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PROJECT PARTNERS FOR FUNDS/TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE (As of April 15, 2004)

I. List of Possible Sources of FUNDING

Funding Source Implementing-Agency Project Title Project Description Project Start-Closing

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Coverage Loan Amount (M)

1. AECI Spanish Agency for International Cooperation (AECI)

Ms. Monica Corrales Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Reyes Catolicos 4, 28040 Madrid, SPAIN Agency for International Cooperation, Plaza de la Provincia 1, 28071 Madrid, SPAIN tel: +91 583 8554/ +34 1 537100 fax: +91 583 855/ +34 1 3102730

Spanish Agency for International Cooperation (AECI) – an autonomous agency that promotes the socio-economic, cultural, institutional and political growth of developing countries.

Policy objective: Achieve the protection of natural resources -The most immediate objectives of bilateral cooperation include the improvement of living and sanitary conditions, food production, creation of jobs, increase of income and as a result stopping migration from rural areas. - Assistance to national and international organizations by providing experts, trainers to the assisted countries and financing, control and evaluation of the developments of projects

2. Carl Duisberg Gesselschaft (CDG)/Germany

Dr. Peter Mueller-Rockstroh coordination office for the ASEAN Cityland 10 Tower II R.407 Ayala Ave., 6817 North 1226 Makati City, M.M. Tel: 812-6750/80 Fax: 893/6173 Email: [email protected] Website: www.cdg.de

Carl Duisberg Gesselschaft (CDG) is a German Foundation for international training and human resources development. It offers advanced and practice-based training in a variety of fields to executives and professional staff from the public and natural resources protection and sustainable use, urban infrastructure and environmentally sound development, information and communication technologies, investment promotion, management and marketing skills and environmental management systems and tools for SMEs.

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.cdg.de/

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3. Canadian International Development. Agency (CIDA)/Canada

NEDA Maricon Pobanes Economic Development Specialist I Tel : 631-3748/59

Local Government Support Program

Private Enterprise Accelerated Resource Linkages (Pearl), Phase 2 or PEARL2

a) Business and industry associations (i.e., business councils and chambers of

commerce) working with SMEs; b) Research, academic and educational institutions having SME programs; c) NGOs and foundations; and

d) Government departments and agencies mandated to provide SME services.

Provides technical assistance to specific local governments to build their capacity to carry out the devolved functions of government and to plan, implement and evaluate development projects in their jurisdictions. Specifically, the technical assistance supports local government management, service delivery, resource generation and management, and participatory governance. The programs works to build alliances and partnerships between and among local government units, local resource providers, civil society organizations, and the private sector, and to ensure that the concerns of gender equality, environmental soundness, poverty reduction, and peace and unity are addressed by local governments. The Project’s primary purpose is to support the development of small and medium enterprises that create meaningful jobs for both men and women. This is to be achieved through strengthening the capacity of business support organizations (BSOs) so that these organizations will be able to deliver better support and services to their SME constituents.

1999-2005

Region VI, IX, X, XI, XII, XIII, ARMM Nationwide

US$ 11.430 US$ 2.0 Maximum per project; Total project cost shared 50-50 with PEARL2 and BSO

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4. CBI Center of Imports from Developing Countries (CBI)

A.H.M. Lansink CBI P.O. Box 30009 3001 DA Rotterdam, The Netherlands Tel: (010) 2013434 fax: (010) 4114081 email: [email protected] Webpage: www.cbi.nl

The task of CBI is to strengthen competitiveness of companies from developing countries on the EU market. CBI assists developing countries in strengthening their export capabilities towards the European Union and the Netherlands market in particular. To this respect, CBI offers technical and financial assistance at different levels, adapted to the institutional and market circumstances in each developing country. Its' main programs are: A. Export Development B. Human Resource Development C. Market Information D. Business Support Organization Development E. Trade Intermediary Services

F. Multilateral funds

- Potential exporters in developing countries - BSOs - Importers

5. Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ) GmbH/Germany

GTZ Office Manila PDCP Bank Centre, 9th Flr.Herrera cor. L.P Leviste Sts. Salcedo Village, Makati City Tel: 812-3165 Fax: 753-1441 Email: gtz/[email protected] Website: www.gtz.de/philippines

Has been operating as a service company in international development cooperation since 1975. The primary goal of GTZ’s work is to improve the living and sustain the natural basis for life. To realize these targets, GTZ has more than 11,000 employees, of which more than 8,000 people are locally contracted in more than 120 countries through the world. With its 20 German and International Experts as well as its more than 120 Filipino specialists, GTZ concentrates in the cooperation with the Philippines in supporting market-oriented economic development, management of natural resources and the health sector. Crosscutting issues are good governance, promotion of public private partnerships and poverty reduction. GTZ maintains a strong presence in the Philippines through its country office in Manila, which also serves as regional focal point for the Pacific Islands and Papua-new Guinea.


mailto:gtz/[email protected]

http://www.gtz.de/philippines

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6. European Union EU-Asia Invest Programme The Asia-Invest Programme is designed to help companies internationalize their business strategies and to facilitate business cooperation between companies in the European Union and South and South East Asia and China. The activities of the project must take place under one of the following components, for which grant support may be offered: ASIA VENTURE – Small-scale business to business missions between Europe and the less prosperous Asian countries ASIA INTERPRISE – Medium scale sector-specific and multi-sector specific B2B encounters to facilitate partnerships between European and Asian companies. ASIA-INVEST TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE- Capacity building to prepare Asian companies for International cooperation, involving the transfer of know-how developing business associations and strengthening links to European companies. ASIA-INVEST ALLIANCE- Capacity building and networking for Asian intermediaries involving the transfer of know-how, business partner search, information linkages and personnel exchanges with European counterparts.

1. Business to business match-making activities between EU and Asian companies 2. Asian private sector development in the form of technical assistance 3. Capacity-building of Asian business representatives and networking with EU

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7. Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ)

DEG – Deutsche Investitions-und Entwicklungsgesellschaft mbH DEG – Deutsche Investitions-und Entwicklungsgesellschaft mbH Abteilung Programmfinanzierung Postfach 45 03 40 D-50878 Koln Phone : +49 221 4986 476 (PPP-Hotline) Telefax:+49 221 4986 176 E-mail: [email protected] Website:www.deginvest.de

Public-Private Partnership Programme (PPP)

PPP is a flexible financing programme for projects which are neither stipulated by legal requirements nor belong to the company’s core business, which would not materialize without public contract and which have positive effects on the country’s development. The BMZ/DEG co-finances commitments of private enterprises in developing and transition countries. Such commitments have to be valuable with a view to development policy and particularly address investment-tied and investment-preparing projects in the fields of environment protection, training and supplementary training, infrastructure, qualification, pilot facilities, product or process adjustments to local conditions, health issues and industrial safety. Any company (irrespective of turnover and industry, but with exception of the tobacco and alcohol industries and other sensitive areas) with west European citizens holding a share of more than 25% or having a decisive influence on the company’s management is eligible.

Regions in the BMZ country list; in South East Europe, in the Caucasus and in Central Asia

Up to 200,000 Euro per project

8. IFAD

DAR/LBP Margot Cabrera LBP-Bank Executive Officer Tel. No. 844-5267

Western Mindanao Community Initiatives Project

The project involves the provision of financial assistance to around 16,000 farm and fishing households. The objective of the Project is to increase the production levels of agriculture and fishing industries in Region IX

4/1999-12/2005

Region IX (selected areas in Basilan, Zamboanga del Norte and Sur

US$ 3.32 M


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9. Internationale Weiterbildung und Entwicklung Gemeinnutzige GmbH (InWenth gGmbh) or Capacity Building Interna- Tional

Department of Science and Technology (DOST) and ECCI International InWenth gGmbh Cityland 10 Tower II Rm 407 154 Ayala Avenue South 1226 Makati City Philippines

Capacity Building International is a German non-profit organization implementing a program to help Philippine companies prepare for an ISO certification or alignment to an international standard, thus enabling Philippine SME’s to be globally competitive. The financial grant/subsidy will be awarded for free to 10 qualified applicants per industry. The applicant must meet the qualifications set and be capable of investing their share of the program.

10. Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)

Osamu Nakagaki Resident Representative JICA (Philippine Office) 12/F Pacific Star Bldg. Sen. Gil J. Puyat Avenue Ext., Makati City (Contact Mr. Jun Godornes at Tel. 893-3081 local 264)

JICA is responsible for the technical cooperation aspect of Japan’s ODA programs. Technical cooperation is aimed at transferring of technology and knowledge that can serve the socioeconomic development of the developing countries. JICA carries out a variety of programs to support the nation building of developing countries through such technical cooperation.

a. JBIC/OECF Japan

DBP Paul Lazaro Asst. Vice President Tel. no.: 867-3233

Industrial Support Services Expansion Program

The project is a continuation of ISSEP I which involves the provision of sub-loans and technical assistance to private industries, particularly the SMEs. Objectives of the project were the promotion growth, efficiency, international competitiveness among industries and develop support industries

12/1999-3/2006

All Regions Y35,350

Environmental Infrastructure Support Credit Program I

The program is a policy-based lending which provides financial assistance to different industries' environment projects

Nationwide

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DBP Environmental Infrastructure Support Credit Program II

The program would provide financial assistance to industries' environment projects. The EISCP is a policy-based lending program to promote the protection and enhancement of the quality of the environment and to mobilize, encourage and support activities in investments in environment-friendly-projects.

12/1999-3/2006

Nationwide Y20,529

DENR Reynaldo Zabala Project Coordinator Tel.No. 926-5545

Capacity Building Project for Environmental Management in Mining

Multi-regional

DOST Ms. Elvie Montatalia Science Research Assistant I Tel.No. 837-2071/82 loc. 2201

Upgrading Project for Plastic Molding Tool Technology

The project is a 5-year JICA assistance that aims to upgrade MIRDC's plastic mold making facilities and to conduct the necessary activities for the transfer of technology to counterpart personnel. Its components include the provision of equipment/machinery for tool and die center, dispatch of expert consultants, and training after 5 year period, MIRDC is expected to meet demands and sustain the growth of local industries and thereby improve their competitiveness locally and abroad

NCR

DTI-BPS Mr. Gerardo Panopio Project Manager Tel.no. 838-0542

Electrical and Electronic Appliance Testing

The EEATP project seeks to contribute in preparing the local appliance industry to become globally competitive. Consequently, the Filipino consumers benefit from the project by buying safer and higher quality appliance products, ensuring their health, life and property.

4/1999-4/2003

Nationwide

DTI-IPO Mr. Cecilio Fernandez Director Tel.no. 890-4650

Modernization of Industrial Property Administration in the Philippines

This project is a four-year joint IPO-JICA undertaking that covers the computerization of IPO's patent administration system under the Intellectual Property Code or R.A. 8293. With the project in place, the IPO is foreseen to deliver prompt and efficient service to its clients

4/1999-5/2003

Nationwide

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11. KfW/ Germany DoH, Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA), TESDA, DoC, DBP, Landbank and Philippine Business for Social Progress (PBSP) Dr. Gauges KFW Palmegartenstr, 5-9 D-60325 Frankfurt Tel: +49 69 7431 2024 Fax: +49 69 7431 2944 Website: www.kfw.de

Under the Financial Cooperation between the Federal Republic of Germany and developing countries, KfW, on behalf of the German government, finance investments and project-related consultancy services to expand social, economic and industrial infrastructure and protect the environment and natural resources. KfW assesses the eligibility of projects for financing according to development-policy criteria, assists partner countries in implementing them, and evaluates their success after they are completed.

Nationwide

LBP Tel.No. 840-3495

Credit Lines for Small and Medium Enterprises

The project involves the provision of sub-loans to finance SMEs' importation of capital and intermediate goods and, spare parts.

DONE Nationwide DM 50 consisting of: DM 25M from the Financial Coop. Fund (FCF), DM 25M from the Market Fund (MF)

http://www.kfw.de/

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12. LiB NRW/ Germany

Mr. Joachim Sandkuehler ECCP, LiB NRW Office 3/F, PAIR-PAGS Center NAIA Complex Ninoy Aquino Ave. Pasay City 1300 Tel: 552-5440 Fax: 552-5440 Email: [email protected]

As a State Institute for International Vocational Education and Training, LiB NRW in the Philippines supports socio-economic development projects and promotes vocational training programs in the field of tourism primarily on Food and Beverage, Front Desk and Travel Services, European Banking and Office technology.

Luzon, Visayas

13. Norwegian Grant

thru ADB

DTI-BSMBD Credit Program for Poorest of the Poor

CPPP seeks to provide the credit needs of the poorest of the poor who belong to the 26 depressed provinces identified by the Presidential Council for Countryside Development and Presidential Commission to Fight Poverty.

1994-ongoing

Abra, Benguet, Mr. Province, Kalinga Apayao, Ifugao, Batanes, Aurora, Romblon, Masbate, Antique, Guimaras, Capiz, Negros- Or., Leyte, Biliran, Zambo Sur, Basilan, No. Cotabato, Agusan del Sur, Surigao del Sur, Maguindanao, Sul, Tawi-Tawi

US $ 3.0


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14. Philippine Business

for Social Progress

(PBSP) Kreditansalt fur Wiederaufbau (German Bank for Restructuring) Or KfW

Project Implementation Committee (PIC) chaired by PBSP with the ff. Members: Department of Finance, Department of Trade and Industry, Development Bankers Association , Rural Bankers Association, Land Bank of the Philippines and Chamber of Thrift Banks

Small and Medium Enterprises Credit (SMEC) Program has 2 facilities: 1.Enterprise Support Program (SMEC I) 2. Promotion of Small Enterprise (PoSE)

The SMEC delivers much needed credit to SMEs in the countryside, with country-based financial institutions acting as conduits for funds. Aside from credit, SMEC also supports Business Support Activities in the form of training and consulting to improve competitiveness of SMEs.

1989 to 1993 was a USAID grant; replicated in 1995 – present by PBSP and KfW

Outside the National Capital Region (NCR)

US $21.0

15. SB Corporation SME Equity Ventures Program This is a program of SB Corporation wherein SMEs with proven technology and great market potential may apply for equity financing to fund part of their capital requirements. Equity investments in SMEs between SB Corporation and its partner shall be on a 50:50 basis. The SB Corporation and its partner shall jointly manage the investment fund.

PhP 20.0 or 40% of the SME’s authorized capital whichever is lower

16. UNIDO DTI-XI Industrial Development Programme for Income and Employment Generation for SMEs in Mindanao

The project aims at developing local institutional capabilities in Mindanao for promoting micro, small and medium enterprises (MSEs). The program of selected MSEs support organizations in the private and government sectors will be consolidated and strengthened in their capacity to effectively deliver a package of assistance services for developing MSEs in order to establish new and expand existing MSEs. At the end of the project, an industrial skills development programme for Mindanao will have been formulated and the skills of those who are seeking employment in the industrial sector will have been improved. The basic strategy is to develop an effective network of services.

1999-2003 Region XI US $ 558,582

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17. USAID, ADB Ms. Clarissa B. Tuazon Director IV – PDF Group Ms. Cristina Avila Director IV – Training & Promotions Group Coordinating Council for Private Sector Participation (CCPSP) Office of the President 6/F EDPC Bldg., Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas

F. Mabini St., Malate 1004, Manila Tel: 521-4262 Fax: 525-4416

Project Development Facility (PDF)

The PDF is a loan facility that can be availed of for the preparation of pre-investment studies and bid documents. It is designed as a revolving fund with the project development cost being reimbursed by the winning bidder. This feature is intended to ensure the continuous reflow of funds to the PDF.

2000 - on going

Nationwide USAID US $ 1 .0 ADB US $ 3.0

USAID Growth with Equity in Mindanao (GEM) Program

The US Agency International Development (USAID) funds the Growth with Equity in Mindanao (GEM) Program which helps to expand the participation of lower income groups in productive enterprises and fosters an improved trade and investment environment in Mindanao. The GEM Program conducts policy analyses and dialogue to improve the business climate in Mindanao.

Mindanao US $ 28.7

Micro-enterprise Access to Banking Services-Mindanao (MABS)

Project that strengthens the network of rural banks to help them become more capable of serving micro enterprises

Mindanao US $ 6.3

18. WB-IBRD LBP Mr. Lucy Tisorero Bank Executive Officer Tel.no. 893-2335

Third Rural Finance Project The project involves the provision of short/medium and long-term loans to finance private investment in the countryside and completion.

12/1998-6/2005

All regions except NCR & Cebu City

US$ 150

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19. WB-IFC Hambrecht & Quist Philippines, Inc.

Hambrecht & Quist Philippine Ventures III

The project will be H&QPI's third venture capital fund under management, and will have an expected life of 10 years. H&QPV3 will invest equity in private SMEs and diversify its investments to include SMEs located outside of the Metro Manila region, specifically Mindanao.

3/1998-2008 NCR and Mindanao area

US $ 7.5

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II. List of Possible Sources of TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Source Implementing-Agency Project Title Project Description Coverage

1. Asian Productivity Organization

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The APO aims to increase productivity and consequently, accelerate economic development in Asia and the Pacific region through mutual cooperation among member countries. Activities:

Regional researches and surveys

Conferences, symposia, & study meetings

Training courses and seminars

Study mission

Technical expert services

Development of training mats.

Publications and promotion

Exchange of productivity information Cooperation with other international organizations, governments, and institutions within and outside the region

2. Austrade Australian Embassy Manila Level 23, Tower 2 RCBC Plaza 6819 Ayala Avenue 1250 Makati City, Philippines tel: (632) 7578321 fax: (632) 7578327 email: [email protected]

Export Market Development Grants (EMDG)

Austrade provide Filipino companies with the following services: 1. Company details and contacts for products and services that they wish to source from Australia 2. Identification of potential business partnerships 3. Resource center of Australian business directories and reference documents EMDG scheme is the Australian Governments' financial assistance program for aspiring and current exporters. Administered by Austrade, the purpose of the scheme is to encourage small and medium sized Australian businesses to develop export markets. EMDG reimburses up to 50 percent of expenses incurred on eligible export promotional activities



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Source Implementing-Agency Project Title Project Description Coverage

3. AusAID Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID) – an independent agency within the Department of Foreign Affairs

Head Office

Street Address 62 Northbourne Avenue Canberra ACT 2601 Australia

Contact person: Mr. Nigel Ewels Statistical Analyses and research section, AusAID GPO Box 887 Canberra ACT 2601 Australia Telephone +61 2 6206 4000 Fax +61 2 6206 4880

Website: http://www.ausaid.gov.au E-mail: [email protected]

Australia’s aid program serves the national interest by fostering growth, poverty reduction, peace and stability in the region and addressing trans-national threats to Australia’s security. Five guiding themes shape Australia’s efforts to assist developing countries to reduce poverty and achieve sustainable development: Governance - promoting democratic and accountable government and effective public administration; Globalization - assisting developing countries to access and maximize the benefits from trade and new information technologies; Human Capital – supporting stability and government legitimacy through improved basic services like health, education and water and sanitation services; Security – strengthening regional security by enhancing partner governments’ capacity to prevent conflict, enhance stability and manage trans-boundary challenges; and Sustainable Resource Management - promoting sustainable approaches to the management of the environment, including rural development and the use of scarce natural resources.

- rural water supply, irrigation, city and town water supply, hydroelectric power, management of water resources and sanitation - Relevance to AUSAID's mandate and policy department - Broad applicability i.e. not country specific - Practical application in the aid program

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4. BMZ Bundesministerium fur wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und Entwicklung (BMZ) Dr. Lotz/Dr. Jrgen Lewerenz Friedrich-Ebert-Allee 114-116, 53113 Bonn, GERMANY tel: +49 228 535 595 fax: +49 228 535 202

Development assistance is mostly the responsibility of the Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation (BMZ). Once BMZ has approved an official assistance project, it is generally contracted out through one of the two major implementing bodies, the German Technical Cooperation (GTZ) or the bank of Reconstruction (KfW)

5. CIDA Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) – a federal government agency responsible for about 80 percent of Canada's aid. It reports to parliament through the Minister for International Cooperation

Mr. Guy Carrier, Senior Adviser, Policy Branch (CIDA)/Mr. Naser Faruqui, Senior Program Officer (IDRC) CIDA, 200 Promenade du Portage, Hull, Quebec, CANADA K1A0G4

CIDA provides ODA to more than 100 countries in Asia, Africa and the Americas. Since 1995, CIDA has administered a special budget allocated for cooperation with the countries of Central and Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union. The purpose of Canada's ODA is to support sustainable development in developing countries in order to reduce poverty and to contribute to more secure, equitable and prosperous world. Provides technical assistance to specific local governments to build their capacity to carry out the devolved functions of government and to plan, implement and evaluate development projects in their jurisdictions. Specifically, the technical assistance supports local government management, service delivery, resource generation and management, and participatory governance. The programs works to build alliances and partnerships between and among local government units, local resource providers, civil society organizations, and the private sector, and to ensure that the concerns of gender equality, environmental soundness, poverty reduction, and peace and unity are addressed by local governments.

- Basic human needs - Women in development - Infrastructure services - Human rights, democracy, Good governance - Private sector development - The environment - Local Government Support Program

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6. CIM/Germany Barckhausstr. 16 D-60325 Frankfurt am Main Tel: 49 69 9121- 0 Fax: 49 69 9121-19 Email: [email protected] Website: www.cimonline.de

As a joint operation of the GTZ and the German Central Placement Office (ZAV), CIM is a human resource provider with a development-policy mission. State and parstatal institutions in partner countries, as well as private sector employers can inform CIM of their requirements for experts. In the Philippines, there are at the moment, 22 integrated experts working in the field of vocational training, natural source management, waste management, marketing and fair organization.

7. DANIDA Danish International Development Assistance (DANIDA) Brigit Storgaard/HoD henning Jensen, Senior Technical Adviser/ Bente Schiller, Technical Adviser/ Jens Grue Sjorslev, Technical Adviser

Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DANIDA, 2 Asiatisk Plads, DK-1448, Copenhagen K, Denmark Tel: +45 3392 0000/ 45 3392 0845/ 45 3392 0889/ 45 3392 0945 Fax: +45 3392 0790/ 45 3392 0710 email: [email protected] website: http://www.ingenioren.dk/danida/danida.html

– The Danish Ministry for Foreign Affairs is split into two groups; the North Group which covers industrialized countries, Central and Eastern Europe and most of the former Soviet Republics and the South Group which covers all developing countries

Danish support for provision of equal access for as many people as possible to water supply and sanitation facilities, while safeguarding the environment for future generations.

Environment


http://www.cimonline.de/


http://www.ingenioren.dk/danida/danida.html

http://www.ingenioren.dk/danida/danida.html

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8. DCD (Ireland) Development Cooperation Division Dr. Brian Wall, Chief Project Analyst Development Cooperation Division, DFA, 76-78 Harcourt Street, Dublin 2, Ireland Te: +353 1 4082613 Fax: +353 1 4785952 Email: [email protected]

Irish Aid recognizes the central importance of research in health systems development – particularly in relation to improving the health of people living in developing countries. Irish Aid will draw upon the findings of such research when planning and reviewing health related programs. Because of the limited scale of its assistance, Irish Aid will not engage in large scale or isolated research programs in the health sector (water and sanitation is part of this sector) in developing countries

- Research - improving the quality and accessibility of existing health services for people living in more peripheral areas - The development of appropriate systems of care for people with AIDS, in developing countries.

9. Department of Science and Technology (DOST)

Mr. Jovito Rey Gonzales Program Manager MPEX Program DOST Cmpd., Bicutan, Taguig Tel: 837-2071 local 2016/2030 Tel/Fax: 837-2940 Email: [email protected]

Manufacturing Productivity Extension for Export Promotion (MPEX) Program

The MPEX Program assists small and medium enterprises in the manufacturing sector to attain higher productivity. DOST through TAPI fields study teams composed of industrial engineers and educators to undertake productivity consultancy services in various firms throughout the country. The goal is to increase overall productivity by 20 to 30%.

Consultancy for Agricultural Productivity Enhancement (CAPE) Program

CAPE aims to institutionalize effective farm management strategies to improve agricultural productivity. DOST thru TAPI provide consultancy teams to undertake productivity studies in any qualified small/medium scale agricultural enterprises.




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Source Implementing-Agency Project Title Project Description Coverage 10. DGIS Directorate General for

International Cooperation (DGIS) Mr. P. de Lange/ Mr. Joep Blom Special Program on research/DST/SO, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, PO Box 20061, 2500EB The Hague, The NETHERLANDS tel: +3170 348 6486/ +3170 348 5751 fax: +31 70 348 48 48/ +31 70 348 5956

Main Funding Criteria for Research: 1. Orientation towards poverty alleviation 2. Gender Issues 3. Environmental Sustainability 4. Strengthening research capacity in developing countries

11. DGCS

Directorate General for Development Cooperation (DGCS) Dr. Rodolfo Zoppis UTC, Section 6, Directorate-General for Development Cooperation, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Via Contarini, 25, 00194 Rome, Italy tel: +396 369 14 172 or 369 14 170 fax: +39632405852

The focus of recent Italian assistance in the water and sanitation sector has been on large urban water supply projects. This has been due to water scarcity leading to emergency situations in fast growing cities of beneficiary countries. Italy has also been and still is involved in large irrigation programs and in the construction of dams for irrigation, drinking and industrial water supplies and hydropower.

Urban water supply projects

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12. FINNIDA Department for International Development Cooperation (FINNIDA) Mr. Hannu Vikman, FINNIDA, Katajanokanlaituri 3, 00160 Helsinki 16, FINLAND Tel: +358 9 1341 6426 Fax: +358 9 1341 6428 Email: [email protected]

Main research priorities: 1. Problem orientation 2. Cross-disciplinary approach Finnish government finances research, but only indirectly. Funding is allocated to the Academy of Finland who administers the actual research program. The academy sets the scientific criteria and priorities, taking into account the policies and priorities set by the government.

- Sustainable development - Democracy and development

of equality - Research

13. GTZ Deutch Gesselshaft fur Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ) Dr. Klaus Erbel Abteilung 414, Dag-Hammarskjold Weg 1-5, Postfach 5180, 65726 Eschborn, Germany tel: +49 61 967912 65 fax: +49 61 967961 05

Has been operating as a service company in international development cooperation since 1975. The primary goal of GTZ’s work is to improve the living and sustain the natural basis for life. To realize these targets, GTZ has more than 11,000 employees, of which more than 8,000 people are locally contracted in more than 120 countries through the world. With its 20 German and International Experts as well as its more than 120 Filipino specialists, GTZ concentrates in the cooperation with the Philippines in supporting market-oriented economic development, management of natural resources and the health sector. Crosscutting issues are good governance, promotion of public private partnerships and poverty reduction. GTZ maintains a strong presence in the Philippines through its country office in Manila, which also serves as regional focal point for the Pacific Islands and Papua-new Guinea.


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13. International Executive Service Corps (IESC)/US

P.O. Box 10005 Stamford, CT 06904-2005

IESC’s mission is to contribute to global stability by assisting in the development of free-market economies and democratic societies. It provides expertise to strengthen private sector enterprises and government entities to enable self-sufficiency and participation in the worldwide economy. As a consequence, it strengthens the US economy through trade, investment and alliances between overseas companies and American businesses.

14. Hanns Seidel Stiftung

Mr. Paul Schaefer Resident Representative Unit 40D Cypress Garden Bldg. 112 V.A. Rufino St. Legaspi Village, Makati City Tel: 752- 0249, 752 0267, 867 4329 Fax: 893-7731 Email: [email protected] Website: www.hsf.org.ph

Opened the office in Manila in 1979. Hanns Seidel Stiftung is focusing on : Developing rural cooperatives, leadership and management training , training professionals and skilled workers, dual vocational training, enhancing partnership among government, private sector and civil society, public administration ASEAN economic and political integration/ASEAN-EU cooperation

15. Konrad-Adenauer Stiftung (KAS)

Mr. Klaus Preschle Country Representative 140 Leviste, ALPAP I Bldg., 3rd Flr., Salcedo Vill. Makati City, M.M. Tel: 894 – 3737 Fax: 893 – 6199 Email: [email protected] Website: www.kas_philippines.org

The Konrad-Adenauer Stiftung is one of the political foundations of the Federal Republic of Germany. With its activities and projects, the foundation realizes an active and substantial contribution to international cooperation and understanding. In the Philippines, KAS is cooperating with six partners in the areas of political education, local government, rural development, as well as the media.


http://www.hsf.org.ph/


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16. Ministere dela Cooperation

Ministere de la Cooperation- The French Ministry of Cooperation and Development

Mr. Pierre Icard, Ministere de la Cooperation, 20 rue Monsieur, F-75,700 Paris, France Ministry of Cooperation, 1bis, Avenue de Villars, 75700 Paris, France te: +33 1 47 83 10 10 (+33 1 53

The French Ministry of Cooperation and Development is responsible for bilateral aid. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is responsible for overall development policy and for those countries not handled by the Cooperation Ministry, as well as multilateral development aid - Participation by the groups involved the use of existing assets, the use of appropriate technology and integration of projects in a broader development plan.

For Water projects: - Planning - Sector policy development - Water resources management - Provision of water supply to cities, villages and semi-urban areas - Restructuring of water distribution systems - Irrigation

17. Netherlands Management Cooperation Programme (NMCP)

Ms. Tina Degracia Local Representative Fax: 412-0128 Cel No: 0917-8109689 Email: [email protected] Bezuidenhoutseweg 12 The Hague, The Netherlands Postal address 93078 2509 AB the Hague, The Netherlands Tel: +31 (0) 70-3490-555 Fax:+31 (0) 70-3490-590 Email: [email protected] Website: www.nmcp.nl

NMCP is a partnership between employers and the government. It was set up in 1978 as the result of an initiative by the Developing Countries’ Commission of the Netherlands Christian Employers’ Association (NCW) and the Association of Dutch Companies (VNO). NMCP sends out senior managers whose career backgrounds and experience make them ideal advisors who frequently will also be familiar with the kind of enterprise they are assisting.



http://www.nmcp.nl/

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18. SIDA Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)

Mr. Bengt Johannson Department for Natural Resources and the Environmentm, Sida, Birger Jarlsgatan 61, S-105 25 Stockholm, SWEDEN tel: +46 8 500 000 fax: +46 8 698 5653 email: [email protected] website: http://www.sida.se

Sida's objectives for the water sector is to support development of sustainable domestic water supply to improve health of the people and to protect water resources.

Research Priorities: 1.Integrated water resources management (IWRM) 2.Rural and peri-urban sanitation 3.School hygiene 4.Rainwater harvesting 5.Development of local research capacity

19. SAREC Swedish Agency for Research Cooperation with Developing Countries (SAREC)

SAREC is responsible for promoting research of importance in developing countries. This includes assistance to build the developing countries' own capacity for research, to create research facilities and to promote scientific cooperation between developing countries and Sweden.

20. SDC Swiss Development Cooperation (SDC)

Mr. Paul Peter Water and Infrastructure Service, SDC, CH-3003, Bern, SWITZERLAND tel: +41 31 325 9252/ +41 31 322 3649 fax: +41 31 325 9363/ +41 31 371 4767

- SKAT (Swiss Centre for Development

Cooperation in Technology and Management) coordinates the standardization of hand pumps available in the public domain and manages the Hand pump Technology Network Research

- The International Reference Center for Waste

Disposal (IRCWD), is mandated with several research activities in the field of liquid and solid waste. Current research topics include municipal solid waste management, reuse of wastewater, roughing filter technologies and solar disinfection

Promotion of research and exchange of experience within regional and international networks is a key element of SDC's strategy to overcome gaps in skills and knowledge. Main Research Priorities:

Hand pumps

Solid and liquid waste management

Rainwater harvesting


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