EuropeAid Financial Contributions to the World Bank Group in 2004

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EuropeAid Financial Contributions to the World Bank Group in 2004 AIDCO F4-9 September 2005

EuropeAid financial contributions to World Bank Group in 2004 These statistics provide two sets of data: the first concerns the grants awarded, the second concerns the payments made. 1. For the grants, all of which were awarded as contributions to trust funds, the sources were the two Information Systems used by EuropeAid (*). The data here presented include the list of grants awarded in 2004 (**) and the corresponding main features as the title, amount, start/end date, beneficiary country and the OLAS/ CRIS numbers for obtaining from the Information Systems further information as the responsible persons, reports, payments made. Two charts have been added on the geographical share of the 2004 contributions, one which takes into consideration the Highly Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC: the programme for cancelling the debt of the poorest countries) and one which omits it. In addition, two graphs show the development of EuropeAid contributions since 1999, one with HIPC and the other without (***). These graphs indicate that Europeaid contributions were modest until 2001 and that they increased steadily after the signature of the Framework Agreement in November 2001. 2. For payments the source was the accounting department of the World Bank Trust Fund division. A table shows payments during period 1997-2004 for each trust fund. It should be noted that the title given by the World Bank does not always coincide with that recorded in EuropeAid Information Systems. A graph has been added on payments' development since 1997. (*) OLAS for aid programmes funded out of the European Development Fund (to Africa, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP), approximately 3 billion per year) and CRIS for aid programmes funded out of the general Commission budget (to the remaining countries, approximately 4 billion per year). (**) signed by both EuropeAid and the World Bank between 1 January and 31 December. (***) HIPC contributions, which total 887,5 million (of which 680 funded in 2000 and 200 in 2003 out of the European Development Fund and 7,5 funded in 2003 from the Commission budget), have been accounted according to annual payments, and not amounts annually contracted.

EuropeAid annual financial contributions to the World Bank Group 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 funded from the Commission Development Budget since 1999 4,10-1,70 HIPC 32,80 included 17,66 135,80 298,78 funded from the European Development Fund(*) 0,70 0,00 305,57 259,99 461,96 192,58 TOTAL (EDF+Budget) 4,80 1,70 338,37 277,65 597,76 491,36 (*)HIPC contributions ( 680 million contracted in 2000 + 200 million contracted in 2003) have been accounted according to amounts paid annually as resulting from WB data, as follows: funded from the Commission Budget million 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 HIPC 0,00 0,00 282,36 226,51 184,12 134,22 827,21 other EDF as resulting from OLAS 0,70 0,00 23,21 33,48 277,84 funded 58,36 from the 393,59 0,70 0,00 305,57 259,99 461,96 192,58 European Development Fund(*) TOTAL (EDF+Budget) 0 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 year Nota: the peak in 2003 is due to the 230 million contribution to the Trust Fund for Fight against AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria 9 September 2005

EuropeAid annual financial contributions to the World Bank Group 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 funded from the Commission Development Budget since 1999 4,10 - HIPC 1,70not 32,80 included 17,66 135,80 298,78 funded from the European Development Fund 0,70 0,00 23,20 33,48 277,84 58,36 TOTAL (EDF+Budget) 450 4,80 1,70 56,00 51,14 413,64 357,14 million 400 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 funded from the Commission Budget funded from the European Development Fund TOTAL (EDF+Budget) 0 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Nota: the peak in 2003 is due to the 230 million contribution to the trust fund for Fight against AIDS, Tubercolosis and Malaria 9 September 2005

Contracts awarded by EuropeAid and signed by the World Bank in 2004 World Bank LEF 6000055558 Progamme/Contracts Numbers Domain CRIS/OLAS References WB Trust Funds Numbers TF References Projects Title Beneficiary Regions EC : Single/ Multi-donor MED/2004 82205 IRAQ IRFFI Proche Orient SD MED/2004 91315 53450 DEV Yemen Proche Orient SD MED/2004 85339 WestBankGaza ESSP Proche Orient MD Administration Agreement MED/2004 86992 53218 Public Financial Reform Proche Orient SD FOOD/2004 87271 Agricultural Research Tous Pays SD ASIE/2004 84875 50576 Afghanistan ARTF Asie SD ASIE/2004 84906 50576 (NSP) Afghanistan ARTF Asie SD ASIE/2004 82219 Timor-Leste Asie MD CARDS/2004 77564 52657 Croatia - Cadastre Europe SD ENV/2004 86364 53912 FLEG (Forest Law) Tous Pays MD SANTE/2004 81520 Contri GF/2004 Tous Pays SD SANTE/2004 85369 Amend to Sante agreement Tous Pays SD TACIS/2004 88688 Adm barries SME (Ukraine) Tacis Regions MD TACIS/2004 91241 Land Reform (Russia) Tacis Regions MD TACIS/2004 91242 Corp.Social Resp (Russia) Tacis Regions MD SANTE/2004 98604 interests global Grant Tous Pays SD INFODEV/2004 FED/RPR/12764 Thematic Study ICT Sector Tous Pays SD 9 ACP ANG 1 #1 016-398 AA. TF 053490 9 ACP ANG 3 #1 016-398 AA. TF 053490 Dates Sign. Contractor/EC Programme of Support to the Social Fund FAS III ENV.A : Non focal sector : good governance (total Costs - EU Contribution : 45,000,000 ) Angola Afrique SD 22/09/2004 Programme of Support to the Social Fund FAS III ENV.A : Non focal sector : good governance (total Costs - EU Contribution : 45,000,000 ) Angola Afrique SD 22/09/2004 9 ACP RPR 14 / 1 Microfinance Framework Prog Tous Pays SD 01/12/2004 Start&End Dates Amounts 05/05/2004 04/05/2004 15/05/2004 15/05/2005 80 000 000,00 30/11/2004 01/01/2005 30/11/2004 31/12/2007 8 000 000,00 28/07/2004 01/07/2004 05/08/2004 13/08/2005 22 750 000,00 30/07/2004 27/07/2004 30/07/2004 27/07/2005 65 000 000,00 30/11/2004 01/12/2004 28/09/2004 01/12/2008 22 350 000,00 26/06/2004 26/06/2004 23/06/2004 26/03/2006 30 000 000,00 10/08/2004 11/08/2004 09/08/2004 11/05/2006 15 000 000,00 28/06/2004 29/06/2004 22/06/2004 29/06/2008 6 854 530,00 18/02/2004 19/02/2004 16/02/2004 19/02/2006 2 000 000,00 16/12/2004 16/12/2004 02/12/2004 30/06/2008 3 100 000,00 29/04/2004 1/06/2004 19/04/2004 31/05/2005 500 000,00 27/07/2004 28/07/2004 16/07/2004 28/07/2005 42 000 000,00 27/11/2004 27/11/2004 12/11/2004 27/01/2006 500 000,00 20/12/2004 01/01/2005 15/12/2004 31/12/2005 274 645,00 16/12/2004 01/01/2005 14/12/2004 31/12/2005 136 020,00 28/12/2004 27/12/2004 30/06/2006 319 713,42 02/2004 addendum on 17/12/2003 29/10/2004 31/01/2005 245 000,00 22/09/2004 31/01/2007 29 000 000,00 22/09/2004 31/01/2007 16 000 000,00 01/12/2004 30/11/2008 5 115 000,00 9 ACP RPR 1 #1 / SSATP Programme Agreement (Sub Saharian African Transport) (total Costs - EU Contribution : 8,000,000 ) Afrique MD 10/02/2004 01/03/2004 31/12/2008 8 000 000,00 357 144 908,42 06/07/2005 21/09/2005 Vers 9 (9.09.2005) - Statistics TF 2004.xls

EuropeAid Financial Contributions granted to the World Bank Group in 2004 Near East 175 750 000,00 36,5 36,5 Geographical share with HIPC Africa 178 000 000,00 36,9 37 Asia 52 765 185,00 10,9 11 Europe 2 000 000,00 0,04 0,5 Europe 0.5% All Countries 15% Asia 11% All Countries 73 629 713,42 4,84 15 482 144 898,42 100 Africa 37% Near East 36.5% Total Amount : 482 million Near East Africa Asia Europe All Countries 9 September 2005

EuropeAid Financial Contributions granted to the World Bank Group in 2004 Geographical Share without HIPC Regions Near East 175 750 000,00 49 Africa 53 000 000,00 15 All Countries Asia 52 765 185,00 15 Europe 20% 2 000 000,00 0,5 All Countries 73 629 713,42 20,5 357 144 898,42 100 Total Amount 2004 357.14 million Europe 1% Asia 15% Near East 49% Near East Africa Asia Europe All Countries Africa 15% 9 September 2005

Payments 1997-2004 1 997 1 998 1 999 2 000 2 001 2 002 2 003 2 004 Total GLOBAL/REGIONAL PROGRAMS/ACTIVITIES Africa Water Resources Management Initiative (AWRMI) 427 420 70 621 498 041 African Virtual University (AVU) 469 742 469 742 ASEM-EU Asian Financial Crisis Response 7 338 750 3 865 275 2 533 650 9 863 500 7 438 500 31 039 675 ACP/EU Commodities Risk Management TF 784 266 830 516 1 614 782 Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research 13 917 233 24 638 258 25 391 992 27 169 140 91 116 623 Environmental Action Plan for Gulf of Aquaba 53 975 257 849 16 331 328 154 Demobilization and Reintegration Program 8 858 000 8 858 000 Global Coalition for Africa 403 300-201 280 176 250 378 270 Global Fund for Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria 127 614 500 262 650 200 390 264 700 InfoDev 1 153 703 1 153 703 Capacity building - competition and trade 307 596 307 596 Clean air initiative in sub-saharan african cities 312 427 312 427 EC/WB joint office for south east europe(brussels) 406 701 406 701 Private participation in mediterranean infrastructure-phase 2 0 Study on appropriate pri systems to support smi's in meda region 115 621 115 621 Trade Poverty and Environment 869 253 869 253 Greater Great Lakes Demobilization and Reintegration 10 698 000 10 698 000 Highly Indebted Poor Countries 282 357 138 226 512 312 184 122 000 134 225 104 827 216 555 KCP-Investment Climate and Trade and Integration TF 163 015 163 015 Land Market Liberalization and the Welfare of the Rural Poor 167 481 167 481 Forest Law Enforcement and Governance 451 745 451 745 MNA - Regional Initiative for Dryland Management 1 673 475 1 673 475 Managing The Environment Locally In Sub-Saharan Africa 311 122 180 113 192 174 165 712 849 121 Mediterranean and Middle East Water Initiative 333 385 333 385 Mediterranean Environmental Technical Assistance Programme 219 943 217 164 403 024 2 325 890 2 224 900 5 390 920 Pilot Program to Preserve the Brazilian Rain Forest 6 885 529 6 164 289 7 179 330 1 278 060 2 327 623 9 971 073 33 805 903 Public Expenditure & Financial Accountability (PEFA) 752 726 143 116 895 842 Public-Private Infrastructure Development In MENA 122 085 208 780 217 785 382 339 290 736 357 373 429 805 467 730 2 476 633 Special Program For Africa (SPA) 78 063 78 063 Sub-Saharan Africa Transport Program (SSATP) 79 582 68 339 4 889 800 5 037 720 Tacis Program for Joint EC/World Bank Office 262 230 354 345 616 575 The Economics of an HIV/AIDS Vaccine in the Developing Countries 375 009 117 381 492 389 World Bank Institute 1 030 781 759 354 224 259 229 716 174 198 465 832 2 884 141 Sub Total: 8 703 016 8 267 336 7 813 548 10 644 652 303 743 154 267 854 789 359 304 658 454 633 098 1 420 964 251 COFINANCING PROGRAMS/SUB-NATIONAL ACTIVITIES East Timor Trust Funds 16 266 250 29 704 628 8 784 000 54 754 878 EU Health Programme for East Timor 10 240 313 10 240 313 Eritrea Demobilization and Reintegration Program 16 856 775 16 856 775 Pakistan, Second Social Program Project (SAPPII) 16 480 600 12 689 600 29 170 200 Croatia-Real Property Registration and Cadastre Project 2 798 125 2 798 125 Tonga Cyclone Emergency Recovery and Management Project 649 444 649 444 West Bank/Gaza Trust Funds 10 092 000 25 303 549 35 395 549 Sub Total: 0 0 0 0 32 746 850 42 394 228 19 525 444 55 198 761 149 865 283

COUNTRY PROGRAMS/ACTIVITIES Algeria-Agricultural Sector Adjustment Loan 19 215 19 215 Afghanistan Reconstruction 32 217 675 36 112 800 68 330 475 Madagascar-EP2 - Donor Secretariat 152 303 152 303 Montenegro-Assistance to Establishment and Investment Promotion Agency 158 475 158 475 Morocco-Competitiveness Study 359 904 359 904 China-Energy Conservation Project 3 837 483 889 280 4 726 763 Albania-Unwind Insolvent Fund-Raisers-EC Grant 1 060 512 236 496 1 297 008 Pakistan-MSU For Social Action Program 219 231 216 285 102 753-1 016 537 253 Bangladesh-Health and Population Program Project 30 014 130 786 819 30 800 949 Budapest Roma Conference 171 998 171 998 Iraq Holding Trust Fund 94 497 852 94 497 852 Iraq- World Bank Iraq Trust Fund 3 626 550 3 626 550 Republic of Congo-Capacity Building Support 5 727 000 5 727 000 Mozambique Enterprise Development Project 1 904 232 1 904 232 Madagascar Environment Program 152 481 152 481 Sub Total: 4 197 387 219 231 2 166 077 358 464-1 016 30 014 130 40 001 388 135 506 796 212 462 457 CONSULTANT TRUST FUNDS/STAFF PROGRAMS Secondments, Staff Exchange Programs, Professional Development Programs 114 977 114 977 Sub Total: 0 114 977 0 0 0 0 0 0 114 977 OTHER WORLD BANK GROUP ACTIVITIES IFC Technical Assistance Trust Fund Program 5 852 000 5 852 000 Sub Total: 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 852 000 0 5 852 000 Grant Total: 12 900 403 8 601 544 9 979 626 11 003 116 336 488 988 340 263 147 424 683 491 645 338 655 1 789 258 969 Note: This information was drawn from the Bank's internal accounting system for the trust fund portfolio. It is not audited. This infomation uses the cash basis of accounting which differs from the generally accepted accounting principles. Under the cash basis of accounting, receipts are recorded when collected rather than when pledged.

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 with HIPC 12,90 8,60 9,98 11,00 336,49 340,26 424,68 645,39 Annual Payments without HIP 12,90 8,60 9,98 11,00 54,13 113,75 240,46 511,16 million US $ 700,00 600,00 500,00 400,00 300,00 200,00 with HIPC without HIPC 100,00 0,00 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004