MR3: GAM Solid Waste Crisis Response - Cell 6

About this project

On 24 November 2016, the Bank signed a project with the City of Amman to finance priority solid waste investments in Amman (the "Project"). The financing is structured in two tranches: * Tranche I, consisting of JOD 40 million, committed at signing and used to refinance GAM's existing debt to release funds for a comprehensive solid waste crisis response programme. Tranche 1 is co-financed by a GBP 5 million investment grant by an international donor for urgently needed solid waste investments. * Tranche II, consisting of up to EUR 50 million loan from EBRD, remains uncommitted and will finance a series of investments aimed at addressing the City's urgent solid waste needs. Tranche II components are expected to be co-financed by capex grants of up to 50 per cent, provided by international donor(s) and the Bank through its Shareholder Special Fund ("SSF"). To date (June 2020 update), the Bank has financed 5 sub-projects under this Tranche as follows: * Tranche II-A: signed on 10 May 2017, for the construction of a fifth cell at Al-Ghabawi Landfill and its associated leachate lagoons. The component is financed by a JOD 3.25 million EBRD loan and a GBP 4.25 investment grant. * Tranche II-B: signed on 9 May 2018, to finance the purchases of 75 compactors and other equipment to be used by GAM in solid waste operations. The component is financed by a JOD 9.9 million EBRD loan and two investment grants of GBP 5.63 million and USD 7.4 million respectively. * Tranche II-C: signed on 2…

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European Bank for Reconstruction and Development · Multilateral

Countries

Jordan

Sectors

Waste management/disposal

Places

AMMAN

Funded by

European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

Implemented by

MUNICIPALITY OF GREATER AMMAN

Published by European Bank for Reconstruction and Development to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), last updated 29 Sept 2026 and imported automatically. IATI identifier: XI-IATI-EBRD-52515.

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