Examples of Viability Gap Fund in a sentence
It should be noted that this follows current ECC approved PPP policy which specifies that support may be provided in a number of ways including through the MOF Viability Gap Fund or PSDP.
The specific project activities under Component 2 sub- component 2.2 (Spatial development with the establishment of a Viability Gap Fund (VGF) are not known at the time of project preparation and therefore will require the preparation of an Environmental and Social Management Framework (ESMF).
Structure and market the projects in such a manner so that various forms of aid, grant, Viability Gap Fund etc.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, if the Government elects to maintain the user fees at levels below levels that would ensure financial viability as described herein, then it shall compensate the private party for the difference through the Viability Gap Fund.
The main parts of the Industrial Development Sector Plan not covered by the program are the direct development of new IEs (US$405 million, including US$119 million from the Viability Gap Fund) and the development of CETPs within these new estates (US$85 million).
This sub-component will support spatial development with the establishment of a Viability Gap Fund (VGF) to be managed by a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV), which will invest in off-site and on-site infrastructure in those zones identified as priority in subcomponent 2.1. Until this VGF is properly set-up, this activity will be implemented either through the hiring of a specialized firm to run the fund on behalf of the Government, or through the hiring of specialized and dedicated staff for the PCU.
The Central/ State Government provides Viability Gap Fund up to 40 per cent9 of the project cost for projects which are economically justified, but fall short of financial viability due to long gestation period.
For such FPPs, project would help CBOs by extending grant in the form of Viability Gap Fund (VGF) up to 60 % of the project cost.
However, with the efflux of time, there have been changes in the tax and stamp duty regime, formulation of Government of India’s (GoI) policy of Public-Private-Partnership (PPP) in infrastructure projects, and the concept of the Viability Gap Fund (VGF).
The MOF PPP Unit has management responsibility for overseeing three key, catalytic funds, the PPP Technical Assistance Fund, Viability Gap Fund and Bangladesh Infrastructure Finance Fund.The PPP Unit works on behalf of the Government to monitor budget implications of upcoming PPP projects and manage any contingent liability exposure that the government may deem appropriate to support PPP project financing.