+ Follow EUAN MARSHALL Tag
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[Title] => IFC to fund study on alternative energy sources
[Summary] => The International Finance Corp. (IFC), the private sector investment arm of the World Bank Group, is planning to provide financial assistance for the conduct of an intensive study on the development of renewable energy and biofuels in the Philippines.
The IFC said the study will be coordinated by its technical assistance facility, the Private Enterprise Partnership for the Philippines (PEPP), which is currently accepting proposals from local and foreign consultants to undertake the study.
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[Title] => IFC launches $10-M program for Mindanao
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — The International Finance Corp. (IFC), the World Bank’s private investment arm, kicked off yesterday its $10-million program for Mindanao.
"The opportunities are here and in a way we would also like to help create opportunities for Mindanao," said Chris Richards, IFC Jakarta-based general manager.
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[Title] => IFC raising $12M for Philippine microfinance
[Summary] => After dipping its manicured fingers into Philippine private businesses, the International Finance Corp. (IFC) is preparing to test its expertise in microfinance.
It has already opened up a $5-million technical assistance (TA) facility for microfinance, and is holding talks with tthe Australian government and the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) for additional assistance.
"We want to bring that up to $12 million," Euan Marshall, IFC country coordinator for PEP in the Philippines, said.
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The IFC said the study will be coordinated by its technical assistance facility, the Private Enterprise Partnership for the Philippines (PEPP), which is currently accepting proposals from local and foreign consultants to undertake the study.
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"The opportunities are here and in a way we would also like to help create opportunities for Mindanao," said Chris Richards, IFC Jakarta-based general manager.
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[Summary] => After dipping its manicured fingers into Philippine private businesses, the International Finance Corp. (IFC) is preparing to test its expertise in microfinance.
It has already opened up a $5-million technical assistance (TA) facility for microfinance, and is holding talks with tthe Australian government and the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) for additional assistance.
"We want to bring that up to $12 million," Euan Marshall, IFC country coordinator for PEP in the Philippines, said.
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