GREEN FINANCING WINDOW

Presented By: SAVP ANITA C. SALAYON

GREEN FINANCING FORUMBohol Tropics Resort

Tagbilaran CityApril 29, 2013

OUTLINE OF PRESENTATION

1. DBP PROFILE

2. DBP GREEN FINANCING PROGRAM

3. DBP SUSTAINABLE SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

4. DBP-JICA ENVIRONMENTAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT

DBP PROFILE Sixth (6th) Largest Bank in the Philippines

- Asset Size PHP362.06 Billion in 2012 Conduit of Official Development Assistance (ODA) First (1st) Bank to be ISO 14001 Certified Awards Received

- DENR Recognition Award for Eco-Friendly Government Office (June 2011)- ADFIAP Award for Local Economic Development Project for the

Camarines Sur Infrastructure Projects designed to boost tourism and trade (April 2011)

Wholesale and Retail Lending Operations- Network of PFIs (28) and MFIs (6)- 16 Regional Marketing Centers and 87 Branches

1. SOCIAL SERVICES

2. ENVIRONMENT

3. INFRASTRUCTURE & LOGISTICS

4. mSMES

BUSINESS THRUSTS

the umbrella program of DBP for the environment sector

designed primarily to assist the industries and Local Government Units (LGUs) in the integration of environment-friendly processes and technologies

GREEN FINANCING PROGRAM

GREEN FINANCING PROGRAM

Greening the Industries and the

LGUs

Resource Conservation

(water, energy, raw materials) Cleaner

Production

Waste Management

Environment Friendly/ Green

Building

Other Greening Initiatives (i.e. e-

vehicles

Energy Efficiency

Sanitation

Pollution Control

Pollution Prevention

To reduce the environmental footprint from industrial operations and LGU projects consistent with the Millenium Development Goal, and the Philippine Development Plan 2011 to 2016.

To assist the industries to achieve production efficiency and become globally competitive in the fast-growing green markets.

To help private enterprises and LGUs comply with the green laws and regulations.

OBJECTIVES OF THE GREEN FINANCING PROGRAM

ELIGIBLE PROJECTS

Pollution Prevention and Control and Cleaner Production

Resource Conservation

Water Pollution Prevention and Control

Air Pollution Prevention and Control

Cleaner Production/Waste Minimization

Waste Management

Wastewater Treatment Plant

Waste Management

ELIGIBLE PROJECTSGreen Building/Environment-friendly Building including Hotels, Resorts and RestaurantsConstruction of Green Building

Retrofitting of Existing Building to Conform to the Concept of Green Building

Installation of Energy Efficient Lighting Systems

Installation of Low-Emittance (low-e) Glass Windows

Installation of Solar Water Heaters and Lightings

Installation of Wastewater Treatment Facilities

Installation of Other Green Technologies

Low-Emittance (low-e) Glass Windows LED Lighting

Solar Water Heater

Components of Green Building

ELIGIBLE PROJECTS

Greening the Transport SectorInvestment in the Production of Clean Alternative Fuels

Acquisition of Green Vehicles (i.e. E-vehicles, LPG, CNG)

Investments in Alternative Fuel Supply Infrastructure

Retrofitting of Vehicles

GREEN VEHICLES

E-trike

CNG bus

ELIGIBLE PROJECTS

LGUs Environment-Friendly ProjectsEnvironment-friendly government buildings and facilities

Environment-friendly government-owned vehicles

Green infrastructure projects

Energy efficient lighting

Rehabilitation of water bodies

Urban greening

Sanitary Landfill Project

Waste Collection and Transport Project

Materials Recovery and Composting Facility

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The SWM Financing Program is designed primarily to assist the local government units (LGUs) and private enterprises in the development and implementation of their respective solid waste management programs and projects.

SUSTAINABLE SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FINANCING PROGRAM

1. To help the LGUs comply with the targets embodied in RA 9003.

2. To support the Government’s drive of ensuring the protection of the environment and public health.

PROGRAM OBJECTIVES

WastesCompostable Recyclable Special Residual

Materials Recovery Facility (MRF)

Garden /Farms

Junkyards /Stores / Factories

Barangay Level

Municipal / City Level

Segregated Collection

Residuals Management

CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK OF RA 9003

ELIGIBLE PROJECTS

• Waste storage, collection, and transport including collection vehicles and related equipment

Construction of Materials Recovery Facility with Composting

• Facilities and Equipment for Waste Processing and Treatment

ELIGIBLE PROJECTS

• Closure and Rehabilitation of Open / Controlled Dumpsites

ELIGIBLE PROJECTS

ELIGIBLE PROJECTS

• Construction of Sanitary Landfills

SOURCES OF FUNDS

JICA-Environmental Development Project (EDP)

Japan InternationalCooperation Agency

Bank FundsDevelopment Bankof the Philippines

ENVIRONMENTAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT

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Amount and Funding Source

The Environmental Development Project (EDP) is a Y 24.846 billion (about PhP 10 billion) policy-based lending facility from the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) intended mainly to support viable and environmentally-sound investment projects.

SECTORS COVERED

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Industrial Pollution Prevention and Control

Solid/ Hazardous/ Healthcare Waste Management

Renewable Energy

Water Supply and Sanitation

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Eligible Borrowers

o Private Enterprises/Corporations o Local Government Units (LGUs),

Government Owned and Controlled Corporations (GOCCs) and other Government Agencies (where allowed)

o Cooperatives/Associationso Private Financial Institutions (PFIs)/

Microfinance Institutions (MFIs)

KEY FEATURES

Repayment Term Up to fifteen (15) years inclusive of a maximum of five (5) years grace period

Terms and Conditions

Indicative Interest Rate

o Prevailing Market Rateo Fixed throughout the loan period

Equity Requirement

o Private Enterprises/Corporations- minimum of 20%

o LGUs/GOCCs- minimum of 10%

Eligible Expenditures

o Capital Investmentso Initial Working Capitalo Preparation of Feasibility Study and Detailed

Engineering Design

Non-eligible Expenditures

o General administrative expenseso Taxes and dutieso Purchase of land and other real propertieso Compensationo Other indirect expenditures

For further inquiries, please contact:

MGR. LILIAN G. ROSALESHeadDBP Mandaue BranchTel. Nos.: (032)344-4992/345-8623

MGR. FELICITAS M. RUNEZHeadDBP Bogo BranchTel. Nos.: (032)251-2241/251-2070

MGR. ROSA CELESTE A. PIERASHeadDBP Car-car BranchTel. Nos.: (032)487-7038/487-7138

SAVP FERNANDO G. LAGAHITHead Regional Marketing Center - Central VisayasTel. Nos.: (032)254-9163/255-6323

SM MARISSA P. ANINOHeadDBP Tagbilaran BranchTel. Nos.: (038)412-3122/412-3107

MGR. CLIFF C. CHATTOHeadDBP Cebu BranchTel. Nos.: (032)412-3423/255-6315/412-3402

THANK YOU!

FVP PAUL D. LAZAROHead, Program Development I3rd Floor, Program Development I, DBP Bldg.Gil Puyat Ave. corner Makati Ave., Makati CityTel. Nos.: 02-8933548 / 02-8189511 loc. 3310/3311

SAVP ANITA C. SALAYONHead, Environment and Climate Change UnitTel. Nos.: 02-8191409 / 02-8189511 loc. 2342

AVP MA. ANA VISITACION M. DOMINGOHead, Climate Change TeamTel. Nos.: 02-8933547/ 02-8189511 loc. 2316

MGR. RAQUEL C. ANZURESHead, Solid & Hazardous Waste Management TeamTel. Nos.: 02-8191409 / 02-8189511 loc. 2342

MGR. MARICHELLE F. CORACHEAHead, Industrial Pollution Prevention and Control TeamTel. Nos.: 02-8933547/02-8189511 loc. 2356

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