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UNESCAP REGIONAL EVENT ON FINANCING SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT IN ASIA AND THE PACIFIC 6-7 December 2017 EDBS STRATEGIC AREAS OF FOCUS IN INTEGRATIVE INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS 1 Step by step formation of the Single Economic Space


  1. UNESCAP REGIONAL EVENT ON FINANCING SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT IN ASIA AND THE PACIFIC 6-7 December 2017 EDB’S STRATEGIC AREAS OF FOCUS IN INTEGRATIVE INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS 1

  2. Step by step formation of the Single Economic Space of the Eurasian Economic Union… 2010 -2011 2015 2025 … Customs union/SES EAEU Creation of a EAEU single currency Single market Single market Single market for Single market for capital Fully formed economic union – for goods for services labour ▪ freedom ▪ freedom ▪ freedom ▪ freedom of of of of movement for movement for movement for movement for labour capital ▪ no ▪ common goods services permit regulation and ▪ lifting ▪ coordination of of requirements for supervision requirements in customs economic policy employment; EAEU financial markets; ▪ recognition ▪ recognition controls of of banking, education documents; insurance licenses and Central ▪ full scope of social Bank market license recognition; ▪ providing financial services in guarantees; ▪ free emergency EAEU without an additional medical care establishing of a legal entity; ▪ administrative cooperation between authorities of EAEU member states 2

  3. … has served to support mutual foreign direct investment in EAEU member states ▪ Total mutual foreign direct investment Total mutual direct investment by country of origin, USD mln Recipient country Total for 5 in EAEU member states stood at just Russia Kazakhstan Belarus Armenia Kyrgyzstan countries under $23.7 billion as at end 2015 Russia - 3 367 204 3 0 3 574 (EDB Centre for Integration Studies) Kazakhstan 7 095 - 34 0 0 7 129 – Belarus 8 297 53 - 10 4 8 364 Belarus leads in imported FDI Armenia 3 056 8 0 - 0 3 064 Kyrgyzstan 811 695 0 0 - 1 506 Total for 5 19 4 123 238 13 4 23 637 countries 259 ▪ Mutual FDI trend in EAEU member states between 2008-2015 (in USD bln) (opposite in orange) tended to remain more robust as compared with CIS (opposite in blue) 3

  4. Transport and infrastructure in member state investment Mutual FDI in EAEU member states by EDB Investment Portfolio by Sector sector, as at end 2015 Agriculture 1.6% 2.0% Energy 0.3% Energy 1% 0.1% Transportation Ferrous metals 12.0% 1.0% 14% 3% 9% Non-ferrous metals Other infrastructure Machinery and engineering Chemicals 6% 12.3% Chemicals 16% 3% Mining Other industrials 42.8% Machinery Construction 8.2% Metals Transport and infrastructure 20% 4.0% Telecom and IT Agriculture 5.9% 24% Retail and wholesale Financials 6.5% Financials 0% 4% Construction 3.1% Tourism Other 0.1% Other services ▪ Energy in EAEU: Gazprom’s project in Belarus, ▪ Transport and infrastructure accounts for LUKOIL’s project in Kazakhstan approximately a quarter of the EDB investment portfolio (as at 1 October 2017) – Transport and infrastructure is second in significance at 12.3% of total mutual FDI 4

  5. Infrastructure development faces institutional constraints WEF Infrastructure Quality in EDB WEF 2017-2018 Rankings Member States Quality of 1st pillar: overall Institutions infrastructure, 7 1-7 (best) 12th pillar: 2nd pillar: 7 Innovation Infrastructure 6 6 Armenia Armenia 5 11th pillar: 3rd pillar: 5 Business Macroeconomic 4 Kazakhstan Kazakhstan sophistication environment 4 3 3 Kyrgyzstan Kyrgyzstan 2 4th pillar: Quality of air 2 Quality of Russia 10th pillar: Health and Russia transport 1 roads, 1-7 1 Market size primary infrastructure, (best) education Tajikistan Tajikistan 1-7 (best) 5th pillar: 9th pillar: Higher Technological education and readiness training 8th pillar: 6th pillar: Financial Goods market market efficiency Quality of development 7th pillar: Labor railroad market infrastructure, efficiency 1-7 (best) ▪ Transportation ▪ Financial infrastructure projects support market development is the most diversification of trade significant constraint in promoting infrastructure investment in EDB member states – Road infrastructure is a priority (as observed in emerging economies) 5

  6. Financing economic development and integration projects EDB Eurasian Fund for Stabilization and Development ▪ Up to 15 year term; ▪ Extended only to central governments to support stabilization programmes ▪ 20-40% of project Initiator investment; Project finance Financial aimed at making their economies more ▪ Main source of funds for repayment – project resilient to external and domestic shocks cashflows ▪ Up to 7 year term; ▪ Available to governments and/or to companies implementing large ▪ Balance sheet financing for larger and medium investment projects that contribute long- Investment loans enterprises; Investment term economic and financial stability and ▪ Main source of funds for repayment – cashflows spur integration between member states. from ongoing operations ▪ Term to equal life of contract; ▪ Available from the share of EFSD net profit for financing government ▪ International trade contract finance; Trade finance Grants programmes in social sphere ▪ Main source of funds for repayment – contract cashflows ▪ 3 to 15 year term; ▪ EFSD credits and loans are repayable, have finite maturity, carry interest and are extended in US Dollars or Euros. ▪ Equity investment $25 млн to $300 млн ; Equity/Mezzanine ▪ While lending to low income countries, EFSD is guided ▪ Non-controlling participation of the bank finance by International Monetary Fund recommendations on loan concessionality. 6

  7. EDB’s key infrastructure projects EDB EDB Type of Project Description Country Status Status Participation Participation Western High-Speed Diameter Highway construction RUB 123.4 bn RUB 10 bn Project finance Active (St. Petersburg) Pulkovo Airport (St. Petersburg) Passenger terminal EUR 1,155.8 mn USD 93 mn Project finance Active First wind energy plant Wind energy plant construction KZT 20.5 bn KZT 14.2 bn Project finance Active BELAZ Working capital USD 90 mn USD 90 mn Project finance Active Central Ring-Road (Moscow Highway construction RUB 81.4 bn Up to RUB 12 bn Project finance Active region) Small hydro energy plant Nord Hydro (Karelia) RUB 11.8 bn RUB 4.1 bn Project finance Active construction Alaygyr Mining USD 87.1 mn USD 56 mn Project finance Active EFSD Project Description Country Type of participation Status Bishkek-Osh corridor Highway construction IFI consortium/sovereign Active North-South corridor Highway construction IFI consortium/sovereign Active Under Aral-Suusamyr Highway construction TBD consideration 7

  8. EDB in promoting economic development and integration ▪ EDB has an observer status with: – UN General Assembly – Eurasian Group on Combating Money Laundering and Financing of Terrorism – UN Trade and Development Board (UNTDB) ▪ EDB also cooperates with – Regional integration alliances (EAEU, CIS, Shanghai Cooperation Organization) – UN organizations (UN Development Programme, UNIDO, FAO, UNECE, UNESCAP, UNEP) – International development institutions (World Bank, IFC, ABD, EBRD, ABII) in joint cofinancing of projects, information exchange, and implementing international best practices in corporate governance 8

  9. Our contacts: Headquarters Dushanbe Representative Office Minsk Representative Office 220 Dostyk Ave., Almaty 24A Aini St., Dushanbe 70 Myasnikov St., Minsk 050051, Republic of Kazakhstan 734012, Republic of Tajikistan 220030, Republic of Belarus Tel.: +7 (727) 244 40 44 Tel.: + 992 (44) 640 04 45 Tel.: + 375 (17) 306 54 64 Fax: +7 (727) 244 65 70 Fax: + 992 (44) 640 04 46 Fax: +375 (17) 306 54 65 Email: info@eabr.org Website: www.еabr.org Yerevan Representative Office Bishkek Representative Office Erebuni Plaza Business Centre, office 811 21 Erkindik Blvd, Bishkek 26/1 Sargsyan St., Yerevan 720040, Kyrgyz Republic Moscow Representative Office 12 Krasnopresnenskaya nab., 0010, Republic of Armenia Tel.: + 996 (312) 66 04 04 entr.9, Moscow 123610, Tel.: +374 (10) 54 01 02 Fax: + 996 (312) 66 21 46 Russian Federation Fax: +374 (10) 54 13 52 Tel.: +7 (495) 64504 45 St.Petersburg Branch Fax: +7 (495) 645 04 41 7 Paradnaya st., St.Petersburg 191014, Russian Federation Tel.: + 7 (812) 320 44 41 Astana Representative Office Astanalyk Business Centre, 11th floor Fax: + 7 (812) 329 40 41 33 Kunayev St., Astana 010000, Republic of Kazakhstan Tel.: +7 (7172) 55 84 84 Fax: +7 (7172) 55 84 85 9

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