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Loan/Grant Administration. Types of Financing. Highly concessional Hardened terms Intermediate terms Ordinary terms. Description of lending terms. Highly concessional – no interest, service charge of 0.75%, repayment in 40 years including 10 years grace period - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Loan/Grant Administration

Loan/Grant Administration

Page 2: Loan/Grant Administration

Types of Financing

• Highly concessional• Hardened terms• Intermediate terms• Ordinary terms

Page 3: Loan/Grant Administration

Description of lending terms

• Highly concessional – no interest, service charge of 0.75%, repayment in 40 years including 10 years grace period

• Hardened terms – no interest, service charge 0.75%, repayment in 20 years including 10 years grace period

• Intermediate terms – interest @ 0.5% of IFAD Reference rate, maturity period 20 years including 5 years grace period

• Ordinary terms – interest on par with IFAD Reference rate, maturity period 15-18 years including 3 years grace period

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Basic documents

• Financing Agreement• Letter to the Borrower• Loan Disbursement Handbook• AWPB• Procurement Plan

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Standard Procedures

• Replenishment to Special Account/Designated Account

• Reimbursement• Direct Payment• Special Commitment

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Special Account/Designated Account• Provides a mechanism, somewhat

like an imprest account• Borrower should have sufficient

control and financial systems• Should be in a currency and bank

acceptable to IFAD

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Special Account/Designated Account

• Initial deposit will be determined by the Borrower

• Administered by CAA&A• Audit of Special Account done by

the office of C&AG• Ceiling of Authorised Allocation

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Replenishment

• Should be in USD• Atleast or equal to 20% of the

advance

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Reimbursement

• Outside Designated Account• For Government pre-financed

expenditure• Could be in any currency

requested by the borrower• Will not flow to Designated

Account• Should not be later than 3 months

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Direct Payment

• IFAD directly pays third party• Project instructs IFAD to pay directly• In-country banking regulations are

stringent• For above USD 20,000• Documentation should show evidence of

amount due

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Direct Payment

• For above USD 20,000• Documentation should show

evidence of amount due• Progress or due payments• Only to party in the contract• Payment instructions should be

clear

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Recovery of Initial Deposit

• Balance in the Loan Account minus committed expenditures equals to twice the authorised allocation

• 6 months before Project Completion

• Balance in SA/DA to be refunded

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Basic formats for Withdrawal Applications

• Form 100 – to be filled by CAA&A• Application Summary Sheet

(supported by documentation)• Statement of Expenditure• Special Account Reconciliation

Statement

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Statement of Expenditure (SoE)

• Normally used where it is impractical or unduly burdensome to provide documentation

• No documentation required• Threshold in the LTB• Separate forms for each category• Breakdown of expenditure

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Statement of Expenditure (SoE)

• IFAD to be satisfied about the Borrower’s/LPA’s accounting standards, internal control, auditing capabilities are sound and adequate

• SoE method could be for threshold value of expenditure or for a particular category

• Threshold could be revised either way, if situation warrants.

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What a SoE should contain?

• Form 100• Special Account statement• Abstract of summary sheets• SoE – signed by PD and Borrower

– for each category• Breakdown of expenditure

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Breakup of Expenditure

• Reasonable disclosure of expenditure within the category

• PMU/District units-wise• Activities• Why the breakup is required?

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Documentation required - Overall

• The signed contract or confirmed purchase order– showing the specified amount that is due to be paid;

• The bank guarantee for advance payment, as specified in the contract documents;

• The bank guarantee for performance, as specified in the contract documents;

• Copies of communications sent by the IFAD country programme manager to the lead project agency providing the ‘no objection’ (whether post or prior) to the contract award; and

• Evidence of payment.

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Documentation required (contd)

In additional to overall requirements, for goods:

• Supplier’s invoice, duly certified for payment specifying the goods, their quantities, and prices;

• Bills of lading or similar documents; and• As appropriate, the certificate of

delivery (to include condition of goods on delivery).

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Documentation required

In addition to overall requirements, for Consultancy payments:

• The supplier’s or consultant’s claim, duly certified for payment and showing sufficient detail; and

• As appropriate, a certificate of delivery of satisfactory services.

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Documentation required

For progress and retention payment of civil works:• The claim of the contractor, including a

financial progress report, stating the work performed and the amount due;

• A certificate – signed by the project consultants or owner’s representative, if any, or by

• the borrower’s chief engineering officer to the effect that the work performed is satisfactory and the payment claimed is due in accordance with the terms of the contract; and

• A copy of the contract payment monitoring form signed in original by the certifying officer.

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Wtihdrawal of Loan resources

• Expenditure to cover reasonable cost of goods and services required for the project

• Establishing the trail of the expenditure to the AWPB

• Within the programme implementation period• Category ceilings are not exceeded• Establish the recommendations of the JRM

are complied with• Status of audit reports• Compliance of reporting

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Rejection of WAs

• IFAD may reject the WA either fully or partially

• Requested information is not provided within the timeline (7 days)

• Project to resubmit the WA in full or part

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Why IFAD rejects the WA

• No trail available to AWPB• Procurement not as per the

approved Procurement Plan• Wrong Categories• Incorrect eligible percentages• No breakup available for review

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Measures that could be adopted

• Refer the Cost Tables or Costab files for correct category

• Financing Agreement provisions• Expenditure as per the AWPB• Respond within the timeline• Use checklist

Adobe Acrobat Document

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Reconciliation of Disbursement

• IFAD sends copy of Disbursement Advice

• Historic transaction• Status of Funds by Category• PMU to reconcile

Adobe Acrobat Document

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Register of Contracts

• List all contracts with relevant details

• Form C10 from LDH• Contract Monitoring Form C11

from LDH • Certified copies of contracts (prior

review procurement and above SoE threshold) to be sent to IFAD