resource
centers.
Compliance rate
for National
Training Fund
levy.
Graduates from
MCC-supported
education activities.
Percent of
schools with positions filled to
teach information, communication and
technology literacy.
Regional study
and resource
centers opened
to visitors.
Percent of positions at regional
study and resource centers
staffed.
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Objectives
Quarter 1
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Tourism Project
Objectives:
Grow the Namibian tourism
industry with a
focus on increasing income to households in communal conservancies.
Philippines ..............
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Quarter 3
Quarter 4
Quarter 1
Community skills
development
centers and arts
and crafts centers completed.
Modified National
Student Financial Assistance
Fund management information system
completed.
Tourists to Etosha
National Park.
Galton Gate Plan
implemented.
Unique visits on
Namibia Tourism Board
website.
Leisure tourist arrivals.
North American
tourism businesses (travel
agencies and
tour operators)
that offer Namibian tours or
tour packages.
Annual gross revenue to conservancies receiving assistance
from Namibia
accountable entity (Namibian
dollars).
Amount of new
private sector
investment secured by conservancies assisted by Namibia accountable entity (Namibian dollars).
Value of grants
issued by the
Conservancy
Development
Support Grant
Fund (Namibian
dollars).
Galton Gate construction:
schedule performance index.
Ombika Gate construction:
schedule performance index.
New jobs in tourism created in
conservancies.
Community skills
development
centers and arts
and crafts centers completed.
Modified National
Student Financial Assistance
Fund management information system
completed.
Tourists to Etosha
National Park.
Galton Gate Plan
implemented.
Unique visits on
Namibia Tourism Board
website.
Leisure tourist arrivals.
North American
tourism businesses (travel
agencies and
tour operators)
that offer Namibian tours or
tour packages.
Annual gross revenue to conservancies receiving assistance
from Namibia
accountable entity (Namibian
dollars).
Amount of new
private sector
investment secured by conservancies assisted by Namibia accountable entity (Namibian dollars).
Value of grants
issued by the
Conservancy
Development
Support Grant
Fund (Namibian
dollars).
Galton Gate construction:
schedule performance index.
Ombika Gate construction:
schedule performance index.
New jobs in tourism created in
conservancies.
Community skills
development
centers and arts
and crafts centers completed.
Modified National
Student Financial Assistance
Fund management information system
completed.
Tourists to Etosha
National Park.
Galton Gate Plan
implemented.
Unique visits on
Namibia Tourism Board
website.
Leisure tourist arrivals.
North American
tourism businesses (travel
agencies and
tour operators)
that offer Namibian tours or
tour packages.
Annual gross revenue to conservancies receiving assistance
from Namibia
accountable entity (Namibian
dollars).
Amount of new
private sector
investment secured by conservancies assisted by Namibia accountable entity (Namibian dollars).
Value of grants
issued by the
Conservancy
Development
Support Grant
Fund (Namibian
dollars).
Galton Gate construction:
schedule performance index.
Ombika Gate construction:
schedule performance index.
New jobs in tourism created in
conservancies.
Community skills
development
centers and arts
and crafts centers completed.
Modified National
Student Financial Assistance
Fund management information system
completed.
Tourists to Etosha
National Park.
Galton Gate Plan
implemented.
Unique visits on
Namibia Tourism Board
website.
Leisure tourist arrivals.
North American
tourism businesses (travel
agencies and
tour operators)
that offer Namibian tours or
tour packages.
Annual gross revenue to conservancies receiving assistance
from Namibia
accountable entity (Namibian
dollars).
Amount of new
private sector
investment secured by conservancies assisted by Namibia accountable entity (Namibian dollars).
Value of grants
issued by the
Conservancy
Development
Support Grant
Fund (Namibian
dollars).
Galton Gate construction:
schedule performance index.
Ombika Gate construction:
schedule performance index.
New jobs in tourism created in
conservancies.
Community skills
development
centers and arts
and crafts centers completed.
Modified National
Student Financial Assistance
Fund management information system
completed.
Tourists to Etosha
National Park
Galton Gate Plan
implemented.
Unique visits on
Namibia Tourism Board
website.
Leisure tourist arrivals.
North American
tourism businesses (travel
agencies and
tour operators)
that offer Namibian tours or
tour packages.
Annual gross revenue to conservancies receiving assistance
from Namibia
accountable entity (Namibian
dollars).
Amount of new
private sector
investment secured by conservancies assisted by Namibia accountable entity (Namibian dollars).
Value of grants
issued by the
Conservancy
Development
Support Grant
Fund (Namibian
dollars).
Galton Gate construction:
schedule performance index.
Ombika Gate construction:
schedule performance index.
New jobs in tourism created in
conservancies.
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KALAHI–CIDSS
Project Objectives: The
KALAHI–CIDSS
(KC) Project expects to improve the responsiveness of
local governments to community needs,
encourage communities to engage in development activities, and deliver
benefits to
barangay residents through
the individual
sub-projects.
Quarter 2
Quarter 3
Completed
KALAHI–CIDSS
(KC) subprojects implemented in compliance with
technical plans
and within
schedule and
budget.
Communities and/
or barangays
with KC subprojects that
have a sustainability evaluation rating of
satisfactory or
better (percent).
Municipalities that
provide their KC
local counterpart contributions (LCC)
based on their
LCC delivery
plan (percent).
Completed
KALAHI–CIDSS
(KC) subprojects implemented in compliance with
technical plans
and within
schedule and
budget.
Communities and/
or barangays
with KC subprojects that
have a sustainability evaluation rating of
satisfactory or
better (percent).
Municipalities that
provide their KC
local counterpart contributions(LCC)
based on their
LCC delivery
plan (percent).
Completed
KALAHI–CIDSS
(KC) subprojects implemented in compliance with
technical plans
and within
schedule and
budget.
Communities and/
or barangays
with KC subprojects that
have a sustainability evaluation rating of
satisfactory or
better (percent).
Municipalities that
provide their KC
local counterpart contributions (LCC)
based on their
LCC delivery
plan (percent).
Quarter 4
Quarter 1
Communities and/
or barangays
with KC subprojects that
have a sustainability evaluation rating of
satisfactory or
better (percent).
Percentage of
municipalities
that provide
their KC local
counterpart
contributions
(LCC) based on
their LCC delivery plan.
Percentage of
municipalities
that provide
their KC local
counterpart
contributions
(LCC) based on
their LCC delivery plan.
Sub-projects com- Sub-projects completed with 100
pleted with 100
percent physical
percent physical
accomplishment.
accomplishment.
Barangays that
have completed
all the trainings
during the social preparation
stage.
Barangays that
have completed
Thematic Environment Management System TEMS
Training.
Barangays that
have completed
gender-related
training.
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Objectives
Quarter 1
Roads Project
Objectives: The
Secondary National Roads
Development
Project expects
to lower vehicle
operating costs
and save the
time of those
Filipinos living
near the roads.
Revenue Administration Reform
Project Objectives: The Revenue Administration Reform
Project expects
to increase tax
revenues over
time and support the Department of Finance’s initiatives to detect
and deter corruption within its
revenue agencies.
Quarter 2
Quarter 3
Quarter 4
Kilometers of road
sections completed.
Value of road
construction
contracts
signed.
Value of road
construction
contracts
signed.
Kilometers of road
sections completed.
Value of road
construction
contracts
signed.
Value of road
construction
contracts
signed.
Kilometers of road
sections completed.
Value of road
construction
contracts
signed.
Value of road
construction
contracts
signed.
Kilometers of road
sections completed.
Value of road
construction
contracts
signed.
Value of road
construction
contracts
signed.
asabaliauskas on DSK3SPTVN1PROD with NOTICES
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Personnel
charged with
graft, corruption, lifestyle
and/or criminal
cases.
Revenue District
Offices using
electronic tax
information system (percent).
Audit cases performed using
automated audit
tools (percent).
Personnel
charged with
graft, corruption, lifestyle
and/or criminal
cases.
Revenue District
Offices using
electronic tax
information system (percent).
Audit cases performed using
automated audit
tools (percent).
Average time
taken to complete investigation (days).
Audits ..................
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Value of road
construction
contracts disbursed.
Project-affected
Project-affected
Project-affected
Project-affected
Project-affected
parties resettled.
parties resettled.
parties resettled.
parties resettled.
parties resettled.
Kilometers of
roads with vehicle-passable
(lanes).
Project-affected
entities compensated (female).
Successful case
Successful case
Successful case
Successful case
Successful case
resolutions.
resolutions.
resolutions.
resolutions.
resolutions.
Personnel
charged with
graft, corruption, lifestyle
and/or criminal
cases.
Revenue District
Offices using
electronic tax
information system (percent).
Audit cases performed using
automated audit
tools (percent).
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taken to complete investigation (days).
Audits ..................
Average time
taken to complete investigation (days).
Audits ..................
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charged with
graft, corruption, lifestyle
and/or criminal
cases.
Revenue District
Offices using
electronic tax
information system (percent).
Percentage of
audit cases performed using
automated audit
tools.
Average time
taken to complete investigation (days).
Percentage of
automaticallygenerated audits.
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charged with
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and/or criminal
cases.
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electronic tax
information system (percent).
Percentage of
audit cases performed using
automated audit
tools.
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Objectives
Quarter 1
Quarter 2
Quarter 3
Audits completed
in compliance
with prescribed
period of 120
days (percent).
Audits completed
in compliance
with prescribed
period of 120
days (percent).
Quarter 4
Quarter 1
Audits completed
in compliance
with prescribed
period of 120
days (percent).
Percentage of audits completed
in compliance
with prescribed
period of 180
days.
asabaliauskas on DSK3SPTVN1PROD with NOTICES
Senegal ..................
Irrigation Objectives: Improve
productivity of
the agricultural
sector.
Tons of irrigated
rice production.
Hectares under
production.
Tons of irrigated
rice production.
Hectares under
production.
Rice paddy production (tons).
Hectares under
production.
Percent of disPercent of disPercent disbursed
bursement on
bursement on
of irrigation conthe construction
the construction
struction concontracts
contracts
tracts.
signed for the
signed for the
irrigation infrairrigation infrastructures in the
structures in the
Delta and the
Delta and the
Ngallenka.
Ngallenka.
New conflicts reNew conflicts reConflicts successsolved (percent).
solved (percent).
fully mediated.
People trained on People trained on Participants in the
land security
land security
training modtools.
tools.
ules on land
tenure security
tools.
Women trained on Women trained on Participants in the
land security
land security
training modtools.
tools.
ules on land
tenure security
tools (female).
Cropping intensity Cropping intensity Cropping intensity
(hectares under
(hectares under
(hectares under
production per
production per
production per
year/cultivable
year/cultivable
year/cultivable
hectares) (Delta
hectares) (Delta
hectares) (Delta
Activity).
Activity).
Activity).
Cropping intensity Cropping intensity Cropping intensity
(hectares under
(hectares under
(hectares under
production per
production per
production per
year/cultivable
year/cultivable
year/cultivable
hectares)
hectares)
hectares)
(Podor Activity).
(Podor Activity).
(Podor Activity).
Value of the conValue of the conValue of the construction construction construction contracts signed for
tracts signed for
tracts signed for
the irrigation inthe irrigation inthe irrigation infrastructure in
frastructure in
frastructure in
the Delta.
the Delta.
the Delta.
Value of the conValue of the conValue of the construction construction construction contracts signed for
tracts signed for
tracts signed for
the irrigation inthe irrigation inthe irrigation infrastructure in
frastructure in
frastructure in
Ngallenka.
Ngallenka.
Ngallenka.
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Rice paddy production (tons).
Hectares under
production
across cropping
seasons.
Percent disbursed
of irrigation construction contracts.
Revenue collection per audit
(millions of Philippine pesos).
Revenue from
new and existing business
registrants.
Rice paddy production (tons).
Hectares under
production
across cropping
season.
Percent disbursed
of irrigation construction contracts.
Conflicts successfully mediated.
Participants in the
training modules on land
tenure security
tools.
Participants in the
training modules on land
tenure security
tools (female).
Cropping intensity
(hectares under
production per
year/cultivable
hectares) (Delta
Activity).
Cropping intensity
(hectares under
production per
year/cultivable
hectares)
(Podor Activity).
Value of the construction contracts signed for
the irrigation infrastructure in
the Delta.
Value of the construction contracts signed for
the irrigation infrastructure in
Ngallenka.
Conflicts successfully mediated.
Participants in the
training modules on land
tenure security
tools.
Participants in the
training modules on land
tenure security
tools (female).
Cropping intensity
(hectares under
production per
year/cultivable
hectares) (Delta
Activity).
Cropping intensity
(hectares under
production per
year/cultivable
hectares)
(Podor Activity).
Value of the construction contracts signed for
the irrigation infrastructure in
the Delta.
Value of the construction contracts signed for
the irrigation infrastructure in
Ngallenka.
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area (Delta and
Ngallenka)
(hectares).
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area (Delta and
Ngallenka)
(hectares).
Percent of disbursements for
the contract
signed for the
constructions of
the National
Road (RN) #2
and National
Road (RN) #6.
Kilometers of
roads rehabilitated on the
RN#2.
International
Roughness
Index on the
RN#2.
International
Roughness
Index on the
RN#6.
Value of contracts
signed for the
construction of
the RN#2 and
the RN#6.
Kilometers of
roads rehabilitated on the
RN#6.
Kilometers of
roads covered
by the contract
for the studies,
the supervision
and management of the
RN#2.
Kilometers of
roads covered
by the contract
for the studies,
the supervision
and management of the
RN#6.
Percent of disbursements for
the contract
signed for the
constructions of
the National
Road (RN) #2
and National
Road (RN) #6.
Kilometers of
roads rehabilitated on the
RN#2.
International
Roughness
Index on the
RN#2.
International
Roughness
Index on the
RN#6.
Value of contracts
signed for the
construction of
the RN#2 and
the RN#6.
Kilometers of
roads rehabilitated on the
RN#6.
Kilometers of
roads covered
by the contract
for the studies,
the supervision
and management of the
RN#2.
Kilometers of
roads covered
by the contract
for the studies,
the supervision
and management of the
RN#6.
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Quarter 4
Quarter 1
Total area with
improved irrigation infrastructure (Delta and
Ngallenka)
(hectares).
Roads Project
Objectives: Expand Access to
Markets and
Services.
Quarter 2
Total area with
improved irrigation infrastructure (Delta and
Ngallenka)
(hectares).
Percent disbursed
of road construction contracts.
Percent disbursed
of road construction contracts.
Total area with
improved irrigation infrastructure (Delta and
Ngallenka)
(hectares).
Temporary employment generated in irrigation (number
employed).
Hectares formalized (having a
land allocation
title and registered).
Percent disbursed
of road construction contracts.
Kilometers of
roads rehabilitated on the
RN#2.
Roughness
(RN#2).
Kilometers of
roads rehabilitated on the
RN#2.
Roughness
(RN#2).
Kilometers of
roads rehabilitated on the
RN#2.
Roughness
(RN#2).
Roughness
(RN#6).
Roughness
(RN#6).
Roughness
(RN#6).
Value of signed
road construction contracts.
Value of signed
road construction contracts.
Value of signed
road construction contracts.
Kilometers of rehabilitated
roads on RN#6.
Kilometers of rehabilitated
roads on RN#6.
Kilometers of rehabilitated
roads on RN#6.
Kilometers of
roads under design of the
RN#2.
Kilometers of
roads under design of the
RN#2.
Kilometers of
roads under design of the
RN#6.
Kilometers of
roads under design of the
RN#6.
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Tanzania ................
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Project Objectives: Increased
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Current power
customers
(Zanzibar Interconnector Activity).
Transmission and
distribution substations capacity (megawatt
peak) (Zanzibar
Interconnector
Activity).
Technical and
non-technical
losses (Zanzibar) (percent).
Kilometers of 132
kilovolt (kv)
lines constructed.
Percent disbursed
on overhead
lines contract.
Current power
customers
(Malagarsi Hydropower and
Kigoma Distribution Activity).
Capacity of photovoltaic (PV)
systems installed (kilowatt
peak).
Current power
customers (all
six project regions in Mainland).
Kilometers of 33/
11 kV lines constructed.
Transmission and
distribution substations capacity (megavolt
ampere) (all six
project regions
in Mainland).
Technical and
non-technical
losses (all six
project regions
in Mainland and
Kigoma) (percent).
Cost recovery
ratio.
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Transport Sector
Project Objectives: Increased
cash crop revenue; Increased
aggregate visitor spending.
Water Sector
Project Objectives: Increased
investment in
human and
physical capital;
Reduced prevalence of waterrelated diseases.
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Quarter 3
Quarter 4
Percent disbursed
on construction
contracts.
Surfacing complete:
TundumaSumbawanga
(percent).
Surfacing complete: TangaHorohoro (percent).
Surfacing complete:
NamtumboSongea (percent).
Surfacing complete:
PeramihoMbinga (percent).
Kilometers of
roads completed (taken
over) (Mainland
Roads Activity).
Pemba: Percent
disbursed on
construction
contract.
Surfacing complete: Pemba
(percent).
Kilometers of
roads completed (taken
over) (Zanzibar
Rural Roads
Activity).
Road maintenance expenditures: Mainland
Trunk Roads
(percent).
Road maintenance expenditures: Zanzibar
Rural Roads
(percent).
Runway surfacing
complete (percent).
Volume of water
produced (millions of liters
per day) (Lower
Ruvu Plant Expansion Activity).
Operations and
maintenance
cost recovery
(percent)
(Lower Ruvu
Plant Expansion
Activity).
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Objectives
Quarter 1
Zambia ...................
Water Supply,
Sanitation and
Drainage
Project Objectives: Increase
access to clean
water to generate time and
cost savings for
beneficiaries.
Quarter 2
Quarter 3
Volume of water
produced (millions of liters
per day)
(Morogoro
Water Supply
Activity).
Operations and
Maintenance
Cost Recovery
(percent)
(Morogoro
Water Supply
Activity).
Measures pending
Measures pending
Percent disbursed
of water and
sanitation construction contracts.
Volume of water
produced (cubic
meters per day).
Proposals received.
Grantees .............
asabaliauskas on DSK3SPTVN1PROD with NOTICES
People trained in
social and gender integration
and social inclusion.
People trained in
social and gender integration
and social inclusion (female).
People trained in
social and gender integration
and social inclusion (male).
Meters installed or
replaced.
Value of compensation for
displaced businesses and
households
(U.S. dollars).
Value of water,
sanitation and
drainage construction contracts signed
(U. S. dollars).
Households and
businesses displaced.
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Quarter 4
Quarter 1
Percent disbursed Percent disbursed
of water and
of water and
sanitation consanitation construction construction contracts.
tracts.
Volume of water
Volume of water
produced (cubic
produced (cubic
meters per day).
meters per
Proposals reday).
ceived.
Proposals reGrantees .............
ceived.
Grantees.
People trained in
People trained in
social and gensocial and gender integration
der integration
and social incluand social inclusion.
sion.
People trained in
People trained in
social and gensocial and gender integration
der integration
and social incluand social inclusion (female).
sion (female).
People trained in
People trained in
social and gensocial and gender integration
der integration
and social incluand social inclusion (male).
sion (male).
Meters installed or Meters installed or
replaced.
replaced.
Value of compensation for
displaced businesses and
households
(U.S. dollars).
Value of water,
sanitation and
drainage construction contracts signed
(U. S. dollars).
Households and
businesses displaced.
People trained in
hygiene and
sanitary best
practices.
People trained in
hygiene and
sanitary best
practices (female).
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Quarter 2
Quarter 3
Quarter 4
Quarter 1
People trained in
hygiene and
sanitary best
practices
(male).
619(b)—TRANSFER OR ALLOCATION OF FUNDS
United States agency to which funds were transferred or allocated
Amount
None .........................................................................................
None ...................
Description of program or project
None.
[FR Doc. 2016–24512 Filed 10–7–16; 8:45 am]
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NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND
SPACE ADMINISTRATION
This collection provides a means by
which NASA contractors can
voluntarily and confidentially report
any safety concerns or hazards
pertaining to NASA programs, projects,
or operations.
Notice of Information Collection
II. Method of Collection
National Aeronautics and
Space Administration (NASA).
The current, paper-based reporting
system ensures the protection of a
submitter’s anonymity and secure
submission of the report by way of the
U.S. Postal Service.
AGENCY:
NOTICE:
(16–074).
ACTION:
Notice of information collection.
The National Aeronautics and
Space Administration, as part of its
continuing effort to reduce paperwork
and respondent burden, invites the
general public and other Federal
agencies to take this opportunity to
comment on proposed and/or
continuing information collections, as
required by the Paperwork Reduction
Act of 1995 (Pub. L. 104–13, 44 U.S.C.
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SUMMARY:
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collection to the Office of Information
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NW., Washington, DC 20543. Attention:
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asabaliauskas on DSK3SPTVN1PROD with NOTICES
ADDRESSES:
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Requests for additional information or
copies of the information collection
instrument(s) and instructions should
be directed to Frances Teel, NASA PRA
Clearance Officer, NASA Headquarters,
300 E Street SW., JF000, Washington,
DC 20546, Frances.C.Teel@nasa.gov.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
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Title: NASA Safety Reporting System.
OMB Number: 2700–0063.
Type of Review: Extension of a
currently approved collection.
Affected Public: Business or other forprofit.
Number of Respondents: 75.
Responses per Respondent: 1.
Annual Responses: 75.
Hours per Request: 15 min.
Annual Burden Hours: 19.
Frequency of Report: As needed.
IV. Request for Comments
Comments are invited on: (1) Whether
the proposed collection of information
is necessary for the proper performance
of the functions of NASA, including
whether the information collected has
practical utility; (2) the accuracy of
NASA’s estimate of the burden
(including hours and cost) of the
proposed collection of information; (3)
ways to enhance the quality, utility, and
clarity of the information to be
collected; and (4) ways to minimize the
burden of the collection of information
on respondents, including automated
collection techniques or the use of other
forms of information technology.
Comments submitted in response to
this notice will be summarized and
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pursuant to NSF regulations (45 CFR
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follows:
DATE AND TIME: October 13, 2016 from
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MILLENNIUM CHALLENGE CORPORATION
[MCC FR 16-07]
Notice of Quarterly Report (October 1, 2013--December 31, 2014)
AGENCY: Millennium Challenge Corporation.
ACTION: Notice.
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SUMMARY: The Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) is reporting for
the fiscal year (FY) quarters October 1, 2013 to December 31, 2014, on
assistance provided under section 605 of the Millennium Challenge Act
of 2003 (22 U.S.C. 7701 et seq.), as amended (the Act), and on
transfers or allocations of funds to other federal agencies under
section 619(b) of the Act. The following report will be made available
to the public by publication in the Federal Register and on the
Internet Web site of the MCC (www.mcc.gov) in accordance with section
612(b) of the Act.
Dated: October 5, 2016.
Sarah E. Fandell,
VP/General Counsel and Corporate Secretary, Millennium Challenge
Corporation.
As used in MCC's disclosures under section 605 of the Act:
``Total Obligation'' for listed Compacts includes both
``Compact Implementation Funding'' under section 609(g) of the Act as
well as funding under section 605 of the Act.
``Disbursements'' are cash outlays rather than
expenditures.
``Measures'' are the same Key Performance Indicators that
MCC reports each quarter. The Key Performance Indicators may change
over time to more accurately reflect compact implementation progress.
The unit for these measures is ``a number of'' unless otherwise
indicated.
``Program Administration and Control'' funds are used to
pay items such as salaries, rent, and the cost of office equipment, as
well as audit and oversight agent fees.
``Pending Subsequent Reports'' amounts represent
disbursements made to the Compact permitted account that will be
allocated to individual projects in subsequent quarters and reported as
such in subsequent quarterly reports. The ``Cumulative Disbursements''
amount for ``Pending Subsequent Reports'' represents the balance of
such outlays remaining at the end of the reporting period.
Closed Compacts do not have any quarterly disbursements;
however, they are included in the report if deobligations took place
during the reporting period. Closed Compacts include: Armenia, Benin I,
Burkina Faso, Cabo Verde I, El Salvador I, Georgia I, Ghana I,
Honduras, Lesotho I, Madagascar, Mali, Mongolia I, Morocco I,
Mozambique, Namibia, Nicaragua, Tanzania and Vanuatu.
Unless otherwise indicated, all programs and projects were
solicited.
605 Assistance--Disbursements
[In United States dollars]
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total FY 2014 FY 2014 FY 2014 FY 2014 FY 2015 Cumulative
Entity provided assistance Program/project name obligation Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Quarter 3 Quarter 4 Quarter 1 disbursements
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Burkina Faso....................... Agriculture Project... 141,510,059 11,393,735 9,790,338 15,405,386 8,402,118 3,324,525 140,420,941
Bright 2 School 26,840,570 0 0 0 0 0 26,840,570
Project.
Land Tenure Project... 58,434,615 3,975,944 5,654,577 7,801,917 9,865,824 3,447,221 58,244,614
Monitoring and 7,880,000 424,223 242,078 67,134 437,447 191,644 4,669,395
Evaluation.
Pending Subsequent 0 -507,539 484,451 453,947 -754,421 -180,104 363,539
Report.
Program Administration 49,758,545 2,404,048 1,718,737 2,052,781 2,175,099 2,480,361 48,345,809
and Control.
Roads Project......... 194,530,681 13,041,011 24,609,125 31,397,256 29,573,406 17,544,857 193,891,857
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total Burkina Faso.... 478,954,470 30,731,422 42,499,307 57,178,420 49,699,473 26,808,504 472,776,725
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Cabo Verde II...................... Land Management For 17,260,000 615,975 559,468 333,731 490,929 259,147 3,268,991
Investment Projects.
Monitoring and 1,390,000 566 -1,481 10,220 11,150 10,735 36,765
Evaluation.
Pending Subsequent 0 69,969 -62,154 22,752 -11,104 6,032 25,495
Report.
Program Administration 7,850,000 258,835 349,255 320,156 343,206 270,631 2,841,607
and Control.
Water, Sanitation and 39,730,000 501,339 200,358 678,551 898,674 1,267,782 4,050,504
Hygiene Project.
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Total Cabo Verde II... 66,230,000 1,446,684 1,045,446 1,365,409 1,732,856 1,814,326 10,223,361
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
El Salvador II..................... Business Development 3,300,000 0 0 0 0 0 0
Services.
Human Capital Project. 900,000 0 0 0 0 0 0
Infrastructure Project 1,500,000 0 0 0 0 0 0
Monitoring and 400,000 0 0 0 0 0 0
Evaluation.
Pending Subsequent 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Report.
Program Administration 3,900,000 0 0 0 0 0 0
and Control.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total El Salvador II.. 10,000,000 0 0 0 0 0 0
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Georgia II......................... Education Project..... 76,500,000 44,290 159,933 140,131 1,294 331,945 677,594
Monitoring and 3,500,000 0 0 0 0 0 0
Evaluation.
Pending Subsequent 0 209,055 -77,780 177,616 51,163 -320,798 39,256
Report.
Program Administration 14,000,000 505,624 407,151 334,171 391,417 736,270 2,374,633
and Control.
Tertiary Education 30,000,000 431,731 388,954 199,789 1,463,627 1,532,985 4,017,085
Project.
Vocational Education 16,000,000 0 0 0 0 69,300 69,300
Project.
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Total Georgia II...... 140,000,000 1,190,700 878,258 851,707 1,907,501 2,349,702 7,177,868
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Ghana.............................. Administrative........ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Agriculture Project... 188,731,530 -407,393 0 407,393 -180,293 0 188,731,530
Infrastructure Project 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Monitoring and 6,941,811 0 0 0 0 0 6,941,811
Evaluation.
Pending Subsequent 0 3,700,000 0 -3,700,000 0 0 0
Report.
Program Administration 36,874,551 0 0 0 1 0 36,874,550
and Control.
Rural Development 76,030,565 0 0 0 127,291 0 76,030,565
Project.
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Transportation Project 227,710,512 -3,292,608 0 3,292,608 53,000 0 227,710,512
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Total Ghana........... 536,288,969 0 0 0 0 0 536,288,968
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Ghana II........................... Access to Electricity 700,000 0 0 0 0 0 0
Project.
Energy Efficiency and 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Demand Side
Management Project.
Financial and 7,600,800 0 0 0 0 0 0
Operational
Turnaround
(Electricity Company
of Ghana 1).
Financial and 3,529,000 0 0 0 0 0 0
Operational
Turnaround (Northern
Electricity
Distribution Company).
Financial and 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Operational
Turnaround
(Electricity Company
of Ghana 2).
Monitoring and 1,510,000 0 0 0 0 0 0
Evaluation.
Pending Subsequent 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Report.
Power Generation 4,854,800 0 0 0 0 0 0
Sector Improvement
Project.
Program Administration 7,455,400 0 0 0 0 0 0
and Control.
Regulatory 3,250,000 0 0 0 0 0 0
Strengthening and
Capacity Building
Project.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total Ghana II........ 28,900,000 0 0 0 0 0 0
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Indonesia.......................... Community Nutrition 129,500,000 5,335 36,978 181,792 253,944 11,822,595 34,759,317
Project.
Green Prosperity 332,500,000 34,962 62,580 66,609 141,356 777,506 1,182,494
Project.
Monitoring and 12,200,000 0 0 0 0 720,664 720,664
Evaluation.
Pending Subsequent 0 317,285 -120,503 377,840 -174,359 256,222 729,754
Report.
Procurement 50,000,000 351,912 341,260 471,128 816,074 1,925,931 4,009,914
Modernization Project.
Program Administration 75,800,000 1,402,143 1,512,095 1,954,049 2,499,064 2,322,534 13,595,118
and Control.
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Total Indonesia....... 600,000,000 2,111,637 1,832,410 3,051,419 3,536,080 17,825,452 54,997,260
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Jordan............................. Expansion of 97,120,950 15,128,511 11,768,335 940,143 9,282,359 1,248,335 76,116,031
Wastewater Treatment
Capacity.
Monitoring and 2,809,894 21,610 28,847 219,805 21,662 21,675 375,783
Evaluation.
Pending Subsequent 0 -35,119 4,053 -5,097 23,043 3,021 34,447
Report.
Program Administration 19,650,805 386,135 467,561 429,410 490,247 575,135 4,326,590
and Control.
Wastewater Collection. 66,989,225 3,532,261 2,768,093 3,419,241 5,502,460 4,992,258 32,752,377
Water Network 88,529,127 3,669,481 4,160,537 2,180,324 3,954,905 6,103,494 24,484,800
Restructuring and
Rehabilitation.
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Total Jordan.......... 275,100,000 22,702,880 19,197,425 7,183,826 19,274,676 12,943,918 138,090,029
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Lesotho............................ Capacity Building..... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Civil/Legal Sector 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Support.
Health Sector Project. 143,650,195 15,919,722 -753,987 23,881 0 0 143,650,195
Land Tenure Project... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Monitoring and 5,500,728 256,974 181,013 0 0 0 5,500,728
Evaluation.
Pending Subsequent 0 -199,501 1 -12,942 0 0 0
Report.
Private Sector 24,162,433 1,986,028 0 0 0 0 24,162,433
Development Project.
Procurement and 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Administration.
Program Administration 34,918,925 2,188,853 101,302 -10,939 0 0 34,918,925
and Control.
Water Sector Project.. 149,813,612 14,004,878 -1 0 0 0 149,813,612
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Total Lesotho......... 358,045,892 34,156,953 -471,671 0 0 0 358,045,892
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Malawi............................. Gender Integration 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Project.
Monitoring and 6,960,100 35,880 143,520 0 0 1,131 186,464
Evaluation.
Natural Resource 28,026,000 213,866 91,018 379,585 300,685 10,819 995,972
Management Project.
Pending Subsequent 0 248,392 -180,088 -11,041 45,236 -6,728 250,859
Report.
Power Project......... 255,648,800 572,012 134,447 1,035,243 2,253,940 1,735,978 5,731,621
Power Sector Reform 25,553,400 221,705 249,385 724,681 718,116 1,335,602 3,472,531
Project.
Program Administration 34,511,700 1,027,028 1,383,181 2,356,867 1,627,106 1,629,994 9,346,909
and Control.
Total Malawi.......... 350,700,000 2,318,884 1,821,463 4,485,335 4,945,082 4,706,796 19,984,357
Mali............................... Alatona Irrigation 252,895,691 0 0 0 0 0 252,895,69
Project.
Bamako-Senou Airport 143,371,915 0 0 0 -31,476 0 143,371,915
Improvement Project.
Industrial Park 2,637,472 0 0 0 0 0 2,637,472
Project.
Monitoring and 1,688,026 0 0 0 0 0 1,688,027
Evaluation.
Pending Subsequent 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Report.
Program Administration 35,003,642 0 0 0 0 0 35,003,642
and Control.
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Total Mali............ 435,596,747 0 0 0 -31,476 0 435,596,747
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Moldova............................ Monitoring and 3,538,930 213,834 63,212 382,519 220,343 14,623 1,634,272
Evaluation.
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Pending Subsequent 0 -118,059 199,517 810,446 -293,684 -594,765 134,081
Report.
Program Administration 23,247,668 1,223,387 813,895 832,821 836,381 905,775 13,680,202
and Control.
Road Rehabilitation 112,390,000 20,756,036 2,755,131 11,349,069 14,836,137 21,216,346 101,421,448
Project.
Transition To High 122,823,402 9,798,457 4,753,661 15,362,042 10,226,080 12,254,189 72,924,459
Value Agriculture
Project.
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Total Moldova......... 262,000,000 31,873,654 8,585,415 28,736,897 25,825,256 33,796,167 189,794,463
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Mongolia........................... Energy and 40,420,819 275,302 14,282 17,246 0 0 40,420,819
Environmental Project.
Health Project........ 41,873,775 3,261,083 18,608 0 0 0 41,873,776
Monitoring and 5,085,246 392,984 0 0 0 0 5,085,246
Evaluation.
Pending Subsequent 0 -615,790 -57,984 0 0 0 0
Report.
Program Administration 28,610,318 1,328,261 662,064 149,507 -74,754 0 28,610,318
and Control.
Property Rights 28,543,830 318,125 20,212 0 0 0 28,543,830
Project.
Rail Project.......... 369,560 0 0 0 0 0 369,560
Roads Project......... 74,775,867 6,147,460 4,236 0 0 0 74,775,867
Vocational Education 49,322,727 111,456 17,530 0 0 0 49,322,727
Project.
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Total Mongolia........ 269,002,143 11,218,881 678,948 166,754 -74,754 0 269,002,143
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Morocco............................ Artisan and Fez Medina 84,019,666 15,726,838 -323,055 329,816 0 0 84,019,666
Project.
Enterprise Support 15,126,518 3,211 49 0 0 0 15,126,518
Project.
Financial 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Accountability.
Financial Services 42,817,020 1,928,094 0 0 0 0 42,817,020
Project.
Fruit Tree 324,163,440 30,388,407 1 0 0 0 323,369,991
Productivity Project.
Monitoring and 16,255,526 2,789,915 0 0 0 0 16,255,526
Evaluation.
Pending Subsequent 0 -1,053,506 -136,770 -46,373 0 0 0
Report.
Program Administration 56,500,517 3,891,292 -18 26,022 0 0 56,500,517
and Control.
Rural Development 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Project.
Small-Scale Fisheries 111,281,204 18,507,220 310,950 -309,465 0 0 111,281,204
Project.
Transportation Project 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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Total Morocco......... 650,163,890 72,181,470 -148,843 0 0 0 649,370,442
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Mozambique......................... Farmer Income Support 18,857,349 1,855,435 19,893 0 0 0 18,857,349
Project.
Land Tenure Project... 39,466,421 3,668,233 -31,999 0 0 0 39,466,421
Monitoring and 4,073,077 851,699 21,760 0 0 0 4,073,077
Evaluation.
Pending Subsequent 0 -2,837,741 -3,115,537 -46,329 0 0 0
Report.
Program Administration 48,483,703 6,187,513 1,870,307 46,329 706,997 0 48,483,703
and Control.
Rehabilitation/ 136,802,301 17,844,298 95,729 0 0 0 136,802,301
Construction Of Roads
Project.
Water Supply and 200,221,661 23,300,256 2,150,510 0 0 0 200,221,661
Sanitation Project.
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Total Mozambique...... 447,904,512 50,869,694 1,010,662 0 706,997 0 447,904,512
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Namibia............................ Agriculture Project... 51,439,139 3,092,659 4,301,409 3,858,573 2,064,357 2,237,463 50,029,275
Education Project..... 141,886,916 12,286,634 8,956,394 9,803,025 13,032,538 4,370,143 137,237,213
Monitoring and 6,886,182 84,364 290,198 632,806 672,659 773,743 6,415,390
Evaluation.
Pending Subsequent 0 1,676,086 -516,092 -7,268,389 310,960 646,860 3,716,700
Report.
Program Administration 35,789,383 1,665,196 1,235,533 1,423,372 1,598,913 3,994,297 33,365,598
and Control.
Rural Development 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Project.
Tourism Project....... 68,475,842 4,619,357 5,669,962 11,283,451 10,496,386 6,288,359 65,464,315
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Total Namibia......... 304,477,463 23,424,296 19,937,405 19,732,839 28,175,814 18,310,864 296,228,491
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Philippines........................ Community Development 120,000,000 4,129,561 7,696,771 7,155,121 7,748,991 7,125,483 75,901,515
Grants Project.
KALAHI-CIDSS Project.. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Monitoring and 8,207,000 173,308 135,260 99,022 139,294 168,264 2,027,532
Evaluation.
Pending Subsequent 0 2,111,447 21,877 -1,617,650 911,404 -1,092,558 5,058,482
Report.
Program Administration 36,910,000 1,060,649 1,075,900 1,114,616 1,113,703 1,468,306 14,398,261
and Control.
Revenue Administration 54,300,000 55,909 1,125,801 2,645,058 875,506 1,116,814 11,666,358
Reform Project.
Roads Project......... 214,493,000 7,517,140 3,797,637 8,678,866 16,632,689 10,530,412 95,566,371
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Total Philippines..... 433,910,000 15,048,013 13,853,246 18,075,033 27,421,587 19,316,721 204,618,519
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Senegal............................ Demand Assessment..... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Irrigation............ 170,341,171 8,082,655 16,444,544 19,022,475 12,166,091 15,456,116 100,655,919
Land Tenure Project... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Monitoring and 3,757,500 16,716 28,420 24,849 41,683 128,216 774,411
Evaluation.
Pending Subsequent 0 -719,147 166,031 -535,530 249,080 22,606 568,061
Report.
Pre-Feasibility and 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Feasibility Analysis.
Program Administration 41,188,830 1,212,154 1,243,739 1,768,298 1,290,872 1,433,630 20,493,819
and Control.
Roads Project......... 324,712,499 10,925,884 16,542,582 25,570,082 17,326,600 24,658,251 135,713,053
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Total Senegal......... 540,000,000 19,518,262 34,425,315 45,850,174 31,074,326 41,698,818 258,205,264
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Tanzania........................... Energy Sector Project. 199,461,627 22,613,285 0 0 0 0 199,461,627
Monitoring and 4,632,363 387,554 0 0 0 0 4,632,363
Evaluation.
Pending Subsequent 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Report.
Program 30,480,760 1,631,748 10,372 0 0 0 30,480,760
Administration and
Control.
Transport Sector 405,402,512 44,755,778 0 0 0 0 405,402,512
Project.
Water Sector Project.. 54,568,652 5,093,064 0 0 0 0 54,568,652
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Total Tanzania........ 694,545,914 74,481,428 10,372 0 0 0 694,545,914
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Zambia............................. Infrastructure Project 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Monitoring and 5,841,000 0 6,843 1,268 0 0 25,999
Evaluation.
Pending Subsequent 0 -17,617 18,233 58,777 6,634 7,788 110,436
Report.
Program Administration 38,823,951 1,716,377 1,050,630 1,612,473 1,673,344 1,928,332 10,096,838
and Control.
Water Supply and 8,137,125 0 0 -1,324,821 0 1,205,107 8,017,411
Sanitation Project.
Water Supply, 301,955,564 62,473 80,042 173,719 529,434 322,397 1,456,503
Sanitation and
Drainage Project.
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Total Zambia.......... 354,757,640 1,761,233 1,155,748 521,417 2,209,413 3,463,624 19,707,186
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605 Assistance--Measures
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FY 2014 FY 2015
Country Objectives ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Quarter 3 Quarter 4 Quarter 1
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Burkina Faso.................... Agriculture Hectares of new Hectares of new Hectares of new Hectares of new
Development perimeter perimeter perimeter perimeter
Project development in Di. development in Di. development in Di. development in Di.
Objectives: Responsible Responsible Responsible Responsible
Expanded members of Water members of Water members of Water members of Water
productive use of User Associations User Associations User Associations User Associations
land in order to trained in the trained in the trained in the trained in the
increase the Sourou. Sourou. Sourou. Sourou.
volume and value Farmers trained... Farmers trained... Farmers trained... Farmers trained...
of agricultural Farmers who have Farmers who have Farmers who have Farmers who have
production in applied improved applied improved applied improved applied improved
Project Zones. practices as a practices as a practices as a practices as a
result of result of result of result of
training. training. training. training.
Local water Local water Local water Local water
committees committees committees committees
established and established and established and established and
operational in operational in operational in operational in
the Como[eacute] the Como[eacute] the Como[eacute] the Como[eacute]
and Mouhoun. and Mouhoun. and Mouhoun. and Mouhoun.
Basin Water Basin Water Basin Water Basin Water
Resources Resources Resources Resources
Development and Development and Development and Development and
Management Master Management Master Management Master Management Master
Plan developed Plan developed Plan developed Plan developed
and validated. and validated. and validated. and validated.
Hectares under Hectares under Hectares under Hectares under
improved improved improved improved
practices as a practices as a practices as a practices as a
result of result of result of result of
training. training. training. training.
BRIGHT II School Percent of girls Percent of girls Percent of girls Percent of girls
Project regularly regularly regularly regularly
Objectives: attending (90 attending (90 attending (90 attending (90
Increased primary percent percent percent percent
school completion attendance) attendance) attendance) attendance)
rates for girls. BRIGHT II schools. BRIGHT II schools. BRIGHT II schools. BRIGHT II schools.
Girls promotion Girls promotion Girls promotion Girls promotion
rates to next rates to next rates to next rates to next
grade in BRIGHT grade in BRIGHT grade in BRIGHT grade in BRIGHT
II schools. II schools. II schools. II schools.
Percent of girls Percent of girls Percent of girls Percent of girls
dropping out of dropping out of dropping out of dropping out of
school. school. school. school.
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Percent of girls Percent of girls Percent of girls Percent of girls
passing the passing the passing the passing the
annual Primary annual Primary annual Primary annual Primary
Certificate exam Certificate exam Certificate exam Certificate exam
in BRIGHT II in BRIGHT II in BRIGHT II in BRIGHT II
schools. schools. schools. schools.
Students enrolled Students enrolled Students enrolled Students enrolled
in BRIGHT II in BRIGHT II in BRIGHT II in BRIGHT II
schools (both schools (both schools (both schools (both
girls and boys). girls and boys). girls and boys). girls and boys).
Land Tenure Stakeholders Stakeholders Stakeholders Stakeholders
Project trained. trained. trained. trained.
Objectives: Rural hectares Rural hectares Rural hectares Rural hectares
Increased formalized in the formalized in the formalized in the formalized in the
investment in new zone of Di, new zone of Di, new zone of Di, new zone of Di,
land and rural targeted under targeted under targeted under targeted under
productivity the Agriculture the Agriculture the Agriculture the Agriculture
through improved Development Development Development Development
land tenure project. project. project. project.
security and land Land Land Land Land
management. administration administration administration administration
offices offices offices offices
established or established or established or established or
upgraded. upgraded. upgraded. upgraded.
Municipal Municipal Municipal Municipal
buildings buildings buildings buildings
constructed. constructed. constructed. constructed.
Rural land Rural and Rural land Rural land ..................
possession possession possession possession
certificates certificates certificates certificates
approved by the approved by the approved by the approved by the
local government. local government. local government. local government.
Land conflicts Land conflicts Land conflicts Land conflicts ..................
recorded in the recorded in the recorded in the recorded in the
17 communes of 17 communes of 17 communes of 17 communes of
phase I of the phase I of the phase I of the phase I of the
Rural Land Rural Land Rural Land Rural Land
Governance Governance Governance Governance
project. project. project. project.
Land resolved in Land resolved in Land resolved in Land resolved in ..................
the 17 communes the 17 communes the 17 communes the 17 communes
of Phase I of the of Phase I of the of Phase I of the of Phase I of the
Rural Land Rural Land Rural Land Rural Land
Governance Governance Governance Governance
project. project. project. project.
Roads Project Periodic road Periodic road Periodic road Periodic road
Objectives: maintenance maintenance maintenance maintenance
Enhanced access coverage rate coverage rate coverage rate coverage rate
to markets (for all funds) (for all funds) (for all funds) (for all funds)
through (percent). (percent). (percent). (percent).
investments in Kilometers of Kilometers of Kilometers of Kilometers of
the road network. primary roads primary roads primary roads primary roads
completed. completed. completed. completed.
Percent disbursed Percent disbursed Percent disbursed Percent disbursed ..................
of road of road of road of road
construction construction construction construction
contracts contracts contracts contracts
(primary roads). (primary roads). (primary roads). (primary roads).
Kilometers of Kilometers of Kilometers of Kilometers of ..................
rural roads rural roads rural roads rural roads
completed. completed. completed. completed.
Percent disbursed Percent disbursed Percent disbursed Percent disbursed ..................
of road of road of road of road
construction construction construction construction
contracts (rural contracts (rural contracts (rural contracts (rural
roads). roads). roads). roads).
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Cabo Verde II................... Land Management Legal and Legal and Legal and Legal and Legal and
for Investment regulatory regulatory regulatory regulatory regulatory
Projects reforms adopted. reforms adopted. reforms adopted. reforms adopted. reforms adopted.
Objectives: Field test of Field test of Field test of Field test of Field test of
Increased ``Fieldwork ``Fieldwork ``Fieldwork ``Fieldwork ``Fieldwork
investments in Operations Operations Operations Operations Operations
and value of Manual'' and Manual'' and Manual'' and Manual'' and Manual'' and
property; methodology methodology methodology methodology methodology
improved ease of completed on Sal. completed on Sal. completed on Sal. completed on Sal. completed on Sal.
doing business; Stakeholders Stakeholders Stakeholders Stakeholders
increased receiving formal receiving formal receiving formal receiving formal
investments and on-the-job on-the-job on-the-job on-the-job
value added in training or training or training or training or
tourism; technical technical technical technical
increased assistance assistance assistance assistance
employment. regarding roles, regarding roles, regarding roles, regarding roles,
responsibilities responsibilities responsibilities responsibilities
or new or new or new or new
technologies. technologies. technologies. technologies.
Percent of
targeted surface
area on target
island (Sal)
incorporated into
the Land
Management
Information and
Transaction
System (LMITS).
Households in
intervention
island(s) of high
tourism
investment
potential with
land rights
formalized
through project.
Parcels corrected
or incorporated
in land system.
Land
administration
offices
established or
upgraded.
Adoption of
``Operations
Manual'' for the
Rights and
Boundaries
Activity
fieldwork in full
force and effect.
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Water, Sanitation, Value of implicit Value of implicit Value of implicit Value of implicit Value of implicit
and Hygiene subsidy reduction subsidy reduction subsidy reduction subsidy reduction subsidy reduction
Project (U.S. dollars). (U.S. dollars). (U.S. dollars). (U.S. dollars). (U.S. dollars).
Objectives: Operating cost Operating cost Operating cost Operating cost Operating cost
Increased access coverage coverage coverage coverage coverage
to improved water (percent). (percent). (percent). (percent). (percent).
and sanitation; Service coverage Service coverage Service coverage Service coverage Service coverage
reduced household by corporatized by corporatized by corporatized by corporatized by corporatized
costs for water; utilities utilities utilities utilities utilities
reduced incidence (percent). (percent). (percent). (percent). (percent).
of waterborne Continuity of Continuity of Continuity of Continuity of Continuity of
disease; improved service (hours/ service (hours/ service (hours/ service (hours/ service (hours/
capital day). day). day). day). day).
accumulation; Objective measure Objective measure Objective measure Objective measure Objective measure
increase of water quality of water quality of water quality of water quality of water quality
productive (percent. (percent. (percent. (percent. (percent).
government Non-revenue water Non-revenue water Non-revenue water Non-revenue water Non-revenue water
spending. for Multiple for Multiple for Multiple for Multiple for Multiple
Municipal Utility/ Municipal Utility/ Municipal Utility/ Municipal Utility/ Municipal Utility/
utilities utilities utilities utilities utilities
(percent). (percent). (percent). (percent). (percent).
Value of signed Value of signed Value of signed Value of signed Value of signed
water and water and water and water and water and
sanitation sanitation sanitation sanitation sanitation
construction construction construction construction construction
contracts. contracts. contracts. contracts. works contracts.
Percent disbursed Percent disbursed Percent disbursed Percent disbursed Percent disbursed
of water and of water and of water and of water and of water and
sanitation sanitation sanitation sanitation sanitation
construction construction construction construction construction
contracts. contracts. contracts. contracts. works contracts.
Strategic National Strategic National Strategic National Strategic National Strategic National
Master Plan and Master Plan and Master Plan and Master Plan and Master Plan and
Strategic Strategic Strategic Strategic Strategic
Environmental and Environmental and Environmental and Environmental and Environmental and
Social Assessment Social Assessment Social Assessment Social Assessment Social Assessment
approved by approved by approved by approved by approved by
appropriate appropriate appropriate appropriate appropriate
authorities. authorities. authorities. authorities. authorities.
Value of signed Value of signed Value of signed Value of signed Value of signed
water and water and water and water and water and
sanitation sanitation sanitation sanitation sanitation
feasibility and feasibility and feasibility and feasibility and feasibility and
design contracts. design contracts. design contracts. design contracts. design contracts.
Percent disbursed Percent disbursed Percent disbursed Percent disbursed Percent disbursed
of water and of water and of water and of water and of water and
sanitation sanitation sanitation sanitation sanitation
feasibility and feasibility and feasibility and feasibility and feasibility and
design contracts. design contracts. design contracts. design contracts. design contracts.
Percent disbursed Percent disbursed Percent disbursed Percent disbursed Percent disbursed
of technical of technical of technical of technical of technical
advisory services advisory services advisory services advisory services advisory services
and training and training and training and training and training
contracts in contracts in contracts in contracts in contracts in
support of the support of the support of the support of the support of the
Water, Sanitation Water, Sanitation Water, Sanitation Water, Sanitation Water, Sanitation
and Hygiene and Hygiene and Hygiene and Hygiene and Hygiene
Project. Project. Project. Project. Project.
Value disbursed of Value disbursed of Value disbursed of Value disbursed of Value disbursed of
Infrastructure Infrastructure Infrastructure Infrastructure Infrastructure
Grant Facility Grant Facility Grant Facility Grant Facility Grant Facility
Social Funds for Social Funds for Social Funds for Social Funds for Social Funds for
disadvantaged disadvantaged disadvantaged disadvantaged disadvantaged
groups and/or groups and/or groups and/or groups and/or groups and/or
poor households. poor households. poor households. poor households. poor households.
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Value of all Value of all
signed technical signed technical
advisory services advisory services
and training and training
contracts in contracts in
support of the support of the
Water, Sanitation Water, Sanitation
and Hygiene and Hygiene
Project. Project.
Collection Ratio.
Multiple municipal
utilities staff
per 1,000 potable
water
connections.
El Salvador II.................. Business Measures pending.. Measures pending.. Measures pending.. Measures pending.. Measures pending.
Development
Services.
Human Capital
Project.
Infrastructure
Project.
Georgia II...................... Education Project. Measures pending.. Measures pending.. Measures pending.. Measures pending.. Schools fully
rehabilitated.
Science labs
installed and
equipped.
Percent disbursed
of educational
facility
construction,
rehabilitation,
and equipping
contracts.
School-based
professional
development
facilitators
trained.
School principals
trained.
Science, math,
English, and
information and
communication
technology
teachers trained.
Completion of
teacher training
design framework.
International
assessments
completed
Completion of
pilot testing of
national
assessment
instruments.
Vocational Measures pending.. Measures pending.. Measures pending.. Measures pending.. Students
Education Project. participating in
MCC-supported
Technical
Vocational
Education and
Training (TVET)
programs.
Industry co-
investment in
TVET provision.
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Date first grant
agreement is
signed.
Total grant
outlays.
Tertiary Education Measures pending.. Measures pending.. Measures pending.. Measures pending.. Students enrolled
Project. in MCC-supported
U.S. bachelor's
programs.
First cohort of
students enter
MCC-funded
science,
technology,
engineering and
math bachelor's
program.
Signing of
partnership
agreement between
the Government of
Georgia and
university
partner.
Georgian partner
university
faculty members
receiving
training from
U.S. partner
institution.
Ghana II........................ Access to Measures pending.. Measures pending.. Measures pending.. Measures pending.. Measures pending.
Electricity
Project.
Energy Efficiency
and Demand Side
Management
Project.
Power Generation
Sector
Improvement
Project.
Regulatory
Strengthening and
Capacity Building
Project.
Indonesia....................... Community Value of Generasi Value of Generasi Value of Generasi Value of Generasi Value of Generasi
Nutrition Project block grants block grants block grants block grants block grants
Objectives: funded. funded. funded. funded. funded.
Reduce and
prevent low birth
weight and
childhood
stunting and
malnourishment of
children in
project areas,
and to increase
household income
through cost
savings,
productivity
growth and higher
lifetime earnings.
Service providers Service providers Service providers Service providers Service providers Service providers
trained on infant trained on infant trained on infant trained on infant trained on infant trained on
and young child and young child and young child and young child and young child mother, infant
feeding. feeding. feeding. feeding. feeding. and young child
feeding.
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Communications Communications Communications Communications Communications Date
Campaign design Campaign design Campaign design Campaign design Campaign design Communications
complete. complete. complete. complete. complete. Campaign design
complete.
Micro-nutrient Micro-nutrient Micro-nutrient Micro-nutrient Micro-nutrient Micro-nutrient
packages packages packages packages packages packages
delivered (Iron delivered (Iron delivered (Iron delivered (Iron delivered (Iron delivered (Iron
Folic) (millions). Folic) (millions). Folic) (millions). Folic) (millions). Folic) (millions). Folic).
Micro-nutrient Micro-nutrient Micro-nutrient Micro-nutrient Micro-nutrient
packages packages packages packages packages
delivered delivered delivered delivered delivered
(Taburia) (Taburia) (Taburia) (Taburia) (Taburia).
(millions). (millions). (millions). (millions).
Generasi proposals Generasi proposals Generasi proposals Generasi proposals
Generasi Generasi Generasi Generasi
facilitators facilitators facilitators facilitators
trained on trained on trained on trained on
stunting and stunting and stunting and stunting and
gender. gender. gender. gender.
Sanitation
triggering
events.
Service providers
trained on growth
monitoring.
Green Prosperity Signed memoranda Signed memoranda Signed memoranda Signed memoranda Signed memoranda
Project of understanding of understanding of understanding of understanding of understanding
Objectives: between the between the between the between the between the
Increase Indonesia Indonesia Indonesia Indonesia Indonesia
productivity and accountable accountable accountable accountable accountable
reduce reliance entity and entity and entity and entity and entity and
on fossil fuels districts. districts. districts. districts. districts.
by expanding Green Knowledge Green Knowledge Green Knowledge Green Knowledge Green Knowledge
renewable energy; work plan work plan work plan work plan work plan
and Increase completed. completed. completed. completed. completed.
productivity and Financial service Financial service Financial service Financial service
reduce land-based provider provider provider provider
greenhouse gas partnerships partnerships partnerships partnerships
emissions by established (loan established (loan established (loan established (loan
improving land agreement). agreement). agreement). agreement).
use practices and Financial service Financial service Financial service Financial service
management of provider provider provider provider
natural resources. partnerships partnerships partnerships partnerships
established established established established
(grant (grant (grant (grant
partnerships). partnerships). partnerships). partnerships).
Financial service Financial service Financial service Financial service
provider provider provider provider
partnerships partnerships partnerships partnerships
established established established established
(grant managers). (grant managers). (grant managers). (grant managers).
Project financing Project financing Project financing Project financing
approved by the approved by the approved by the approved by the
Green Prosperity Green Prosperity Green Prosperity Green Prosperity
Finance Facility. Finance Facility. Finance Facility. Finance Facility.
Formal district Formal district Formal district Formal district
adoption of adoption of adoption of adoption of
guidelines for guidelines for guidelines for guidelines for
participatory participatory participatory participatory
village boundary village boundary village boundary village boundary
setting. setting. setting. setting.
Financial service Financial service Financial service Financial service
provider provider provider provider
partnerships partnerships partnerships partnerships
established established established established
(implementing (implementing (implementing (implementing
entity entity entity entity
agreements). agreements). agreements). agreements).
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Project funds Project funds Project funds Project funds
disbursed by the disbursed by the disbursed by the disbursed by the
Technical Technical Technical Technical
Assistance and Assistance and Assistance and Assistance and
Oversight Oversight Oversight Oversight
Activity Activity Activity Activity
(percent). (percent). (percent). (percent).
Hectares targeted
for improved
practices for
sustainable
agriculture
(including agro-
forestry) as a
result of Green
Prosperity-funded
projects and/or
partnerships.
Hectares targeted
for protection
through Green
Prosperity-funded
projects and/or
partnerships.
Additional
capacity of
renewable energy
planned.
Grant agreements
approved by Green
Prosperity
Finance Facility.
Villages assisted
in participatory
boundary setting.
District land use,
land cover, and
permits and
licenses
inventories
created.
Proposals that
receive project
preparation
support.
Procurement Procurement Procurement Procurement Procurement Procurement
Modernization management management management management management
Project information information information information information
Objectives: system adopted. system adopted. system adopted. system adopted. system adopted
Achieve Creation of Creation of Creation of Creation of (Phase I).
significant sustainable sustainable sustainable sustainable Date the
government procurement procurement procurement procurement sustainable
expenditure policy National policy National policy National policy National procurement
savings on Action Plan. Action Plan. Action Plan. Action Plan. policy National
procured goods Framework Framework Framework Framework Action Plan
and services, agreements signed agreements signed agreements signed agreements signed endorsed.
while assuring and catalogued. and catalogued. and catalogued. and catalogued.
their quality Procurement Procurement Procurement Procurement
satisfies the Service Unit Service Unit Service Unit Service Unit
public need, and staff trained. staff trained. staff trained. staff trained.
to achieve the Creation of public Creation of public Creation of public Creation of public
delivery of private private private private
public services partnership partnership partnership partnership
as planned. standard bidding standard bidding standard bidding standard bidding
documents. documents. documents. documents.
Date e-catalogue
system
established.
Mentor visits
conducted.
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Hours of training
conducted.
Jordan.......................... Expansion Of Treated wastewater Treated wastewater Treated wastewater Treated wastewater Treated wastewater
Wastewater used in used in used in used in used in
Treatment agriculture (as a agriculture (as a agriculture (as a agriculture (as a agriculture (as a
Capacity percent of all percent of all percent of all percent of all percent of all
Objectives: water used for water used for water used for water used for water used for
Increase the irrigation in irrigation in irrigation in irrigation in irrigation in
volume of treated Northern and Northern and Northern and Northern and Northern and
wastewater Middle Jordan Middle Jordan Middle Jordan Middle Jordan Middle Jordan
available as a Valley). Valley). Valley). Valley). Valley).
substitute for Value disbursed of Value disbursed of Value disbursed of Value disbursed of Value disbursed of
freshwater in construction construction construction construction construction
agricultural use. contracts; MCC contracts; MCC contracts; MCC contracts; MCC contracts; MCC
contribution. contribution. contribution. contribution. contribution.
Total engineering, Total engineering, Total engineering, Total engineering, Total engineering,
procurement, and procurement, and procurement, and procurement, and procurement, and
construction construction construction construction construction
costs of As-Samra costs of As-Samra costs of As-Samra costs of As-Samra costs of As-Samra
Expansion. Expansion. Expansion. Expansion. Expansion.
Wastewater Sewer blockage Sewer blockage Sewer blockage Sewer blockage Sewer blockage
Collection events; annual. events; annual. events; annual. events; annual. events; annual.
Objectives: Volume of Volume of Volume of Volume of Volume of
Increase access wastewater wastewater wastewater wastewater wastewater
to the wastewater collected; collected; collected; collected; collected;
network, increase (millions of (millions of (millions of (millions of (millions of
the volume of cubic meters per cubic meters per cubic meters per cubic meters per cubic meters per
wastewater year). year). year). year). year).
collected and Residential Residential Residential Residential Residential
reduce the population population population population population
incidents of connected to the connected to the connected to the connected to the connected to the
sewage overflow. sewer system sewer system sewer system sewer system sewer system
(percent). (percent). (percent). (percent). (percent).
Expand network Expand network Expand network Expand network Expand network
(kilometers). (kilometers). (kilometers). (kilometers). (kilometers).
Value disbursed of Value disbursed of Value disbursed of Value disbursed of Value disbursed of
sanitation sanitation sanitation sanitation sanitation
construction construction construction construction construction
contracts. contracts. contracts. contracts. contracts.
Water Network Network water Network water Network water Network water Network water
Restructuring and consumption per consumption per consumption per consumption per consumption per
Rehabilitation capita capita capita capita capita
Objectives: (residential and (residential and (residential and (residential and (residential and
Reduce water non-residential); non-residential); non-residential); non-residential); non-residential);
losses, improve liters/capita/day. liters/capita/day. liters/capita/day. liters/capita/day. liters/capita/
continuity of Operating cost Operating cost Operating cost Operating cost day.
water service and coverage--Water coverage--Water coverage--Water coverage--Water Operating cost
improve overall Authority Jordan Authority Jordan Authority Jordan Authority Jordan coverage--Water
efficiency and Zarqa. Zarqa. Zarqa. Zarqa. Authority Jordan
use of network Non-Revenue Water Non-Revenue Water Non-Revenue Water Non-Revenue Water Zarqa.
water delivery (percent). (percent). (percent). (percent). Non-Revenue Water
leading to Continuity of Continuity of Continuity of Continuity of (percent).
households Supply time; Supply time; Supply time; Supply time; Continuity of
substituting hours per week. hours per week. hours per week. hours per week. Supply time;
network water for Restructured and Restructured and Restructured and Restructured and hours per week.
costly rehabilitated rehabilitated rehabilitated rehabilitated Restructured and
alternatives. primary and primary and primary and primary and rehabilitated
secondary secondary secondary secondary primary and
pipelines pipelines pipelines pipelines secondary
(kilometers). (kilometers). (kilometers). (kilometers). pipelines
(kilometers).
Restructured and Restructured and Restructured and Restructured and Restructured and
rehabilitated rehabilitated rehabilitated rehabilitated rehabilitated
tertiary tertiary tertiary tertiary tertiary
pipelines pipelines pipelines pipelines pipelines
(kilometers). (kilometers). (kilometers). (kilometers). (kilometers).
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Value disbursed of Value disbursed of Value disbursed of Value disbursed of Value disbursed of
water water water water water
construction construction construction construction construction
contracts--Infras contracts--Infras contracts--Infras contracts--Infras contracts--Water
tructure Activity tructure Activity tructure Activity tructure Activity Network Project.
and Water Smart and Water Smart and Water Smart and Water Smart
Homes Activity. Homes Activity. Homes Activity. Homes Activity.
National Aid Fund National Aid Fund National Aid Fund National Aid Fund National Aid Fund
households with households with households with households with households with
improved water improved water improved water improved water improved water
and wastewater and wastewater and wastewater and wastewater and wastewater
network. network. network. network. network.
National Aid Fund National Aid Fund National Aid Fund National Aid Fund National Aid Fund
households households households households households
connected to the connected to the connected to the connected to the connected to the
wastewater wastewater wastewater wastewater wastewater
network as a network as a network as a network as a network as a
result of the result of the result of the result of the result of the
Water Smart Homes Water Smart Homes Water Smart Homes Water Smart Homes Water Smart Homes
Activity. Activity. Activity. Activity. Activity.
Lesotho......................... Health Sector Deliveries Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.
Project conducted in
Objectives: health centers
Increase access (percent).
to life-extending People with HIV
anti-retroviral still alive 12
treatment and months after
essential health initiation of
services by treatment
providing a (percent).
sustainable Tuberculosis
delivery platform. notifications
(per 100,000
population).
Health centers
equipped
(percent).
Physical
completion of
health center
facilities
(percent).
Physical
completion of
Outpatient
Departments
(percent).
Physical
completion of the
Botsabelo
facilities
(percent).
Private Sector Debit/smart cards Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.
Development issued.
Project Bonds registered..
Objectives: Change in time for
Stimulate property
investment by transactions
improving access (percent).
to credit, Urban land parcels
reducing regularized and
transaction costs registered.
and increasing Stakeholders
the participation trained.
of women in the Time required to
economy. resolve
commercial
disputes (days).
Cases filed at the
commercial court.
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Women holding
titles to land.
People trained....
Water Sector Physical Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.
Project completion of
Objectives: Metolong water
Improve the water treatment works
supply for contract
industrial and (percent).
domestic needs, Households with
and enhance rural provisions to
livelihoods connect to water
through improved networks.
watershed Non-revenue water
management. (percent).
Physical
completion of
Urban Water
supply works
contracts
(percent).
Ventilated
improved pit
latrines built.
Water points
constructed.
Malawi.......................... Natural Resource Value of signed Value of signed Value of signed Value of signed Value of signed
Management weed and sediment weed and sediment weed and sediment weed and sediment weed and sediment
Project management management management management management
Objectives: activity activity activity activity activity
Increase contracts. contracts. contracts. contracts. contracts.
efficiency of Distribution of Distribution of Distribution of Distribution of
hydropower invasive aquatic invasive aquatic invasive aquatic invasive aquatic
generation. species (cubic species (cubic species (cubic species (cubic
kilometers). kilometers). kilometers). kilometers).
Amount of weed Amount of weed Amount of weed Amount of weed ..................
harvested at harvested at harvested at harvested at
Liwonde barrage Liwonde barrage Liwonde barrage Liwonde barrage
(metric tons). (metric tons). (metric tons). (metric tons).
Grant agreements
in place with
civil society and
private sector
service
providers.
Value of signed
Environmental and
Natural Resource
Management &
Social and Gender
Assessment
project
contracts.
Power Project Percent disbursed Percent disbursed Percent disbursed Percent disbursed Percent disbursed
Objectives: of feasibility of feasibility of feasibility of feasibility of feasibility
Improve the and design and design and design and design and design
availability, contracts. contracts. contracts. contracts. contracts.
reliability and Average duration Average duration Average duration Average duration
quality of the of outages/ of outages/ of outages/ of outages/
power supply by interruptions interruptions interruptions interruptions
increasing the (hours). (hours). (hours). (hours).
throughput Average frequency Average frequency Average frequency Average frequency
capacity and of forced outages/ of forced outages/ of forced outages/ of forced outages/
stability of the Interruptions Interruptions Interruptions Interruptions
national (ratio). (ratio). (ratio). (ratio).
electricity grid.
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Average frequency Average frequency Average frequency
of forced outages/ of forced outages/ of forced outages/
Interruptions Interruptions Interruptions
(ratio). (ratio). (ratio).
Value of signed
power
infrastructure
construction
contracts.
Power Sector Cost recovery Cost recovery Cost recovery Cost recovery
Reform Project ratio--operating ratio--operating ratio--operating ratio--operating
Objectives: expenses expenses expenses expenses
Create an (percent). (percent). (percent). (percent).
enabling Debt- equity ratio Debt- equity ratio Debt- equity ratio Debt- equity ratio
environment for Average creditor Average Average Average
future expansion days. collections collections collections
by strengthening period (days). period (days). period (days).
sector
institutions and
enhancing
regulation and
governance of the
sector.
Electricity Supply
Corporation of
Malawi
Maintenance
Expenditures
ratio to planned
maintenance
budget.
Bad Debt.
Approved tariff
levels and
schedules
(actual) (U.S.
cents/kilowatt
hour).
Tariff levels and Tariff levels and Tariff levels and Tariff levels and
schedules (U.S. schedules (U.S. schedules (U.S. schedules (U.S.
cents/kilowatt cents/kilowatt cents/kilowatt cents/kilowatt
hour). hour). hour). hour).
Moldova......................... Road Reduced cost for Reduced cost for Reduced cost for Reduced cost for Reduced cost for
Rehabilitation road users. road users. road users. road users. road users.
Project Average annual Average annual Average annual Average annual Average annual
Objectives: daily traffic. daily traffic. daily traffic. daily traffic. daily traffic.
Enhance Road maintenance Road maintenance Road maintenance Road maintenance Road maintenance
transportation expenditure. expenditure. expenditure. expenditure. expenditure.
conditions.
Kilometers of Kilometers of Kilometers of Kilometers of Kilometers of
roads completed. roads completed. roads completed. roads completed. roads completed.
Percent of Percent of Percent of Percent of Percent of
contracted roads contracted roads contracted roads contracted roads contracted roads
works disbursed. works disbursed. works disbursed. works disbursed. works disbursed.
Road safety Road safety Road safety Road safety Road safety
training for training for training for training for training for
children (number children (number children (number children (number children (number
of children). of children). of children). of children). of children).
Date Resettlement Date Resettlement Date Resettlement Date Resettlement Date Resettlement
Action Plan Action Plan Action Plan Action Plan Action Plan
completed. completed. completed. completed. completed.
Trafficking in Trafficking in Trafficking in Trafficking in Trafficking in
persons training persons training persons training persons training persons training
participants. participants. participants. participants. participants.
Roughness (meters
per kilometer).
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Temporary
employment
generated in road
construction
(number
employed).
Hectares under Hectares under Hectares under Hectares under Hectares under
improved or new improved or new improved or new improved or new improved or new
irrigation. irrigation. irrigation. irrigation. irrigation.
Centralized Centralized Centralized Centralized Centralized
irrigation irrigation irrigation irrigation irrigation
systems systems systems systems systems
rehabilitated. rehabilitated. rehabilitated. rehabilitated. rehabilitated.
Percent disbursed Percent disbursed Percent disbursed Percent disbursed Percent disbursed
of irrigation of irrigation of irrigation of irrigation of irrigation
construction construction construction construction construction
contracts. contracts. contracts. contracts. contracts.
Management Management Management Management Management
transfer transfer transfer transfer transfer
agreements signed. agreements signed. agreements signed. agreements signed. agreements
signed.
New high value New high value New high value New high value New high value
agriculture agriculture agriculture agriculture agriculture
infrastructure in infrastructure in infrastructure in infrastructure in infrastructure in
place (metric place (metric place (metric place (metric place (metric
tons). tons). tons). tons). tons).
Loans past due.... Loans past due.... Loans past due.... Loans past due.... Loans past due.
Value of Value of Value of Value of Value of
agricultural and agricultural and agricultural and agricultural and agricultural and
rural loans. rural loans. rural loans. rural loans. rural loans.
Loan borrowers.... Loan borrowers.... Loan borrowers.... Loan borrowers.... Loan borrowers.
Loan borrowers Loan borrowers Loan borrowers Loan borrowers Loan borrowers
(female). (female). (female). (female). (female).
Value of sales Value of sales Value of sales Value of sales Value of sales
facilitated. facilitated. facilitated. facilitated. facilitated.
Farmers who have Farmers who have Farmers who have Farmers who have Farmers who have
applied improved applied improved applied improved applied improved applied improved
practices as a practices as a practices as a practices as a practices as a
result of result of result of result of result of
training. training. training. training. training.
Farmers trained... Farmers trained... Farmers trained... Farmers trained... Farmers trained.
Farmers trained Farmers trained Farmers trained Farmers trained Farmers trained
(female). (female). (female). (female). (female).
Enterprises Enterprises Enterprises Enterprises Enterprises
assisted. assisted. assisted. assisted. assisted.
Enterprises Enterprises Enterprises Enterprises Enterprises
assisted (female). assisted (female). assisted (female). assisted (female). assisted
(female).
Water user Water user Water user Water user
associations associations associations associations
achieving achieving achieving achieving
financial financial financial financial
sustainability. sustainability. sustainability. sustainability.
Transition To High Value of signed Value of signed Value of signed Value of signed Value of signed
Value Agriculture irrigation irrigation irrigation irrigation irrigation
Project construction construction construction construction construction
Objectives: contracts. contracts. contracts. contracts. contracts.
Increase incomes Date Revised Legal Date Revised Legal Date Revised Legal Date Revised Legal Date Revised Legal
in the Water Management Water Management Water Management Water Management Water Management
agricultural Framework passed. Framework passed. Framework passed. Framework passed. Framework passed.
sector; Create Water user Water user Water user Water user Water user
models for associations with associations with associations with associations with associations with
transition to active and active and active and active and active and
high value representative representative representative representative representative
agriculture (HVA) governance. governance. governance. governance. governance.
in CIS areas and Water user Water user Water user Water user Water user
an enabling associations with associations with associations with associations with associations with
environment gender-balanced gender-balanced gender-balanced gender-balanced gender-balanced
(legal, financial management and management and management and management and management and
and market) for governance. governance. governance. governance. governance.
replication.
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Enterprises that Enterprises that Enterprises that Enterprises that Enterprises that
have applied have applied have applied have applied have applied
improved improved improved improved improved
techniques. techniques. techniques. techniques. techniques.
Percent disbursed Percent disbursed Percent disbursed Percent disbursed Percent disbursed
of irrigation of irrigation of irrigation of irrigation of irrigation
feasibility and feasibility and feasibility and feasibility and feasibility and
design contracts. design contracts. design contracts. design contracts. design contracts.
Value of signed Value of signed Value of signed Value of signed Value of signed
irrigation irrigation irrigation irrigation irrigation
feasibility and feasibility and feasibility and feasibility and feasibility and
design contracts. design contracts. design contracts. design contracts. design contracts.
Temporary
employment
generated in
irrigation.
The Central
Phytosanitary Lab
is certified.
Mongolia........................ Energy and Heat-only boilers Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.
Environmental sites upgraded.
Project Subsidized stoves
Objectives: sold..
Increased wealth Power dispatched
and productivity from substation
through greater (millions of
fuel use kilowatt hours)..
efficiency and
decreasing health
costs from air
pollution in
Ulaanbaatar.
Health Project Amount of civil Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.
Objectives: society grants
Reduce the risk (U.S. dollars).
of premature Cervical cancer
death and cases detected
disability from early (percent).
NCDs and traffic Screening for
injuries. hypertension
(percent).
School teachers
trained.
Health staff
trained.
Primary healthcare
facilities with
non-communicable
disease services
(percent).
Property Rights Wells completed...
Project
Objectives:
Increase the
security and
capitalization of
land assets held
by lower-income
Mongolians, and
increase peri-
urban herder
productivity and
incomes.
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Stakeholders Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.
trained.
Leases awarded....
Project herder
groups limiting
their livestock
population to the
carrying capacity
of their leases
on farms in 3
central aimags
(Ulaanbaatar,
Darkhan and
Erdenet)
(percent).
Official cost
prescribed for
property
transactions
(first-time)
(U.S. dollars).
Household with
land rights
formalized.
Legal and
regulatory
reforms adopted.
Stakeholders
trained.
Roads Project Kilometers of Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.
Objectives: More roads completed.
efficient Kilometers of
transport for roads under
trade and access design.
to services.
Percent disbursed
of road
construction
contracts.
Technical Students Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.
Vocational participating in
Education Project MCC-supported
Objectives: education
Increase activities.
employment and Public-private
income among partnership
unemployed and funding
underemployed contributed to
Mongolians. Technical
Vocational
Education and
Training (TVET)
schools (percent).
Educational
facilities
constructed or
rehabilitated.
Instructors
trained.
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Morocco......................... Artisan and Fez Total receiving Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.
Medina Project literacy training.
Objectives: Graduates of MCC-
Increase revenue supported
from cultural and functional
artisan literacy program
activities, and (female).
improve Graduates of MCC-
educational and supported
professional functional
qualifications of literacy program
compact (male).
beneficiaries. Total receiving
professional
training.
Females receiving
professional
training.
Graduates of
vocational
training program
(residential,
apprenticeship
and continuing
education).
Drop-out rates of
participants of
residential and
apprenticeship
programs
(percent).
Potters trained...
MCC-subsidized gas
kilns bought by
artisans.
Adoption rate of
improved
production
practices
promoted by the
project (percent).
Tourist circuits
improved or
created.
Small and medium
enterprises
(SMEs) that
append the label
on their products.
SMEs participating
in promotion
events.
Sites constructed
or rehabilitated
(4 foundouks,
Place Lalla
Ydouna, Ain
Nokbi).
Beneficiaries of
Ain Nokbi
construction and
artisan
resettlement
program.
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Enterprise Support Reduction in SME Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.
Project mortality
Objectives: (treatment firms
Improve the with respect to
outcomes of the control firms)
Moukawalati and one year after
National support
Initiative for completion
Human Development (percent).
programs by Days of individual
increasing the coaching.
viability of Beneficiaries
young enterprises trained.
created through
these programs.
Financial Services Value of loan Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.
Project agreements
Objectives: between
Improve micro- microcredit
enterprise associations and
services and Jaida (millions
remove most of Moroccan
severe dirhams).
constraints to Microfinance
the development institutions'
of the portfolio at risk
microfinance at 30 days
sector based on (percent).
market principals. Value of loans
granted through
mobile branches
(U.S. dollars).
Clients reached
through mobile
branches.
Value of loan
disbursements to
Jaida (U.S.
dollars).
Fruit Tree Area planted and Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.
Productivity delivered to
Project farmers
Objectives: (hectares).
Stimulate growth Area in expansion
in the perimeters for
agricultural which water and
sector and reduce soil conservation
the volatility of measures have
agricultural been implemented
production by (hectares).
restructuring Cumulative area of
farming from irrigated
grains towards perimeters
fruit tree rehabilitated
cultivation. (hectares).
Yield of
rehabilitated
olive trees in
irrigated areas
(metric tons per
hectare).
Average
agricultural
revenue per farm
in oasis areas
(U.S. dollars).
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Hectares under
improved
irrigation.
Yield of
rehabilitated
date palms in
oasis areas
(metric tons per
hectare).
In vitro seedlings
successfully
planted.
Farmers trained
(in all areas
targeted by the
project).
Catalyst Fund
proposals
approved.
Disbursements
under the
catalyst fund
(U.S. dollars).
Small-Scale Boats benefitting Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.
Fisheries Project from landing
Objectives: sites and ports.
Supported by Artisan fishers
modern landing- who received a
site training
infrastructure, certificate.
equipment and Average price of
storage fish at auction
facilities, markets (Moroccan
develop value- dirhams per
chain activities kilogram).
related to the Work days created
fishing industry for construction
encouraging jobs in landing
greater access to sites, ports, and
national and wholesale market
international sites.
markets, while Active mobile fish
improving the vendors trained
fish quality and and equipped by
preserving the project.
resources.
Net annual income
of mobile fish
vendors (U.S.
dollars).
Mozambique...................... Farmer Income Survival rate of Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.
Support Project coconut seedlings
Objectives: To (percent).
protect and Coconut seedlings
restore income planted.
from coconuts and Farmers trained in
their derivatives surveillance and
and expand pest and disease
farmers' control for
productive coconuts.
capacity through Farmers trained in
income planting and post
diversification.. planting
management of
coconuts.
Hectares of
alternative crops
under production.
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Farmers trained in
alternative crop
production and
productivity
enhancing
strategies.
Farmers using
alternative crop
production and
productivity
enhancing
strategies
(percent).
Businesses
receiving
Business
Development Fund
grants.
Land Tenure People trained Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.
Project (paralegal
Objectives: courses at Legal
Establish and Judicial
efficient and Training Centre,
secure land general training
access for at National
households, Directorate for
communities, and Land and
investors. Forestry, etc.).
Land
administration
offices
established or
upgraded.
Land tenure
regularization
(LTR) urban
parcels mapped.
LTR land use
property rights
certificates
(DUATs) delivered
to the urban
beneficiaries.
LTR rural hectares
mapped.
LTR DUATs
delivered to the
rural
beneficiaries.
Community Land
Fund rural
hectares
formalized.
Community Land
Fund communities
land areas mapped.
Rehabilitation/ Percent of roads Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.
Construction of works contracts
Roads Project disbursed.
Objectives: To Kilometers of
increase access roads issued take-
to productive over certificates.
resources and
markets while
reducing
associated
transport costs.
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Water Supply and Value of municipal Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.
Sanitation sanitation and
Project drainage systems
Objectives: To construction
increase access contracts signed.
to reliable Amount disbursed
sources of for municipal
potable water sanitation and
supply in urban drainage
and rural areas construction
and improved contracts.
sanitation in Value of contracts
urban and peri- signed for
urban areas. construction of
water systems.
Percent of revised
construction
contract
disbursed for
water systems.
Rural water points
constructed.
Percent of rural
population of the
six intervention
districts with
access to
improved water
sources.
Amount disbursed
for rural water
points
construction
contracts (U.S.
dollars).
Persons trained in
hygiene and
sanitary best
practices.
Namibia......................... Agriculture Participating Participating Participating Participating Participating
Project households households households households households
Objectives: registered in the registered in the registered in the registered in the registered in the
Enhance the Community-Based Community-Based Community-Based Community-Based Community-Based
health and Rangeland and Rangeland and Rangeland and Rangeland and Rangeland and
marketing Livestock Livestock Livestock Livestock Livestock
efficiency of Management sub- Management sub- Management sub- Management sub- Management sub-
livestock in the activity. activity. activity. activity. activity.
Northern Communal Grazing areas with Grazing areas with Grazing areas with Grazing areas with Grazing areas with
Areas of Namibia documented documented documented documented documented
and to increase combined combined combined combined combined
income from management plans. management plans. management plans. management plans. management plans.
indigenous Parcels corrected Parcels corrected Parcels corrected Parcels corrected Parcels corrected
natural products or incorporated or incorporated or incorporated or incorporated or incorporated
accruing to the in land system. in land system. in land system. in land system. in land system.
poor nationwide.
Stakeholders Stakeholders Stakeholders Stakeholders Stakeholders
trained. trained. trained. trained. trained.
Cattle tagged with Cattle tagged with Cattle tagged with Cattle tagged with Cattle tagged with
RFID tags. RFID tags. RFID tags. RFID tags. RFID tags.
Value of grant Value of grant Value of grant Value of grant Value of grant
agreements signed agreements signed agreements signed agreements signed agreements signed
under the under the under the under the under the
Livestock Livestock Livestock Livestock Livestock
Efficiency Fund. Efficiency Fund. Efficiency Fund. Efficiency Fund. Efficiency Fund.
Farmers trained... Farmers trained... Farmers trained... Farmers trained... Farmers trained.
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Payment to Payment to Payment to Payment to Payment to
producers from producers from producers from producers from producers from
Indigenous Indigenous Indigenous Indigenous Indigenous
Natural Products Natural Products Natural Products Natural Products Natural Products
sales. sales. sales. sales. sales.
Grazing areas Grazing areas Grazing areas Grazing areas Grazing areas
doing combined doing combined doing combined doing combined doing combined
herding. herding. herding. herding. herding.
Legal and Legal and Legal and Legal and Legal and
regulatory regulatory regulatory regulatory regulatory
reforms adopted. reforms adopted. reforms adopted. reforms adopted. reforms adopted.
New state New state New state New state New state
veterinary veterinary veterinary veterinary veterinary
offices offices offices offices offices
operational. operational. operational. operational. operational.
Education Project Learners (any Learners (any Learners (any Learners (any Learners (any
Objectives: level) level) level) level) level)
Improve the participating in participating in participating in participating in participating in
quality of the the 47 schools the 47 schools the 47 schools the 47 schools the 47 schools
workforce in sub-activity. sub-activity. sub-activity. sub-activity. sub-activity.
Namibia by Educational Educational Educational Educational Educational
enhancing the facilities facilities facilities facilities facilities
equity and constructed, constructed, constructed, constructed, constructed,
effectiveness of rehabilitated, rehabilitated, rehabilitated, rehabilitated, rehabilitated,
basic vocational, equipped in the equipped in the equipped in the equipped in the equipped in the
and tertiary 47 schools 47 schools 47 schools 47 schools 47 schools
education and of sub[hyphen]activi sub[hyphen]activi sub[hyphen]activi sub[hyphen]activi sub[hyphen]activi
technical skills. ty. ty. ty. ty. ty.
Textbooks Textbooks Textbooks Textbooks Textbooks
delivered. delivered. delivered. delivered. delivered.
Educators trained Educators trained Educators trained Educators trained Educators trained
to be textbook to be textbook to be textbook to be textbook to be textbook
management management management management management
trainers. trainers. trainers. trainers. trainers.
Educators trained Educators trained Educators trained Educators trained Educators trained
to be textbook to be textbook to be textbook to be textbook to be textbook
utilization utilization utilization utilization utilization
trainers. trainers. trainers. trainers. trainers.
Visits to Namibia Visits to Namibia Visits to Namibia Visits to Namibia Visits to Namibia
accountable accountable accountable accountable accountable
entity assisted entity assisted entity assisted entity assisted entity assisted
regional study regional study regional study regional study regional study
and resource and resource and resource and resource and resource
centers. centers. centers. centers. centers.
Compliance rate Compliance rate Compliance rate Compliance rate Compliance rate
for National for National for National for National for National
Training Fund Training Fund Training Fund Training Fund Training Fund
levy. levy. levy. levy. levy.
Graduates from MCC- Graduates from MCC- Graduates from MCC- Graduates from MCC- Graduates from MCC-
supported supported supported supported supported
education education education education education
activities. activities. activities. activities. activities.
Percent of schools Percent of schools Percent of schools Percent of schools Percent of schools
with positions with positions with positions with positions with positions
filled to teach filled to teach filled to teach filled to teach filled to teach
information, information, information, information, information,
communication and communication and communication and communication and communication and
technology technology technology technology technology
literacy. literacy. literacy. literacy. literacy.
Regional study and Regional study and Regional study and Regional study and Regional study and
resource centers resource centers resource centers resource centers resource centers
opened to opened to opened to opened to opened to
visitors. visitors. visitors. visitors. visitors.
Percent of Percent of Percent of Percent of Percent of
positions at positions at positions at positions at positions at
regional study regional study regional study regional study regional study
and resource and resource and resource and resource and resource
centers staffed. centers staffed. centers staffed. centers staffed. centers staffed.
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Community skills Community skills Community skills Community skills Community skills
development development development development development
centers and arts centers and arts centers and arts centers and arts centers and arts
and crafts and crafts and crafts and crafts and crafts
centers completed. centers completed. centers completed. centers completed. centers
completed.
Modified National Modified National Modified National Modified National Modified National
Student Financial Student Financial Student Financial Student Financial Student Financial
Assistance Fund Assistance Fund Assistance Fund Assistance Fund Assistance Fund
management management management management management
information information information information information
system completed. system completed. system completed. system completed. system completed.
Tourism Project Tourists to Etosha Tourists to Etosha Tourists to Etosha Tourists to Etosha Tourists to Etosha
Objectives: Grow National Park. National Park. National Park. National Park. National Park
the Namibian Galton Gate Plan Galton Gate Plan Galton Gate Plan Galton Gate Plan Galton Gate Plan
tourism industry implemented. implemented. implemented. implemented. implemented.
with a focus on Unique visits on Unique visits on Unique visits on Unique visits on Unique visits on
increasing income Namibia Tourism Namibia Tourism Namibia Tourism Namibia Tourism Namibia Tourism
to households in Board website. Board website. Board website. Board website. Board website.
communal Leisure tourist Leisure tourist Leisure tourist Leisure tourist Leisure tourist
conservancies. arrivals. arrivals. arrivals. arrivals. arrivals.
North American North American North American North American North American
tourism tourism tourism tourism tourism
businesses businesses businesses businesses businesses
(travel agencies (travel agencies (travel agencies (travel agencies (travel agencies
and tour and tour and tour and tour and tour
operators) that operators) that operators) that operators) that operators) that
offer Namibian offer Namibian offer Namibian offer Namibian offer Namibian
tours or tour tours or tour tours or tour tours or tour tours or tour
packages. packages. packages. packages. packages.
Annual gross Annual gross Annual gross Annual gross Annual gross
revenue to revenue to revenue to revenue to revenue to
conservancies conservancies conservancies conservancies conservancies
receiving receiving receiving receiving receiving
assistance from assistance from assistance from assistance from assistance from
Namibia Namibia Namibia Namibia Namibia
accountable accountable accountable accountable accountable
entity (Namibian entity (Namibian entity (Namibian entity (Namibian entity (Namibian
dollars). dollars). dollars). dollars). dollars).
Amount of new Amount of new Amount of new Amount of new Amount of new
private sector private sector private sector private sector private sector
investment investment investment investment investment
secured by secured by secured by secured by secured by
conservancies conservancies conservancies conservancies conservancies
assisted by assisted by assisted by assisted by assisted by
Namibia Namibia Namibia Namibia Namibia
accountable accountable accountable accountable accountable
entity (Namibian entity (Namibian entity (Namibian entity (Namibian entity (Namibian
dollars). dollars). dollars). dollars). dollars).
Value of grants Value of grants Value of grants Value of grants Value of grants
issued by the issued by the issued by the issued by the issued by the
Conservancy Conservancy Conservancy Conservancy Conservancy
Development Development Development Development Development
Support Grant Support Grant Support Grant Support Grant Support Grant
Fund (Namibian Fund (Namibian Fund (Namibian Fund (Namibian Fund (Namibian
dollars). dollars). dollars). dollars). dollars).
Galton Gate Galton Gate Galton Gate Galton Gate Galton Gate
construction: construction: construction: construction: construction:
schedule schedule schedule schedule schedule
performance index. performance index. performance index. performance index. performance
index.
Ombika Gate Ombika Gate Ombika Gate Ombika Gate Ombika Gate
construction: construction: construction: construction: construction:
schedule schedule schedule schedule schedule
performance index. performance index. performance index. performance index. performance
index.
Philippines..................... Community New jobs in New jobs in New jobs in New jobs in New jobs in
Development tourism created tourism created tourism created tourism created tourism created
Grants Project. in conservancies. in conservancies. in conservancies. in conservancies. in conservancies.
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Completed KALAHI- Completed KALAHI- Completed KALAHI-
CIDSS (KC) sub- CIDSS (KC) sub- CIDSS (KC) sub-
projects projects projects
implemented in implemented in implemented in
compliance with compliance with compliance with
technical plans technical plans technical plans
and within and within and within
schedule and schedule and schedule and
budget. budget. budget.
Communities and/or Communities and/or Communities and/or Communities and/or
barangays with KC barangays with KC barangays with KC barangays with KC
sub-projects that sub-projects that sub-projects that sub-projects that
have a have a have a have a
sustainability sustainability sustainability sustainability
evaluation rating evaluation rating evaluation rating evaluation rating
of satisfactory of satisfactory of satisfactory of satisfactory
or better or better or better or better
(percent). (percent). (percent). (percent).
KALAHI-CIDSS Municipalities Municipalities Municipalities Percentage of Percentage of
Project that provide that provide that provide municipalities municipalities
Objectives: The their KC local their KC local their KC local that provide that provide
KALAHI-CIDSS (KC) counterpart counterpart counterpart their KC local their KC local
Project expects contributions contributions(LCC contributions counterpart counterpart
to improve the (LCC) based on ) based on their (LCC) based on contributions contributions
responsiveness of their LCC LCC delivery plan their LCC (LCC) based on (LCC) based on
local governments delivery plan (percent). delivery plan their LCC their LCC
to community (percent). (percent). delivery plan. delivery plan.
needs, encourage
communities to
engage in
development
activities, and
deliver benefits
to barangay
residents through
the individual
sub-projects.
Sub-projects Sub-projects
completed with completed with
100 percent 100 percent
physical physical
accomplishment. accomplishment.
Barangays that
have completed
all the trainings
during the social
preparation
stage.
Barangays that
have completed
Thematic
Environment
Management System
TEMS Training.
Barangays that
have completed
gender-related
training.
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Roads Project Kilometers of road Kilometers of road Kilometers of road Kilometers of road Value of road
Objectives: The sections sections sections sections construction
Secondary completed. completed. completed. completed. contracts
National Roads Value of road Value of road Value of road Value of road disbursed.
Development construction construction construction construction
Project expects contracts signed. contracts signed. contracts signed. contracts signed.
to lower vehicle Value of road Value of road Value of road Value of road
operating costs construction construction construction construction
and save the time contracts signed. contracts signed. contracts signed. contracts signed.
of those
Filipinos living
near the roads.
Project-affected Project-affected Project-affected Project-affected Project-affected
parties resettled. parties resettled. parties resettled. parties resettled. parties
resettled.
Kilometers of
roads with
vehicle-passable
(lanes).
Project-affected
entities
compensated
(female).
Revenue Successful case Successful case Successful case Successful case Successful case
Administration resolutions. resolutions. resolutions. resolutions. resolutions.
Reform Project
Objectives: The
Revenue
Administration
Reform Project
expects to
increase tax
revenues over
time and support
the Department of
Finance's
initiatives to
detect and deter
corruption within
its revenue
agencies.
Personnel charged Personnel charged Personnel charged Personnel charged Personnel charged
with graft, with graft, with graft, with graft, with graft,
corruption, corruption, corruption, corruption, corruption,
lifestyle and/or lifestyle and/or lifestyle and/or lifestyle and/or lifestyle and/or
criminal cases. criminal cases. criminal cases. criminal cases. criminal cases.
Revenue District Revenue District Revenue District Revenue District Revenue District
Offices using Offices using Offices using Offices using Offices using
electronic tax electronic tax electronic tax electronic tax electronic tax
information information information information information
system (percent). system (percent). system (percent). system (percent). system (percent).
Audit cases Audit cases Audit cases Percentage of Percentage of
performed using performed using performed using audit cases audit cases
automated audit automated audit automated audit performed using performed using
tools (percent). tools (percent). tools (percent). automated audit automated audit
tools. tools.
Average time taken Average time taken Average time taken Average time taken
to complete to complete to complete to complete
investigation investigation investigation investigation
(days). (days). (days). (days).
Audits............ Audits............ Audits............ Percentage of
automatically-
generated audits.
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Audits completed Audits completed Audits completed
in compliance in compliance in compliance
with prescribed with prescribed with prescribed
period of 120 period of 120 period of 120
days (percent). days (percent). days (percent).
Percentage of
audits completed
in compliance
with prescribed
period of 180
days.
Revenue collection
per audit
(millions of
Philippine
pesos).
Revenue from new
and existing
business
registrants.
Senegal......................... Irrigation Tons of irrigated Tons of irrigated Rice paddy Rice paddy Rice paddy
Objectives: rice production. rice production. production (tons). production (tons). production
Improve Hectares under Hectares under Hectares under Hectares under (tons).
productivity of production. production. production. production across Hectares under
the agricultural cropping seasons. production across
sector. cropping season.
Percent of Percent of Percent disbursed Percent disbursed Percent disbursed
disbursement on disbursement on of irrigation of irrigation of irrigation
the construction the construction construction construction construction
contracts signed contracts signed contracts. contracts. contracts.
for the for the
irrigation irrigation
infrastructures infrastructures
in the Delta and in the Delta and
the Ngallenka. the Ngallenka.
New conflicts New conflicts Conflicts Conflicts Conflicts
resolved resolved successfully successfully successfully
(percent). (percent). mediated. mediated. mediated.
People trained on People trained on Participants in Participants in Participants in
land security land security the training the training the training
tools. tools. modules on land modules on land modules on land
tenure security tenure security tenure security
tools. tools. tools.
Women trained on Women trained on Participants in Participants in Participants in
land security land security the training the training the training
tools. tools. modules on land modules on land modules on land
tenure security tenure security tenure security
tools (female). tools (female). tools (female).
Cropping intensity Cropping intensity Cropping intensity Cropping intensity Cropping intensity
(hectares under (hectares under (hectares under (hectares under (hectares under
production per production per production per production per production per
year/cultivable year/cultivable year/cultivable year/cultivable year/cultivable
hectares) (Delta hectares) (Delta hectares) (Delta hectares) (Delta hectares) (Delta
Activity). Activity). Activity). Activity). Activity).
Cropping intensity Cropping intensity Cropping intensity Cropping intensity Cropping intensity
(hectares under (hectares under (hectares under (hectares under (hectares under
production per production per production per production per production per
year/cultivable year/cultivable year/cultivable year/cultivable year/cultivable
hectares) (Podor hectares) (Podor hectares) (Podor hectares) (Podor hectares) (Podor
Activity). Activity). Activity). Activity). Activity).
Value of the Value of the Value of the Value of the Value of the
construction construction construction construction construction
contracts signed contracts signed contracts signed contracts signed contracts signed
for the for the for the for the for the
irrigation irrigation irrigation irrigation irrigation
infrastructure in infrastructure in infrastructure in infrastructure in infrastructure in
the Delta. the Delta. the Delta. the Delta. the Delta.
Value of the Value of the Value of the Value of the Value of the
construction construction construction construction construction
contracts signed contracts signed contracts signed contracts signed contracts signed
for the for the for the for the for the
irrigation irrigation irrigation irrigation irrigation
infrastructure in infrastructure in infrastructure in infrastructure in infrastructure in
Ngallenka. Ngallenka. Ngallenka. Ngallenka. Ngallenka.
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Potentially Potentially
irrigable lands irrigable lands
area (Delta and area (Delta and
Ngallenka) Ngallenka)
(hectares). (hectares).
Total area with Total area with Total area with
improved improved improved
irrigation irrigation irrigation
infrastructure infrastructure infrastructure
(Delta and (Delta and (Delta and
Ngallenka) Ngallenka) Ngallenka)
(hectares). (hectares). (hectares).
Temporary
employment
generated in
irrigation
(number
employed).
Hectares
formalized
(having a land
allocation title
and registered).
Roads Project Percent of Percent of Percent disbursed Percent disbursed Percent disbursed
Objectives: disbursements for disbursements for of road of road of road
Expand Access to the contract the contract construction construction construction
Markets and signed for the signed for the contracts. contracts. contracts.
Services. constructions of constructions of
the National Road the National Road
(RN) #2 and (RN) #2 and
National Road National Road
(RN) #6. (RN) #6.
Kilometers of Kilometers of Kilometers of Kilometers of Kilometers of
roads roads roads roads roads
rehabilitated on rehabilitated on rehabilitated on rehabilitated on rehabilitated on
the RN#2. the RN#2. the RN#2. the RN#2. the RN#2.
International International Roughness (RN#2).. Roughness (RN#2).. Roughness (RN#2).
Roughness Index Roughness Index
on the RN#2. on the RN#2.
International International Roughness (RN#6).. Roughness (RN#6).. Roughness (RN#6).
Roughness Index Roughness Index
on the RN#6. on the RN#6.
Value of contracts Value of contracts Value of signed Value of signed Value of signed
signed for the signed for the road construction road construction road construction
construction of construction of contracts. contracts. contracts.
the RN#2 and the the RN#2 and the
RN#6. RN#6.
Kilometers of Kilometers of Kilometers of Kilometers of Kilometers of
roads roads rehabilitated rehabilitated rehabilitated
rehabilitated on rehabilitated on roads on RN#6. roads on RN#6. roads on RN#6.
the RN#6. the RN#6.
Kilometers of Kilometers of Kilometers of Kilometers of
roads covered by roads covered by roads under roads under
the contract for the contract for design of the design of the
the studies, the the studies, the RN#2. RN#2.
supervision and supervision and
management of the management of the
RN#2. RN#2.
Kilometers of Kilometers of Kilometers of Kilometers of
roads covered by roads covered by roads under roads under
the contract for the contract for design of the design of the
the studies, the the studies, the RN#6. RN#6.
supervision and supervision and
management of the management of the
RN#6. RN#6.
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Temporary
employment
generated in road
construction
(number
employed).
Tanzania........................ Energy Sector Current power Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.
Project customers
Objectives: (Zanzibar
Increased value Interconnector
added. Activity).
Transmission and
distribution
substations
capacity
(megawatt peak)
(Zanzibar
Interconnector
Activity).
Technical and non-
technical losses
(Zanzibar)
(percent).
Kilometers of 132
kilovolt (kv)
lines constructed.
Percent disbursed
on overhead lines
contract.
Current power
customers
(Malagarsi
Hydropower and
Kigoma
Distribution
Activity).
Capacity of
photovoltaic (PV)
systems installed
(kilowatt peak).
Current power
customers (all
six project
regions in
Mainland).
Kilometers of 33/
11 kV lines
constructed.
Transmission and
distribution
substations
capacity
(megavolt ampere)
(all six project
regions in
Mainland).
Technical and non-
technical losses
(all six project
regions in
Mainland and
Kigoma) (percent).
Cost recovery
ratio.
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Transport Sector Percent disbursed Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.
Project on construction
Objectives: contracts.
Increased cash Surfacing
crop revenue; complete: Tunduma-
Increased Sumbawanga
aggregate visitor (percent).
spending.
Surfacing
complete: Tanga-
Horohoro
(percent).
Surfacing
complete:
Namtumbo-Songea
(percent).
Surfacing
complete:
Peramiho-Mbinga
(percent).
Kilometers of
roads completed
(taken over)
(Mainland Roads
Activity).
Pemba: Percent
disbursed on
construction
contract.
Surfacing
complete: Pemba
(percent).
Kilometers of
roads completed
(taken over)
(Zanzibar Rural
Roads Activity).
Road maintenance
expenditures:
Mainland Trunk
Roads (percent).
Road maintenance
expenditures:
Zanzibar Rural
Roads (percent).
Runway surfacing
complete
(percent).
Water Sector Volume of water Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed.... Compact closed
Project produced
Objectives: (millions of
Increased liters per day)
investment in (Lower Ruvu Plant
human and Expansion
physical capital; Activity).
Reduced Operations and
prevalence of maintenance cost
water-related recovery
diseases. (percent) (Lower
Ruvu Plant
Expansion
Activity).
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Volume of water
produced
(millions of
liters per day)
(Morogoro Water
Supply Activity).
Operations and
Maintenance Cost
Recovery
(percent)
(Morogoro Water
Supply Activity).
Zambia.......................... Water Supply, Measures pending.. Measures pending.. Percent disbursed Percent disbursed Percent disbursed
Sanitation and of water and of water and of water and
Drainage Project sanitation sanitation sanitation
Objectives: construction construction construction
Increase access contracts. contracts. contracts.
to clean water to Volume of water Volume of water Volume of water
generate time and produced (cubic produced (cubic produced (cubic
cost savings for meters per day). meters per day). meters per day).
beneficiaries. Proposals received Proposals received Proposals
Grantees.......... Grantees.......... received.
Grantees.
People trained in People trained in People trained in
social and gender social and gender social and gender
integration and integration and integration and
social inclusion. social inclusion. social inclusion.
People trained in People trained in People trained in
social and gender social and gender social and gender
integration and integration and integration and
social inclusion social inclusion social inclusion
(female). (female). (female).
People trained in People trained in People trained in
social and gender social and gender social and gender
integration and integration and integration and
social inclusion social inclusion social inclusion
(male). (male). (male).
Meters installed Meters installed Meters installed
or replaced. or replaced. or replaced.
Value of Value of
compensation for compensation for
displaced displaced
businesses and businesses and
households (U.S. households (U.S.
dollars). dollars).
Value of water, Value of water,
sanitation and sanitation and
drainage drainage
construction construction
contracts signed contracts signed
(U. S. dollars). (U. S. dollars).
Households and Households and
businesses businesses
displaced. displaced.
People trained in
hygiene and
sanitary best
practices.
People trained in
hygiene and
sanitary best
practices
(female).
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People trained in
hygiene and
sanitary best
practices (male).
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619(b)--Transfer or Allocation of Funds
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United States agency to which
funds were transferred or Amount Description of
allocated program or project
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None.......................... None............. None.
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