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The following operations were approved in recent weeks by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), the
Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC) and the Multilateral Investment Fund (MIF):
Argentina A $10 million IIC loan and a $20 million IIC syndicated loan to Banco Río de la Plata, S.A., to provide small and medium-size companies with medium-term financing. A $6 million MIF investment in Argentina Risk Capital Fund for Small Enterprises to provide equity and quasi-equity to support small businesses. A $5 million IDB loan to support the process of shaping and strengthening foreign trade policy. Belize Bolivia Brazil A $10 million IDB loan from ordinary capital and a $10 million syndicated loan to expand and upgrade a toll road in Rio de Janeiro owned and operated on a concession basis by Linha Amarela, S.A. A $5 million IDB loan to support the process of shaping and strengthening foreign trade policy. A $898,950 grant from the Japan Special Fund to support the creation of decentralized energy services based on renewable sources in isolated communities. Colombia
A $36 million IDB loan to start an educational reform process that will decentralize school management, increase efficiency and social equity in the allocation of resources, and improve quality of educational services. Dominican
Republic A $1.08 million MIF grant to help establish a new institutional and legal framework for the water supply and sanitation sector. El Salvador A $3,436,000 IDB loan to help the Legislative Assembly become more efficient, effective and transparent through changes in procedures, administration and information technology. Guyana Honduras Jamaica Nicaragua A $1.8 million grant from the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation to help the government strengthen the management of its social policy. Peru A $1 million MIF grant to strengthen the regulation and supervision of credit unions. Regional A $2.8 million MIF grant to help universities provide training in infrastructure privatization, regulation and
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