Management Target for 2010 Summary
...and more donor money to continue to flow
EU member
states, 3.8%
US$ 173 mln
Norway, 0.9%
US$40 mln
Switzerland, 0.4%
US$19 mln
Other, 0.6%
US$29 mln
Japan, 4.4%
US$200 mln
European
Community,
14.1%
US$638 mln
United
States, 22.0%
US$1,000 mln
Financial
institutions &
organizations,
53.7%
US$2,438 mln
Asian
Development.
Bank, 6.6%
US$ 300 mln
European
Investment
Bank, 7.3%
US$329.6 mln
EBRD, 20.4%
US$926.84 mln
IFC, 7.7%
US$350 mln
World Bank,
11.7%
US$ 530 mln
COEB, 0.03%
US$1.32 mln
500 kv. power transmission line (EBRD, EIB, KfW)
East-West highway improvement project (WB, Japan)
Adjara bypass road (ADB)
Vaziani-Gombori-Telavi road (WB)
Total pledged funds (October 2008):
South Georgia road (MCG)
Secondary and local roads (WB)
Rehabilitation of infrastructure facilities in Batumi (KfW)
Regional and municipal infrastructure development projects (ADB, EBRD)
US$4.5 bn
US$750 mln
Entered into contractual commitment for US$ 3 bn of which circa US$ 1.4 bn disbursed as of YE 2009
IMF's Stand-By arrangement (September 2008):
In addition...
Approved access to US$1,189 million under SBA by IMF until June 2011 (August 2009)
The U.S. committed US$124 million investment in energy infrastructure development (February 2010)
US$70 million from ADB for infrastructure repairs in 2009
Source: Ministry of Finance of Georgia
Lobko
BANK OF GEORGIA
www.bog.ge/ir
May 2010
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