Urban Financing Partnership Facility: Annual Progress Report: January–December 2012
Asian Development Bank | February 2013
Abstract
This annual report covering the period from 1 January to 31 December 2012 informs on the operational results and overall implementation progress of the Urban Financing Partnership Facility (UFPF).
The Urban Financing Partnership Facility (UFPF) was established in November 2009 with the Government of Sweden initial commitment of $14 million (and an additional commitment of $7 million in 2011) to the Urban Environmental Infrastructure Fund (UEIF) for investment co-financing and technical assistance (and a guarantee facility of $70 million) for urban environmental infrastructure that benefits the poor. The aim of the UFPF is to raise and utilize development partner funds for investment co-financing in urban environmental infrastructure projects and support a wide range of technical assistance to help lay the groundwork for such projects.
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Asian Development Bank. 2013. Urban Financing Partnership Facility: Annual Progress Report: January–December 2012. © Asian Development Bank. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/2201. License: CC BY 3.0 IGO.Keywords
Cofinancing
Development Financing
Economic Development and Finance
Finance
Financial Advisory Services
Financial Assistance
Financial Support
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