[Federal Register Volume 78, Number 183 (Friday, September 20, 2013)]
[Notices]
[Pages 57889-57903]
From the Federal Register Online via the Government Publishing Office [www.gpo.gov]
[FR Doc No: 2013-22936]


-----------------------------------------------------------------------

MILLENNIUM CHALLENGE CORPORATION

[MCC FR 13-07]


Notice of Quarterly Report (April 1 2013-June 30, 2013)

AGENCY: Millennium Challenge Corporation.
SUMMARY: The Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) is reporting for 
the quarter April 1, 2013, through June 30, 2013, on assistance 
provided under section 605 of the Millennium Challenge Act of 2003 (22 
U.S.C. 7701 et seq.), as amended (the Act), and on transfers or 
allocations of funds to other federal agencies under section 619(b) of 
the Act. The following report will be made available to the public by 
publication in the Federal Register and on the Internet Web site of the 
MCC (www.mcc.gov) in accordance with section 612(b) of the Act.

    Dated: September 16, 2013.
Paul C. Weinberger,
Vice President, Congressional and Public Affairs, Millennium Challenge 
Corporation.

[[Page 57890]]



----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                                                          Cumulative
             Projects                 Obligated         Objective        disbursements        Measures \2\
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                    Country: Burkina Faso Year: 2013 Quarter 3 Total Obligation: $478,696,259
   Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Burkina Faso Total Quarterly Disbursements: \1\ $33,949,891
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Roads Project....................    $194,130,681  Enhance access to       $61,770,826  International Roughness
                                                    markets through                      Index: Sabou-Koudougou-
                                                    investments in the                   Perkoa-Didyr.
                                                    road network.                       International Roughness
                                                                                         Index: Dedougou-Nouna-
                                                                                         Bomborukuy-Nouna
                                                                                         Border.
                                                                                        International Roughness
                                                                                         Index: Banfora-Sindou.
                                                                                        Kilometers of road under
                                                                                         works contract (primary
                                                                                         roads).
                                                                                        Access time to the
                                                                                         closest market via
                                                                                         paved roads in the
                                                                                         Sourou and Comoe
                                                                                         (minutes).
                                                                                        Kilometers of road under
                                                                                         works contract (rural
                                                                                         roads).
                                                                                        Personnel trained in
                                                                                         procurement, contract
                                                                                         management and
                                                                                         financial systems.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Periodic road
                                                                                         maintenance coverage
                                                                                         rate (for all funds)
                                                                                         (percent).
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Rural Land Governance Project....     $59,934,615  Increase investment     $23,680,863  Trend in incidence of
                                                    in land and rural                    conflict over land
                                                    productivity                         rights reported in the
                                                    through improved                     17 pilot communes
                                                    land tenure                          (annual rate of change
                                                    security and land                    in the occurrence of
                                                    management.                          conflicts over land
                                                                                         rights).
                                                                                        Legal and regulatory
                                                                                         reforms adopted.
                                                                                        Stakeholders reached by
                                                                                         public outreach
                                                                                         efforts.
                                                                                        Personnel trained.
                                                                                        Rural land service
                                                                                         offices installed and
                                                                                         functioning.
                                                                                        Rural hectares
                                                                                         formalized.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Extent of confidence in
                                                                                         land tenure security
                                                                                         (percent).
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Agriculture Development Project..    $141,910,059  Expand the              $77,934,993  New irrigated perimeters
                                                    productive use of                    developed in Di
                                                    land in order to                     (hectares).
                                                    increase the                        Value of contracts for
                                                    volume and value                     irrigation systems
                                                    of agricultural                      works disbursed.
                                                    production in                       Water users'
                                                    project zones.                       associations leaders
                                                                                         trained in the Sourou.
                                                                                        Farmers trained in
                                                                                         improved agriculture
                                                                                         and livestock
                                                                                         production techniques.
                                                                                        Households that have
                                                                                         applied improved
                                                                                         agriculture and
                                                                                         livestock production
                                                                                         techniques.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Agro-sylvo-pastoral
                                                                                         groups that receive
                                                                                         technical assistance.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Loans provided by the
                                                                                         rural finance facility.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Volume of loans made to
                                                                                         end borrowers by
                                                                                         participating financial
                                                                                         institutions using
                                                                                         Rural Finance Facility
                                                                                         funds (millions of U.S.
                                                                                         dollars).
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Bright II Schools Project........     $26,582,359  Increase primary        $26,582,359  Girls and boys
                                                    school completion                    graduating from BRIGHT
                                                    rates.                               II primary schools.
                                                                                        Percent of girls
                                                                                         regularly attending (90
                                                                                         percent attendance)
                                                                                         BRIGHT II schools.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Girls enrolled in the
                                                                                         MCC/USAID-supported
                                                                                         BRIGHT II schools.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Boys enrolled in the MCC/
                                                                                         USAID-supported BRIGHT
                                                                                         II schools.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Educational facilities
                                                                                         constructed or
                                                                                         rehabilitated.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Teachers trained through
                                                                                         10 provincial
                                                                                         workshops.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Program Administration \3\ and        $56,138,545                          $38,605,722
 Control, Monitoring and
 Evaluation.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pending Subsequent Report \4\....                                           $1,205,924
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


[[Page 57891]]


 
                                                                          Cumulative
             Projects                 Obligated         Objective        disbursements        Measures \2\
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                    Country: Cape Verde II Year: 2013 Quarter 3 Total Obligation: $66,230,000
    Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Cape Verde II Total Quarterly Disbursements: \1\ $685,182
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Land Management for Investment        $17,260,000  Increased                  $521,324  Number of legal and
 Projects.                                          investments in and                   regulatory reforms
                                                    value of property;                   adopted.
                                                    improved ease of                    Number of stakeholders
                                                    doing business;                      receiving formal on the
                                                    increased                            job training or
                                                    investments and                      technical assistance
                                                    value added in                       regarding roles,
                                                    tourism; increased                   responsibilities or new
                                                    employment.                          technologies.
                                                                                        Field test of
                                                                                         ``Fieldwork Operations
                                                                                         Manual'' and
                                                                                         methodology completed
                                                                                         on Sal.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene        $41,030,000  Increased access to        $142,732  Value of implicit
 Project.                                           improved water and                   subsidy reduction.
                                                    sanitation;                         Service coverage by
                                                    reduced household                    corporatized utilities
                                                    costs for water;                     (percent).
                                                    reduced incidence                   Operating cost coverage
                                                    of waterborne                        (percent) (operational
                                                    disease; improved                    revenue/annual
                                                    capital                              operating costs).
                                                    accumulation;                       Continuity of service
                                                    increase                             (average hours of
                                                    productive                           service per day for
                                                    government                           water supply).
                                                    spending.                           Objective measure of
                                                                                         water quality
                                                                                         (randomized water
                                                                                         samples, fecal coliform
                                                                                         counts, number per 100
                                                                                         mL).
                                                                                        Non-revenue water for
                                                                                         multiple municipal
                                                                                         utility/utilities.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Individuals adopting
                                                                                         improved water,
                                                                                         sanitation, and hygiene
                                                                                         behaviors and practices
                                                                                         (percent).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Value of signed water
                                                                                         and sanitation
                                                                                         construction contracts.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Percent disbursed of
                                                                                         water and sanitation
                                                                                         construction contracts.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Program Administration \3\ and         $7,940,000                           $1,008,373
 Control, Monitoring and
 Evaluation.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Not Applicable...................                                              $60,168
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


 
                                                                          Cumulative
             Projects                 Obligated         Objective        disbursements        Measures \2\
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                    Country: El Salvador Year: 2013 Quarter 3 Total Obligation: $449,566,762
    Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA El Salvador Total Quarterly Disbursements: \1\ -$194,700
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Human Development Project........     $84,210,866  Increase human and      $84,210,865  Non-formal trained
                                                    physical capital                     students that complete
                                                    of residents of                      the training.
                                                    the Northern Zone                   Students participating
                                                    to take advantage                    in MCC-supported
                                                    of employment and                    education activities.
                                                    business                            Additional school female
                                                    opportunities.                       students enrolled in
                                                                                         MCC-supported
                                                                                         activities.
                                                                                        Instructors trained or
                                                                                         certified through MCC-
                                                                                         supported activities.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Educational facilities
                                                                                         constructed/
                                                                                         rehabilitated and/or
                                                                                         equipped through MCC-
                                                                                         supported activities
                                   ..............                       ..............  Households with access
                                                                                         to improved water
                                                                                         supply.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Households with access
                                                                                         to improved sanitation.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Persons trained in
                                                                                         hygiene and sanitary
                                                                                         best practices.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Households benefiting
                                                                                         from a connection to
                                                                                         the electricity
                                                                                         network.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Households benefiting
                                                                                         from the installation
                                                                                         of isolated solar
                                                                                         systems.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Kilometers of new
                                                                                         electrical lines with
                                                                                         construction contracts
                                                                                         signed.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Population benefiting
                                                                                         from strategic
                                                                                         infrastructure (number
                                                                                         of people).
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Connectivity Project.............    $270,051,380  Reduce travel cost     $270,051,380  Average annual daily
                                                    and time within                      traffic on the Northern
                                                    the Northern Zone,                   Transnational Highway.
                                                    with the rest of                    Travel time from
                                                    the country, and                     Guatemala to Honduras
                                                    within the region.                   through the Northern
                                                                                         Zone (hours and
                                                                                         minutes).
                                                                                        Kilometers of roads
                                                                                         completed.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Productive Development Project...     $65,973,922  Increase production     $65,973,922  Employment created
                                                    and employment in                    (number of jobs).
                                                    the Northern Zone.                  Investment in productive
                                                                                         chains by selected
                                                                                         beneficiaries (U.S.
                                                                                         dollars).

[[Page 57892]]

 
                                   ..............                       ..............  Hectares under
                                                                                         production with MCC
                                                                                         support.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Beneficiaries of
                                                                                         technical assistance
                                                                                         and training.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Amount of Investment
                                                                                         Support Fund
                                                                                         (FIDENORTE) approved.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Value of agricultural
                                                                                         loans to farmers/
                                                                                         agribusiness.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Value of loans
                                                                                         guaranteed.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Guarantees granted.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Program Administration \3\ and        $29,330,595                          $29,330,595
 Control, Monitoring and
 Evaluation.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pending Subsequent Report \4\....  ..............                                       ........................
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


 
                                                                          Cumulative
             Projects                 Obligated         Objective        expenditures         Measures \2\
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                    Country: Georgia \5\ Year: 2013 Quarter 3 Total Obligation: $387,149,610
          Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Georgia Total Quarterly Expenditures: \1\ $0
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Regional Infrastructure              $309,877,104  Key Regional           $309,899,714  Savings in vehicle
 Rehabilitation Project.                            Infrastructure                       operating costs.
                                                    Rehabilitated.                      International roughness
                                                                                         index.
                                                                                        Annual average daily
                                                                                         traffic.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Travel time.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Kilometers of road
                                                                                         completed.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Sites rehabilitated
                                                                                         (phases I, II, III)--
                                                                                         pipeline.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Construction works
                                                                                         completed (phase II)--
                                                                                         pipeline.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Savings in household
                                                                                         expenditures for all
                                                                                         regional infrastructure
                                                                                         development
                                                                                         subprojects.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Population served by all
                                                                                         RID subprojects.
                                   ..............                       ..............  RID subprojects
                                                                                         completed.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Value of grant
                                                                                         agreements signed.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Subprojects with works
                                                                                         initiated.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Regional Enterprise Development       $52,034,500  Enterprises in          $52,040,699  Jobs created by
 Project.                                           Regions Developed.                   Agribusiness
                                                                                         Development Activity
                                                                                         (ADA) and by Georgia
                                                                                         Regional Development
                                                                                         Fund (GRDF).
                                                                                        Household net income--
                                                                                         ADA and GRDF.
                                                                                        Number of enterprises
                                                                                         assisted.
                                                                                        Jobs created--ADA.
                                                                                        Firm income--ADA.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Household net income--
                                                                                         ADA.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Number of direct
                                                                                         beneficiaries.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Number of indirect
                                                                                         beneficiaries.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Grant agreements signed--
                                                                                         ADA.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Increase in gross
                                                                                         revenues of portfolio
                                                                                         companies.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Increase in portfolio
                                                                                         company employees.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Increase in wages paid
                                                                                         to the portfolio
                                                                                         company employees.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Portfolio companies.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Amount of grant funds
                                                                                         disbursed.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Funds disbursed to the
                                                                                         portfolio companies.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Program Administration\2\, Due        $25,238,005                          $25,238,005
 Diligence, Monitoring and
 Evaluation.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pending subsequent reports \3\...  ..............                                 $101  ........................
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


[[Page 57893]]


 
                                                                          Cumulative
             Projects                 Obligated         Objective        disbursements        Measures \2\
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                       Country: Ghana Year: 2013 Quarter 3 Total Obligation: $536,288,969
           Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Ghana Total Quarterly Disbursements: \1\ $0
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Agriculture Project..............    $188,958,630  Enhance                $188,666,884  Farmers trained in
                                                    profitability of                     commercial agriculture.
                                                    cultivation,                        Additional hectares
                                                    services to                          irrigated with MCC
                                                    agriculture and                      support.
                                                    product handling                    Hectares under
                                                    in support of the                    production with MCC
                                                    expansion of                         support.
                                                    commercial                          Kilometers of feeder
                                                    agriculture among                    road completed.
                                                    groups of                           Percent of contracted
                                                    smallholder farms.                   road works disbursed:
                                                                                         feeder roads.
                                                                                        Value of loans disbursed
                                                                                         to clients from
                                                                                         agriculture loan fund.
                                                                                        Portfolio-at-risk of
                                                                                         Agriculture Loan Fund
                                                                                         (percent).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Cooling facilities
                                                                                         installed.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Percent of value of
                                                                                         contracted irrigation
                                                                                         works disbursed.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Parcels surveyed in the
                                                                                         Pilot Land
                                                                                         Registration.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Land parcels registered
                                                                                         in the Pilot Land
                                                                                         Registration Areas.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Volume of products
                                                                                         passing through post-
                                                                                         harvest treatment
                                                                                         (metric tons).
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Rural Development Project........     $76,157,856  Strengthen the          $75,903,274  Students enrolled in
                                                    rural institutions                   schools affected by
                                                    that provide                         Education Facilities
                                                    services                             Sub-Activity.
                                                    complementary to,                   Agricultural facilities
                                                    and supportive of,                   in target districts
                                                    agricultural and                     with electricity due to
                                                    agriculture                          Rural Electrification
                                                    business                             Activity.
                                                    development.                        Additional female
                                                                                         students enrolled in
                                                                                         schools affected by
                                                                                         Education Facilities
                                                                                         Sub-Activity,
                                                                                        Individuals completing
                                                                                         internships at
                                                                                         ministries, departments
                                                                                         and agencies and
                                                                                         metropolitan, municipal
                                                                                         and district
                                                                                         assemblies.
                                                                                        School blocks
                                                                                         rehabilitated and
                                                                                         constructed.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Distance to collect
                                                                                         water (meters).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Households with access
                                                                                         to improved water
                                                                                         supply.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Water points
                                                                                         constructed.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Kilometers of
                                                                                         electricity lines
                                                                                         identified and
                                                                                         diligence.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Inter-bank transactions.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Rural banks automated
                                                                                         under the Automation/
                                                                                         Computerization and
                                                                                         Interconnectivity of
                                                                                         Rural Banks activity.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Rural banks connected to
                                                                                         the wide area network.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Transportation Project...........    $231,056,120  Reduce the             $224,364,904  N1 Highway: annualized
                                                    transportation                       average daily traffic.
                                                    costs affecting                     N1 Highway: kilometers
                                                    agriculture                          of road completed.
                                                    commerce at sub-                    N1 Highway: Travel time
                                                    regional levels.                     at peak hours
                                                                                         (minutes).
                                                                                        N1 Highway: Vehicles per
                                                                                         hour at peak hours.
                                                                                        Trunk roads kilometers
                                                                                         of roads completed.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Percent disbursed of
                                                                                         contracted trunk road
                                                                                         works.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Ferry activity:
                                                                                         annualized average
                                                                                         daily traffic vehicles.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Ferry activity: annual
                                                                                         average daily traffic
                                                                                         (passengers).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Percent of contracted
                                                                                         road works disbursed:
                                                                                         N1.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Percent of contracted
                                                                                         work disbursed: ferry
                                                                                         and floating dock.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Percent of contracted
                                                                                         work disbursed:
                                                                                         landings and terminals.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Program Administration \3\, Due       $43,816,363                          $43,816,360
 Diligence, Monitoring and
 Evaluation.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pending subsequent reports\4\....     -$3,700,000                           $3,537,546
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


 
                                                                          Cumulative
             Projects                 Obligated         Objective        disbursements        Measures \2\
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     Country: Indonesia Year: 2013 Quarter 3 Total Obligation: $600,000,000
    Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Indonesia Total Quarterly Disbursements: \1\ $23,842,743
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Community Nutrition Project......    $131,500,000  need objectives and     $22,457,048
                                                    measures.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[[Page 57894]]

 
Green Prosperity Project.........    $332,500,000                              $40,280
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Program Administration \3\ and        $86,000,000                           $2,661,266
 Control, Monitoring and
 Evaluation.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pending subsequent reports \4\...  ..............                             $124,820
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


 
                                                                          Cumulative
             Projects                 Obligated         Objective        disbursements        Measures \2\
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                       Country: Jordan Year: 2013 Quarter 3 Total Obligation: $275,100,000
      Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Jordan Total Quarterly Disbursements: \1\ $6,349,039
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Water Network Project............    $102,570,034  Improve the overall      $1,930,222  Network water
                                                    drinking water                       consumption per capita
                                                    system efficiency                    (residential and non-
                                                    in Jordan's Zarqa                    residential); liters/
                                                    Governorate.                         capita/day.
                                                                                        Operating cost coverage--
                                                                                         Water Authority Jordan
                                                                                         Zarqa.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Non-revenue water
                                                                                         (percent).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Continuity of supply
                                                                                         time; hours per week.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Restructure and
                                                                                         rehabilitate primary
                                                                                         and secondary pipelines
                                                                                         (kilometers).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Restructure and
                                                                                         rehabilitate tertiary
                                                                                         pipelines (kilometers).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Value disbursed of water
                                                                                         construction contracts--
                                                                                         Infrastructure Activity
                                                                                         and Water Smart Homes
                                                                                         Activity.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Number of National Aid
                                                                                         Fund households with
                                                                                         improved water and
                                                                                         wastewater network.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Number of National Aid
                                                                                         Fund households
                                                                                         connected to the
                                                                                         wastewater network as a
                                                                                         result of the Water
                                                                                         Smart Homes Activity.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wastewater Network Project            $54,274,261  Improve the overall      $8,282,788  Sewer blockage events
                                                    waste water system                   (annual).
                                                    efficiency in                       Volume of wastewater
                                                    Jordan's Zarqa                       collected; cubic meters/
                                                    Governorate.                         year/million.
                                                                                        Residential population
                                                                                         connected to the sewer
                                                                                         system.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Expand network
                                                                                         (kilometers).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Value disbursed of
                                                                                         sanitation construction
                                                                                         contracts.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
As Samra Wastewater Treatment         $98,703,598  Increase the volume     $28,991,700  Treated wastewater used
 Plant Expansion Project.                           of treated waste                     in agriculture (as a
                                                    water available as                   percent of all water
                                                    a substitute for                     used for irrigation in
                                                    fresh water in                       Northern and Middle
                                                    agriculture use.                     Jordan Valley).
                                                                                        Value disbursed of
                                                                                         construction contracts.
                                                                                        Total engineering,
                                                                                         procurement and
                                                                                         construction cost of As-
                                                                                         Samra expansion.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Program Administration \3\ and        $19,552,107                           $1,577,925
 Control, Monitoring and
 Evaluation.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pending subsequent reports \4\...  ..............                             $294,046
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


 
                                                                          Cumulative
             Projects                 Obligated         Objective        disbursements        Measures \2\
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                      Country: Lesotho Year: 2013 Quarter 3 Total Obligation: $362,551,000
     Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Lesotho Total Quarterly Disbursements: \1\ $19,046,425
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Water Project....................    $167,886,999  Improve the water      $111,678,399  Physical completion of
                                                    supply for                           Metolong water
                                                    industrial and                       treatment works
                                                    domestic needs,                      contract (percent).
                                                    and enhance rural                   Physical completion of
                                                    livelihoods                          urban water supply
                                                    through improved                     works contracts
                                                    watershed                            (percent).
                                                    management.                         People with access to
                                                                                         rural water supply.
                                                                                        Ventilated improved pit
                                                                                         latrines built.
                                                                                        Households with
                                                                                         provisions to connect
                                                                                         to water networks.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Non-revenue water
                                                                                         (percent).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Knowledge of good
                                                                                         hygiene practices
                                                                                         (percent).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Water points
                                                                                         constructed.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[[Page 57895]]

 
Health Project...................    $121,377,822  Increase access to      $90,685,461  People with HIV still
                                                    life-extending                       alive 12 months after
                                                    antiretroviral                       initiation of
                                                    therapy and                          treatment.
                                                    essential health                    Health centers with
                                                    services by                          required staff
                                                    providing a                          complement (full-time
                                                    sustainable                          employees).
                                                    delivery platform.                  Tuberculosis
                                                                                         notification (per
                                                                                         100,000 people).
                                                                                        Health centers equipped.
                                                                                        Deliveries conducted in
                                                                                         the health facilities.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Physical completion of
                                                                                         health center
                                                                                         facilities (percent).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Physical completion of
                                                                                         outpatient departments
                                                                                         (percent).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Physical completion of
                                                                                         the Botsabelo
                                                                                         facilities (percent).
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Private Sector Development            $27,386,469  Stimulate               $20,827,192  Time required to resolve
 Project.                                           investment by                        commercial disputes
                                                    improving access                     (number of days).
                                                    to credit,                          Cases filed at the
                                                    reducing                             commercial court.
                                                    transaction costs                   Debit/smart cards
                                                    and increasing the                   issued.
                                                    participation of                    Bonds registered.
                                                    women in the                        Urban land parcels
                                                    economy.                             regularized and
                                                                                         registered.
                                                                                        People trained on gender
                                                                                         equality and economic
                                                                                         rights.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Stakeholders trained.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Change in time for
                                                                                         property transactions
                                                                                         (percent).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Women holding titles to
                                                                                         land.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Program Administration \3\ and        $45,899,709                          $34,839,137
 Control, Monitoring and
 Evaluation.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pending Subsequent Report \4\....  ..............                             $342,818
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


 
                                                                          Cumulative
             Projects                 Obligated         Objective        disbursements        Measures \2\
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                        Country: Mali Year: 2013 Quarter 3 Total Obligation: $435,628,223
           Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Mali Total Quarterly Disbursements: \1\ $0
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Bamako-Senou Airport Improvement     $143,403,391                         $143,403,391  Annual foreign visitors,
 Project.                                                                                non-residents.
                                                                                        Percent of work
                                                                                         completed on the
                                                                                         airside infrastructure.
                                                                                        Percent of work
                                                                                         completed on the
                                                                                         landside
                                                                                         infrastructure.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Security and safety
                                                                                         deficiencies corrected
                                                                                         at the airport.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Alatona Irrigation Project.......    $252,895,691  Increase the           $252,895,691  Cultivation intensity
                                                    agricultural                         during the dry season
                                                    production and                       (percent).
                                                    productivity in                     Value of agricultural
                                                    the Alatona zone                     products sold by
                                                    of the Office du                     farmers (millions of
                                                    Niger.                               francs CFA).
                                                                                        Percent of works
                                                                                         completed on Niono-Goma
                                                                                         Coura road.
                                                                                        Hectares under new
                                                                                         irrigation.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Percent of contracted
                                                                                         irrigation construction
                                                                                         works disbursed.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Market gardens allocated
                                                                                         in Alatona zones to
                                                                                         populations affected by
                                                                                         the project or New
                                                                                         Settler women.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Five-hectare farms
                                                                                         distributed to new
                                                                                         settlers.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Rural hectares
                                                                                         formalized.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Net primary school
                                                                                         enrollment rate (in
                                                                                         Alatona zone).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Functional producer
                                                                                         organization.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Hectares under
                                                                                         production (rainy
                                                                                         season).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Hectares under
                                                                                         production (dry
                                                                                         season).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Organisation
                                                                                         d'exploitation des
                                                                                         reseaux secondaires or
                                                                                         water user associations
                                                                                         established.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Active microfinance
                                                                                         institution clients.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Industrial Park Project..........      $2,637,472  Terminated.........      $2,637,472
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[[Page 57896]]

 
Program Administration \3\ and        $36,691,668                          $36,691,670
 Control, Monitoring and
 Evaluation.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pending Subsequent Report \4\....
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
On May 4, 2012, the MCC Board of Directors concurred with the recommendation of MCC to terminate the Mali
 Compact following the undemocratic change of government in the country.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


 
                                                                          Cumulative
             Projects                 Obligated         Objective        disbursements        Measures \2\
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                      Country: Moldova Year: 2013 Quarter 3 Total Obligation: $262,000,000
      Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Moldova Total Quarterly Disbursements: \1\ $7,679,511
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Road Rehabilitation Project......    $132,840,000  Enhance                 $21,346,259  Reduced cost for road
                                                    transportation                       users.
                                                    conditions.                         Average annual daily
                                                                                         traffic.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Road maintenance
                                                                                         expenditure.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Kilometers of roads
                                                                                         completed.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Percent of contracted
                                                                                         roads works disbursed.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Children participants in
                                                                                         the road safety
                                                                                         trainings.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Resettlement action
                                                                                         plans implemented.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Final design (date
                                                                                         received).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Trafficking in persons
                                                                                         training participants.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Transition to High Value             $101,773,402  Increase incomes in     $16,496,367  Hectares under improved
 Agriculture Project.                               the agricultural                     or new irrigation.
                                                    sector; create                      Centralized irrigation
                                                    models for                           systems rehabilitated.
                                                    transition to high                  Percent of contracted
                                                    value agriculture                    irrigation feasibility
                                                    in centralized                       and/or design studies
                                                    irrigation system                    disbursed.
                                                    areas and an                        Value of irrigation
                                                    enabling                             feasibility and/or
                                                    environment                          detailed design
                                                    (legal, financial                    contracts signed.
                                                    and market) for                     Water user associations
                                                    replication.                         achieving financial
                                                                                         sustainability.
                                                                                        Management transfer
                                                                                         agreements signed.
                                                                                        Revised water management
                                                                                         policy framework--with
                                                                                         long-term water rights
                                                                                         defined--established.
                                                                                        Contracts of association
                                                                                         signed.
                                   ..............                       ..............  New high value
                                                                                         agriculture
                                                                                         infrastructure in place
                                                                                         (metric tons of cold
                                                                                         storage capacity).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Loans past due.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Value of agricultural
                                                                                         and rural loans.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Loan borrowers.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Loan borrowers (female).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Value of sales
                                                                                         facilitated.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Farmers that have
                                                                                         applied improved
                                                                                         techniques (Growing
                                                                                         High Value Agriculture
                                                                                         Sales [GHS]).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Farmers that have
                                                                                         applied improved
                                                                                         techniques (GHS)
                                                                                         (female).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Farmers trained.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Farmers trained
                                                                                         (female).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Enterprises assisted.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Enterprises assisted
                                                                                         (female).
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Program Administration \3\ and        $27,386,598                           $8,770,110
 Monitoring and Evaluation.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pending Subsequent Report \4\....  ..............                              $85,150
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


[[Page 57897]]


 
                                                                          Cumulative
             Projects                 Obligated         Objective        disbursements        Measures \2\
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                      Country: Mongolia Year: 2013 Quarter 3 Total Obligation: $284,894,187
     Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Mongolia Total Quarterly Disbursements: \1\ $14,270,048
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Property Rights Project..........     $28,777,619  Increase security       $24,293,451  Wells completed.
                                                    and capitalization                  Legal and regulatory
                                                    of land assets                       reforms adopted.
                                                    held by lower-                      Stakeholders trained
                                                    income Mongolians,                   (Peri-Urban and Land
                                                    and increased peri-                  Plots).
                                                    urban herder                        Herder groups limiting
                                                    productivity and                     their livestock
                                                    incomes.                             population to the
                                                                                         carrying capacity of
                                                                                         their leases on semi-
                                                                                         intensive farms.
                                                                                        Cost for property
                                                                                         transactions (first
                                                                                         time) (U.S. dollars).
                                                                                        Urban parcels
                                                                                         formalized.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Stakeholders trained
                                                                                         (Ger Area Land Plots).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Leaseholds awarded.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Vocational Education Project.....     $50,197,859  Increase employment     $44,106,552  Students participating
                                                    and income among                     in MCC-supported
                                                    unemployed and                       educational facilities.
                                                    underemployed                       Nongovernmental funding
                                                    Mongolians.                          of vocational education
                                                                                         (percent).
                                                                                        Instructors trained or
                                                                                         certified through MCC-
                                                                                         supported activities.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Educational facilities
                                                                                         constructed/
                                                                                         rehabilitated or
                                                                                         equipped through MCC-
                                                                                         supported activities.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Health Project...................     $42,045,259  Increase the            $31,725,167  Screening for
                                                    adoption of                          hypertension (percent).
                                                    behaviors that                      Civil society
                                                    reduce                               mobilization (grants)
                                                    noncommunicable                      (U.S. dollars).
                                                    diseases and                        Early detections of
                                                    injuries (NCDIs)                     cervical cancer--early
                                                    among target                         diagnosis.
                                                    populations and                     Training of health staff
                                                    improved medical                     by MCA Mongolia.
                                                    treatment and                       Capacity of school
                                                    control of NCDIs.                    teachers.
                                                                                        Improved services in non-
                                                                                         communicable disease-
                                                                                         primary health care
                                                                                         facilities (percent).
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Roads Project....................     $84,961,586  More efficient          $43,506,460  Kilometers of roads
                                                    transport for                        completed.
                                                    trade and access                    Kilometers of roads
                                                    to services.                         under design.
                                                                                        Percent of contracted
                                                                                         roads works disbursed.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Energy and Environmental Project.     $41,518,019  Increased wealth        $39,877,446  Wind power dispatched
                                                    and productivity                     from substation
                                                    through greater                      (million kilowatt
                                                    fuel use                             hours).
                                                    efficiency and                      Heat only boilers sites
                                                    decreasing health                    upgraded.
                                                    costs from air.                     Stoves distributed by
                                                                                         MCA Mongolia.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Rail Project.....................        $369,560  Terminated.........        $369,560  Terminated.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Program Administration \3\ and        $37,024,286                          $28,327,092
 Control, Monitoring and
 Evaluation.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pending subsequent reports \4\...                                           $3,905,305
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


 
                                                                          Cumulative
             Projects                 Obligated         Objective        disbursements        Measures \2\
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                      Country: Morocco Year: 2013 Quarter 3 Total Obligation: $697,500,000
     Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Morocco Total Quarterly Disbursements: \1\ $55,626,184
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Fruit Tree Productivity Project..    $339,987,321  Reduce volatility      $261,807,300  Farmers trained.
                                                    of agricultural                     Olive and date producers
                                                    production and                       assisted.
                                                    increase volume of                  Percent of virgin and
                                                    fruit agricultural                   extra virgin olive oil
                                                    production.                          of total olive oil
                                                                                         production in targeted
                                                                                         areas.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Number of Catalyst Fund
                                                                                         proposals approved.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Disbursements under the
                                                                                         Catalyst Fund (U.S.
                                                                                         dollars).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Average agricultural
                                                                                         revenue per farm in
                                                                                         rehabilitation rain-fed
                                                                                         areas (U.S. dollars).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Area planted and
                                                                                         delivered to farmers
                                                                                         (hectares).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Area in expansion
                                                                                         perimeters for which
                                                                                         water and soil
                                                                                         conservation measures
                                                                                         have been implemented
                                                                                         (hectares).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Yield of rehabilitated
                                                                                         olive trees in rain-fed
                                                                                         areas (metric tons per
                                                                                         hectare) (``mt/ha'').

[[Page 57898]]

 
                                   ..............                       ..............  Average agricultural
                                                                                         revenue per farm in
                                                                                         irrigated areas.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Cumulative area of
                                                                                         irrigated perimeters
                                                                                         rehabilitated
                                                                                         (hectares).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Yield of rehabilitated
                                                                                         olive trees in
                                                                                         irrigated areas (mt/
                                                                                         ha).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Average agricultural
                                                                                         revenue per farm in
                                                                                         oasis areas.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Hectares under improved
                                                                                         irrigation.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Yield of rehabilitated
                                                                                         date palms in oasis
                                                                                         areas (mt/ha).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Number of in-vitro
                                                                                         seedlings successfully
                                                                                         planted.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Small Scale Fisheries Project....    $122,488,658  Improve quality of      $76,241,887  Boats benefitting from
                                                    fish moving                          landing sites and
                                                    through domestic                     ports.
                                                    channels and                        Number of artisan
                                                    assure the                           fishers who received a
                                                    sustainable use of                   training certificate.
                                                    fishing resources.                  Number of jobs created
                                                                                         in wholesale fish
                                                                                         markets.
                                                                                        Per capita fish
                                                                                         consumption in areas of
                                                                                         new market construction
                                                                                         (kg/year).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Active mobile fish
                                                                                         vendors trained and
                                                                                         equipped by the
                                                                                         project.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Average price of fish at
                                                                                         auction markets.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Net annual income of
                                                                                         mobile fish vendors.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Artisan and Fez Medina Project...     $96,149,856  Increase value          $58,262,752  Total receiving literacy
                                                    added to tourism                     training.
                                                    and artisan                         Graduates of MCC-
                                                    sectors.                             supported functional
                                                                                         literacy program
                                                                                         (female).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Graduates of MCC-
                                                                                         supported functional
                                                                                         literacy program
                                                                                         (male).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Total receiving
                                                                                         professional training.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Females receiving
                                                                                         professional training.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Graduates vocational
                                                                                         training program
                                                                                         (residential,
                                                                                         apprenticeship and
                                                                                         continuing education).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Drop-out rates of
                                                                                         participants of
                                                                                         residential and
                                                                                         apprenticeship
                                                                                         programs.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Potters trained.
                                   ..............                       ..............  MCC-subsidized gas kilns
                                                                                         bought by artisans.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Adoption rate of
                                                                                         improved production
                                                                                         practices promoted by
                                                                                         the project (percent).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Tourist circuits
                                                                                         improved or created.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Number of small and
                                                                                         medium enterprises
                                                                                         (SMEs) that append the
                                                                                         label on their
                                                                                         products.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Number of SMEs
                                                                                         participating in
                                                                                         promotion events.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Sites constructed or
                                                                                         rehabilitated (4
                                                                                         Fondouks, Place Lalla
                                                                                         Ydouna, Ain Nokbi).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Beneficiaries of Ain
                                                                                         Nokbi construction and
                                                                                         artisan resettlement
                                                                                         program.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Enterprise Support Project.......     $15,042,301  Improved survival       $14,822,877  Survival rate after two
                                                    rate of new small                    years (percent).
                                                    and medium                          Days of individual
                                                    enterprises (SMEs)                   coaching (total days).
                                                    and National                        Beneficiaries trained.
                                                    Initiative for
                                                    Human Development
                                                    (INDH)-funded
                                                    income generating
                                                    activities;
                                                    increased revenue
                                                    for new SMEs and
                                                    INDH-funded income
                                                    generating
                                                    activities.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Financial Services Project.......     $44,175,252  To be determined...     $33,456,957  Portfolio at risk at 30
                                                                                         days (percent).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Value of loans granted
                                                                                         through mobile branches
                                                                                         (U.S. dollars).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Clients of microcredit
                                                                                         associations reached
                                                                                         through mobile
                                                                                         branches.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Value of loan agreements
                                                                                         between micro credit
                                                                                         associations and Jaida
                                                                                         (millions of dirhams).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Value of loan
                                                                                         disbursements to Jaida.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Program Administration \3\ and        $79,656,612                          $59,164,695
 Control, Monitoring and
 Evaluation.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[[Page 57899]]

 
Pending Subsequent Report \4\....  ..............                           $4,811,155
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


 
                                                                          Cumulative
             Projects                 Obligated         Objective        disbursements        Measures \2\
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     Country: Mozambique Year: 2013 Quarter 3 Total Obligation: $506,924,053
    Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Mozambique Total Quarterly Disbursements: \1\ $49,438,726
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Water Supply and Sanitation          $207,385,393  Increase access to     $144,872,115  Value of municipal
 Project.                                           reliable and                         sanitation and drainage
                                                    quality water and                    systems construction
                                                    sanitation                           contracts signed.
                                                    facilities.                         Amount disbursed for
                                                                                         municipal sanitation
                                                                                         and drainage
                                                                                         construction contracts.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Volume of water
                                                                                         produced.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Value of contracts
                                                                                         signed for construction
                                                                                         of water systems.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Percent of construction
                                                                                         contract disbursed for
                                                                                         water systems.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Rural water points
                                                                                         constructed.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Percent of rural
                                                                                         population of the six
                                                                                         intervention districts
                                                                                         with access to improved
                                                                                         water sources.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Amount disbursed for
                                                                                         rural water points
                                                                                         construction contracts.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Persons trained in
                                                                                         hygiene and sanitary
                                                                                         best practices.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Road Rehabilitation Project......    $176,307,480  Increase access to      $94,375,668  Percent of roads works
                                                    productive                           contracts disbursed.
                                                    resources and                       Kilometers of roads
                                                    markets.                             issued ``Take-over
                                                                                         Certificates''.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Land Tenure Project..............     $40,068,307  Establish               $33,078,332  People trained
                                                    efficient, secure                    (paralegal courses at
                                                    land access for                      Centre for Juridical
                                                    households and                       and Judicial Training,
                                                    investors.                           general training at
                                                                                         National Directorate of
                                                                                         Land and Forest, etc.).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Land administration
                                                                                         offices established or
                                                                                         upgraded.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Rural hectares mapped.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Urban parcels mapped.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Rural hectares
                                                                                         formalized.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Urban parcels
                                                                                         formalized.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Communities delimited.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Farmer Income Support Project....     $19,250,117  Improve coconut         $16,755,203  Coconut seedlings
                                                    productivity and                     planted.
                                                    diversification                     Survival rate of coconut
                                                    into cash crop.                      seedlings (percent).
                                                                                        Hectares of alternate
                                                                                         crops under production.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Farmers trained in
                                                                                         surveillance and pest
                                                                                         and disease control for
                                                                                         coconuts.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Farmers trained in
                                                                                         alternative crop
                                                                                         production and
                                                                                         productivity enhancing
                                                                                         strategies.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Farmers trained in
                                                                                         planting and post-
                                                                                         planting management of
                                                                                         coconuts.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Farmers using
                                                                                         alternative crop
                                                                                         production and
                                                                                         productivity enhancing
                                                                                         strategies.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Businesses receiving
                                                                                         Business Development
                                                                                         Fund grants.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Program Administration \3\ and        $63,912,756                          $40,157,874
 Control, Monitoring and
 Evaluation.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pending Subsequent Report \4\....  ..............                           $3,009,654
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


 
                                                                          Cumulative
             Projects                 Obligated         Objective        disbursements        Measures \2\
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                      Country: Namibia Year: 2013 Quarter 3 Total Obligation: $304,477,815
     Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Namibia Total Quarterly Disbursements: \1\ $20,169,366
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Education Project................    $141,554,809  Improve the quality     $82,626,351  Learners (any level)
                                                    of the workforce                     participating in the 47
                                                    in Namibia by                        schools sub-activity.
                                                    enhancing the                       Educational facilities
                                                    equity and                           constructed,
                                                    effectiveness of                     rehabilitated, equipped
                                                    basic.                               in the 47 schools
                                                                                         sub[hyphen]activity.
                                                                                        Percent of contracted
                                                                                         construction works
                                                                                         disbursed for 47
                                                                                         schools.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Textbooks delivered.

[[Page 57900]]

 
                                   ..............                       ..............  Educators trained to be
                                                                                         textbook management
                                                                                         trainers.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Educators trained to be
                                                                                         textbook utilization
                                                                                         trainers.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Percent disbursed
                                                                                         against works contracts
                                                                                         for Regional Study
                                                                                         Resource Centers
                                                                                         Activity.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Visits to MCA Namibia
                                                                                         assisted Regional Study
                                                                                         and Resource Centres.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Compliance rate for
                                                                                         National Training Fund
                                                                                         levy.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Graduates from MCC-
                                                                                         supported education
                                                                                         activities.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Percent disbursed
                                                                                         against construction,
                                                                                         rehabilitation, and
                                                                                         equipment contracts for
                                                                                         Community Skills and
                                                                                         Development Centres.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Namibia Student
                                                                                         Financial Assistance
                                                                                         Fund Policy in place
                                                                                         (date).
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Tourism Project..................     $68,579,170  Grow the Namibian       $21,901,525  Tourists to Etosha
                                                    tourism industry                     National Park (ENP).
                                                    with a focus on                     Galton Gate Plan
                                                    increasing income                    implemented (percent).
                                                    to households in                    Percent disbursed
                                                    communal.                            against construction,
                                                                                         rehabilitation and
                                                                                         equipment contracts for
                                                                                         ENP housing units/
                                                                                         management structures.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Game translocated with
                                                                                         MCA Namibia support.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Unique visits on Namibia
                                                                                         Tourism Board website.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Leisure tourist
                                                                                         arrivals.
                                   ..............                       ..............  North American tourism
                                                                                         businesses (travel
                                                                                         agencies and tour
                                                                                         operators) that offer
                                                                                         Namibian tours or tour
                                                                                         packages.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Value of grants issued
                                                                                         by the Conservancy
                                                                                         Development Support
                                                                                         Grant Fund (Namibian
                                                                                         dollars).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Amount of new private
                                                                                         sector investment
                                                                                         secured by MCA Namibia
                                                                                         assisted conservancies
                                                                                         (Namibian dollars).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Annual gross revenue to
                                                                                         conservancies receiving
                                                                                         MCA Namibia assistance.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Agriculture Project..............     $51,439,491  Enhance the health      $27,544,761  Participating households
                                                    and marketing                        registered in the
                                                    efficiency of                        Community-Based
                                                    livestock in the                     Rangeland and Livestock
                                                    NCAs of Namibia                      Management sub-
                                                    and to increase                      activity.
                                                    income.                             Grazing areas with
                                                                                         documented combined
                                                                                         management plans.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Parcels corrected or
                                                                                         incorporated in land
                                                                                         system.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Stakeholders trained.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Cattle tagged with radio
                                                                                         frequency
                                                                                         identification tags.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Percent disbursed
                                                                                         against works contracts
                                                                                         for State Veterinary
                                                                                         Offices.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Value of grant
                                                                                         agreements signed under
                                                                                         Livestock Market
                                                                                         Efficiency Fund.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Farmers trained.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Value of grant
                                                                                         agreements signed under
                                                                                         Indigenous Natural
                                                                                         Product Innovation
                                                                                         Fund.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Program Administration \3\ and        $42,904,344                          $24,689,146
 Control, Monitoring and
 Evaluation.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pending Subsequent Report \4\....  ..............                           $2,091,246
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


 
                                                                          Cumulative
             Projects                 Obligated         Objective        disbursements        Measures \2\
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                    Country: Philippines Year: 2013 Quarter 3 Total Obligation: $433,202,350
   Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Philippines Total Quarterly Disbursements: \1\ $16,393,465
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Kalahi-CIDSS Project.............  ..............  Improve the          ..............  Percent of Municipal
                                                    responsiveness of                    Local Government Units
                                                    local governments                    that provide funding
                                                    to community                         support for Kalahi-
                                                    needs, encourage                     CIDSS (KC) subproject
                                                    communities to                       operations and
                                                    engage in                            maintenance.
                                                    development                         Completed KC subprojects
                                                    activities.                          implemented in
                                                                                         compliance with
                                                                                         technical plans and
                                                                                         within schedule and
                                                                                         budget.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Barangays that have
                                                                                         completed specific
                                                                                         training on subproject
                                                                                         management and
                                                                                         implementation.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[[Page 57901]]

 
Secondary National Roads             $213,785,350  Reduce                  $35,591,275  Kilometers of road
 Development Project.                               transportation                       sections completed.
                                                    costs and improve                   Bridges replaced.
                                                    access to markets                   Bridges rehabilitated.
                                                    and social                          Value of road
                                                    services.                            construction contracts
                                                                                         signed.
                                                                                        Value of road
                                                                                         construction contracts
                                                                                         disbursed.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Revenue Administration Reform         $54,300,000  Increase tax             $5,463,951  Number of Audits.
 Project.                                           revenues over time                  Revenue District Offices
                                                    and support the                      using the electronic
                                                    Department of                        tax information system.
                                                    Finance's                           Percent of audit
                                                    initiatives to                       completed in compliance
                                                    detect and deter                     with prescribed period
                                                    corruption within                    of 120 days.
                                                    its revenue                         Percent of audit cases
                                                    agencies.                            performed using
                                                                                         automated audit tool.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Successful case
                                                                                         resolutions.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Personnel charged with
                                                                                         graft, corruption,
                                                                                         lifestyle and/or
                                                                                         criminal cases.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Time taken to complete
                                                                                         investigation
                                                                                         (average).
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Program Administration \3\ and        $45,117,000                           $8,693,238
 Control, Monitoring and
 Evaluation.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pending Subsequent Reports \4\...  ..............                           $2,201,829
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Community Development Grants         $120,000,000                          $36,619,693
 Project.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


 
                                                                          Cumulative
             Projects                 Obligated         Objective        disbursements        Measures \2\
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                      Country: Senegal Year: 2013 Quarter 3 Total Obligation: $540,000,000
     Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Senegal Total Quarterly Disbursements: \1\ $27,079,579
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Road Rehabilitation Project......    $324,712,499  Expand access to        $44,082,155  Value of contracts
                                                    markets and                          signed for the
                                                    services.                            feasibility, design,
                                                                                         supervision and program
                                                                                         management of the RN2
                                                                                         and RN6 National Roads.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Percent of disbursements
                                                                                         for the contract signed
                                                                                         for the constructions
                                                                                         of the RN 2 and RN6.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Kilometers of roads
                                                                                         rehabilitated on the
                                                                                         RN2.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Annual average daily
                                                                                         traffic Richard-Toll--
                                                                                         Ndioum.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Percent change in travel
                                                                                         time on the RN2.
                                   ..............                       ..............  International Roughness
                                                                                         Index on the RN2.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Kilometers of roads
                                                                                         covered by the contract
                                                                                         for the studies, the
                                                                                         supervision and
                                                                                         management of the RN2.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Kilometers of roads
                                                                                         rehabilitated on the
                                                                                         RN6.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Annual average daily
                                                                                         traffic Ziguinchor--
                                                                                         Tanaff.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Annual average daily
                                                                                         traffic Tanaff--Kolda.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Annual average daily
                                                                                         traffic Kolda--
                                                                                         Kounkan[eacute].
                                   ..............                       ..............  Percent change in travel
                                                                                         time on the RN6.
                                   ..............                       ..............  International roughness
                                                                                         index on the RN6 (lower
                                                                                         number = smoother
                                                                                         road).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Kilometers of roads
                                                                                         covered by the contract
                                                                                         for the studies, the
                                                                                         supervision and
                                                                                         management of the RN6.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Irrigation and Water Resources       $170,008,860  Improve                 $15,087,482  Tons of irrigated rice
 Management Project.                                productivity of                      production.
                                                    the agricultural                    Potentially irrigable
                                                    sector.                              lands area (Delta and
                                                                                         Ngallenka).
                                                                                        Hectares under
                                                                                         production.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Percent of the
                                                                                         disbursements on the
                                                                                         contracts signed for
                                                                                         the studies in the
                                                                                         Delta and the
                                                                                         Ngallenka.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Value of the
                                                                                         construction contracts
                                                                                         signed for the
                                                                                         irrigation
                                                                                         infrastructure in the
                                                                                         Delta and the
                                                                                         Ngallenka.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Cropping intensity
                                                                                         (hectares under
                                                                                         production per year/
                                                                                         cultivable hectares)
                                                                                         (Delta and Ngallenka).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Hectares mapped.
                                   ..............                       ..............  New conflicts resolved
                                                                                         (percent).
                                   ..............                       ..............  People trained on land
                                                                                         security tools.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Women trained on land
                                                                                         security tools.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[[Page 57902]]

 
Program Administration \3\ and        $45,278,641                          $12,868,838
 Monitoring and Evaluation.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pending Subsequent Report \4\....                                             $687,201
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


 
                                                                          Cumulative
             Projects                 Obligated         Objective        disbursements        Measures \2\
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                      Country: Tanzania Year: 2013 Quarter 3 Total Obligation: $698,136,000
     Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Tanzania Total Quarterly Disbursements: \1\ $58,306,778
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Energy Sector Project............    $205,614,640  Increase value         $165,361,906  Number of current power
                                                    added to                             customers (Zanzibar).
                                                    businesses.                         Transmission and
                                                                                         distribution
                                                                                         substations capacity
                                                                                         (megawatt-peak)
                                                                                         (Zanzibar).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Technical and non-
                                                                                         technical losses
                                                                                         (Zanzibar) (percent).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Kilometers of 132
                                                                                         kilovolt (KV) lines
                                                                                         constructed (Zanzibar).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Percent disbursed on
                                                                                         overhead lines contract
                                                                                         (Zanzibar).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Number of Current power
                                                                                         customers (Malagarasi/
                                                                                         Kigoma).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Capacity of photovoltaic
                                                                                         systems installed
                                                                                         (kilowatt-peak)
                                                                                         (Malagarasi/Kigoma).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Current power customers
                                                                                         (all six project
                                                                                         regions) (Mainland).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Kilometers of 33/11KV
                                                                                         lines constructed
                                                                                         (Mainland).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Transmission and
                                                                                         distribution
                                                                                         substations capacity
                                                                                         (megavolt ampere) (all
                                                                                         six project regions)
                                                                                         (Mainland).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Technical and
                                                                                         nontechnical losses
                                                                                         (Mainland and Kigoma)
                                                                                         (percent).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Cost recovery ratio
                                                                                         (Mainland).
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Transport Sector Project.........    $388,138,380  Increase cash crop     $258,988,770  Percent disbursed on
                                                    revenue and                          construction contracts.
                                                    aggregate visitor                   Surfacing complete:
                                                    spending.                            Tunduma--Sumbawanga
                                                                                         (percent).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Surfacing complete:
                                                                                         Tanga--Horohoro
                                                                                         (percent).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Surfacing complete:
                                                                                         Namtumba--Songea
                                                                                         (percent).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Surfacing complete:
                                                                                         Permiho--Mbinga
                                                                                         (percent).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Kilometers of roads
                                                                                         completed (taken over).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Pemba: Percent disbursed
                                                                                         on construction
                                                                                         contract.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Surfacing complete:
                                                                                         Pemba (percent).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Kilometers of roads
                                                                                         completed (taken over):
                                                                                         Zanzibar.
                                   ..............                       ..............  Road maintenance
                                                                                         expenditures: Mainland
                                                                                         trunk roads (percent).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Road maintenance
                                                                                         expenditures: Zanzibar
                                                                                         rural roads (percent).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Runway surfacing
                                                                                         complete (percent).
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Water Sector Project.............     $65,027,607  Increase investment     $45,508,381  Volume of water
                                                    in human and                         produced--Lower Ruvu
                                                    physical capital                     (millions of liters per
                                                    and to reduce the                    day).
                                                    prevalence of                       Operations and
                                                    water-related                        maintenance cost
                                                    disease.                             recovery--Lower Ruvu
                                                                                         (percent).
                                                                                        Volume of water
                                                                                         produced--Morogoro
                                                                                         (millions of liters per
                                                                                         day).
                                   ..............                       ..............  Operations and
                                                                                         maintenance cost
                                                                                         recovery--Morogoro
                                                                                         (percent).
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Program Administration \3\ and        $39,355,373                          $30,964,944
 Control, Monitoring and
 Evaluation.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pending Subsequent Report \4\....  ..............
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
\1\ Disbursements are cash outlays rather than expenditures.
\2\ These measures are the same Key Performance Indicators that MCC reports each quarter. The Key Performance
  Indicators may change over time to more accurately reflect compact implementation progress. The unit for these
  measures is ``a number of'' unless otherwise indicated.
\3\ Program administration funds are used to pay items such as salaries, rent, and the cost of office equipment.
\4\ These amounts represent disbursements made that will be allocated to individual projects in the subsequent
  quarter(s) and reported as such in subsequent quarterly report(s).

[[Page 57903]]

 
\5\ These compacts are closed; however, deobligations took place during the reporting period.
The following MCC compacts are closed and, therefore, do not have any quarterly disbursements: Armenia, Benin,
  Cape Verde I, Honduras, Madagascar, Nicaragua and Vanuatu.


                                                         619(b) Transfer or Allocation of Funds
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 United States agency to which funds were transferred or
                        allocated                                         Amount                            Description of program or project
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                               None                                 None                                                      None
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[FR Doc. 2013-22936 Filed 9-19-13; 8:45 am]
BILLING CODE 9211-03-P