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BDMG Project Showcase: Public Financing Institutions and their Role in Development I Foro de Integracion y Desarrollo Montevideu, March 05th. M I N A S G E R A I S OVERVIEW 21 MILLION INHABITANTS [2018] Similar to Australia 2 nd most


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BDMG

Project Showcase: Public Financing Institutions and their Role in Development

I Foro de Integracion y Desarrollo Montevideu, March 05th.

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Belo Horizonte Rio de Janeiro São Paulo Brasília

M I N A S G E R A I S

21 MILLION INHABITANTS [2018]

Similar to Australia 2nd most populous state of Brazil

LARGER THAN FRANCE AND GERMANY

In Territorial extension Total area of 586.5 km2 4th largest state in Brazil

853 MUNICIPALITIES

and 12 regions very different between themselves 50 municipalities concentrate 53% of the population

OVERVIEW

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Minas Gerais – GDP (2018)

ECONOMY

Sources: FJP, IBGE, PNADC (T) * Exchange rate: BRL/USD 4,00, on May 15th ** AV at 2016’s prices

3rd LARGEST GDP

between Brazilian states: USD 149.62 billion* [2018]

2nd LARGEST INDUSTRY

11.6% of Brazilian industry

68.3%

Service

6.9%

Agribusiness

24.8%

Industry

3.6 p.p. higher than Brazilian average

M I N A S G E R A I S

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  • 2. INSTITUTIONAL
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The Minas Gerais Development Bank (BDMG) is a financial institution founded in 1962 and controlled by the State of Minas Gerais, with the purpose of promoting the state's economic, financial and social development. For more than 57 years BDMG has actively participated in the development of Minas Gerais. In its history, it has focused

  • n

generating

  • pportunities

and sustainable regional growth. Its actions are distributed throughout the territory of the state and it supports various sectors of the economy - industry, agriculture, agribusiness, commerce and services. In addition to these sectors, BDMG finances infrastructure and urbanization projects in the cities of Minas Gerais. It operates with its own resources and as a financial agent

  • f BNDES, also working with other financing programs,

such as Funcafé, Finep and BNB. Furthermore, it is also the financial agent of the Development Funds of the State of Minas Gerais.

INSTITUTIONAL

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1962 1970-1980 1990 2000 2010 2020

...

STARTING POINT

Bank as articulator of the State development system Direct support to the main economic sectors in Minas Gerais State Funds Creation

  • Fundraising in local and

international markets

  • Web-based Credit

Participation in important government strategic projects

  • Jaíba II
  • Minas Competitiva

I N S T I T U T I O N A L

HISTORY

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BRL 1,308 million

Disbursement in 2019¹, generating the follow impacts³:

¹ Disbursements in 2019 ² In December 2019 ³ Estimated values

BRL 44,2 million

in tributes

BRL 974,6 million

in impact on production

BRL 5.6 billion

Loan Portfolio²

21.440

Total clients²

KEY NUMBERS

22.677 jobs

supported

Presence in the State

  • f Minas Gerais

(738 municipalities with at least 1 client)

87%

I N S T I T U T I O N A L

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UPCOMING NEGOCIATIONS WITH MULTILATERALS

FUNCAFÉ

R$ 1,4 billion Local market

Onlending First Regional Development Bank in Brazil to raise funds in the international market.

USD 200 million EUR 131 million More than BRL 2.5 billions In local and foreign funding since 2012

FUNDING

O P E R A T I O N A L P E R F O R M A N C E

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Impact Competitiveness Partnership Results-based culture S T R A T E G Y

PLANNING DRIVERS

DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION

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ENSURE FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY MAXIMIZE IMPACT AND DEVELOPMENT

TO BE RECOGNIZED

AS A LOCAL DEVELOPMENT BANK FOCUSED ON DEVELOPMENT IMPACT

BE A SPECIALIST IN MINAS GERAIS TO GENERATE VALUE FOR SOCIETY

S T R A T E G Y

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MICRO AND SMALL COMPANIES, GENDER AND INNOVATION AGRIBUSINESS MUNICIPALITIES

Municipal infrastructure projects Water and Sanitation Online credit for micro and small businesses “Empreendedoras de Minas” Tourism Financing for innovative companies and partnerships in the Innovation ecosystem Sustainable agriculture and natural resources management

SOCIAL

Education and public health projects PPP and structured projects Financing for private clients

ENVIRONMENT

Renewable Energy Energy efficiency Sustainable consumption and production

S T R A T E G Y

WHAT DO WE FUND?

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From 2012 to 2019, BDMG released R$ 1.2 billion to municipalities. All contracts are for funding investment projects, for example in mobility, sanitation, refurbish in public buildings, asphalt paving and acquisition of machinery and equipment.

BDMG SANEAMENTO For the expansion of water treatment and sewage, and treatment and solid waste. BDMG MAQ For the acquisition of machinery for

  • perations on public roads.

BDMG URBANIZA For investments in urban infrastructure, especially paving and drainage. 437 municipalities with active contracts in 2019

BDMG is responsible for 80% of the financing granted to municipalities, outperforming even federal banks.

MUNICIPALITIES

S T R A T E G Y

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BRL 26 million

Bus Rapid Transit - BRT in Belo Horizonte and Metropolitan Region

BRL 49.9 million

Pampulha Lagoon Dredging

WATER AND SANITATION URBAN MOBILITY ECOSYSTEMS INCLUSIVE AND SUSTAINABLE URBANIZATION BRL 86.3 million

Sanitation projects in portfolio

BRL 436.3 million

Portfolio of urban mobility and urbanization projects

QUALITY INFRASTRUCTURE BRL 287.4 million

Infrastructure projects for intercity roads

MUNICIPALITIES

S T R A T E G Y

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Challenges

  • Weak institutional capacity weakens project

structuring

  • Lack of well-structured projects represents a

bottleneck for long-term infrastructure investment

  • Fiscal

situation restricts the hiring

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technical consultants

  • Municipal

authorities have little

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no experience in project structuring Opportunities

  • Creation Facilities by development banks to

support project structuring

  • Development banks have qualified teams

with technical expertise and funding to finance projects

  • Procurement project preparation services in

accordance with IDB rules

  • Increased

capillarity to support relevant municipal projects

Objective: Transform BDMG into an infrastructure accelerator, attracting multilateral

agencies and private sector investments to identify, structure and implement projects.

PROJECT PREPARATION FACILITY

MUNICIPALITIES

S T R A T E G Y

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Street Lighting Water and sewage Solid Waste

CAPEX: R$ 4 bi CAPEX1: R$ 2,8 bi CAPEX2: R$ 151 mi

Health Education Smart Cities

POTENTIAL PIPELINE FOR MUNICIPALITIES:

1 Considering the region of Renova Foundation, Copanor Norte and Brumadinho region 2 Estimates in BNDES Setorial 40.

MUNICIPALITIES

S T R A T E G Y

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BRL 52.7 million

Balance in portfolio – Metropolitan Hospital

“BNDES SAÚDE” BRL 11.6 million

In portfolio, focusing on the improvement of management, expansion and modernization

  • f health institutions

METROPOLITAN PPP PRIVATE HOSPITALS BRL 41.7 million

Portfolio of private hospitals, construction of a new hospital and maintenance of other units

SCHOOL BUSES BRL 5.7 millions

Disbursed on FINAME in 2015

INOVA BH PPP BRL 67.1 million

Portfolio for the construction of 37 teaching units (“UMEIs”) with the ability to attend 19,000 children

HEALTH EDUCATION BRL 84.9 million BRL 164 million

HEALTH AND EDUCATION

S T R A T E G Y

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SOLAR ENERGY FINANCING +45,8 GWh/year

Equivalent to the average annual consumption

  • f 23,800 households in Brazil

68%

  • f the operations in Minas Gerais’s

north region

BRL 63.1 million

Solar financing portfolio in 2019

S T R A T E G Y

ENVIRONMENT

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MICRO AND SMALL COMPANIES BRL 1.5 billion disbursed

Between 2012 and 2019

152 companies assisted in 75 municipalities TOURISM BRL 23.9 million

Portfolio of tourism in 2019

“EMPREENDEDORAS DE MINAS”

Product launch on 2018, strengthening socioeconomic development and gender empowerment

BRL 42 million

Portfolio in 2019

1,736 entrepreneurs assisted

in 287 municipalities

+600,000

Accesses in 2019 (+54% 2018)

+49,000

Average monthly access in 2019

18% of BDMG’s digital platform

MICRO AND SMALL ENTERPRISES

S T R A T E G Y

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HUBBLE

Environment integrated with the state's innovation ecosystem to provide connections, exchange of experiences and ideas to discuss and generate solutions for Minas Gerais.

15

Startups

81

Direct Created Jobs

256

Contracts

BRL 8.3 million

Of income (+107,8%)

BRL 7.5 million

In investments

30

Mapped POCs

1st BATCH RESULTS More than 5,600 people

Impacted directly in 84 events.

FINANCING FOR INNOVATION

BRL 160 million

Portfolio for Innovation 2019

Release of the 2nd Batch in 2019 with 13 selected startups

INNOVATION

S T R A T E G Y

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FOREST PRODUCTION AND REFORESTATION

BRL 4.7 million

Portfolio in 2019

IRRIGATION

BRL 28.8 million

Balance of portfolio in 2019

OTHER LINES FOR AGRIBUSINESS:

SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT BRL 249.7 million

Portfolio balance of products using Agribusiness Credit Letter (LCA) resources

BRL 215.5 million

Portfolio of FUNCAFÉ, intended for coffee crop

AGRICULTURE

S T R A T E G Y

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BDMG AS A SHARING KNOWLEDGE PLATAFORM | 2019 INTERNATIONAL EVENTS P A R T N E R S H I P S

[SEPTEMBER 2019] [OCTOBER 2019] [DECEMBER 2019]

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PARTNERSHIP FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

TECHNICAL COOPERATION AND OTHER PARTNERSHIPS

  • 1. Impact measurement tools

focused on 2030 Agenda

  • 2. Carbon calculator
  • 3. New funding lines
  • 4. Expertise in PPPs

Study alternatives for MG development and support projects for state economic diversification Technical cooperation to work in accordance to EIB E&S standards FiBraS Project: technical assistance for the development of green financial products for MSMEs

P A R T N E R S H I P S

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