Evaluatierapport (PDF, 6.47 MB) - Buitenlandse Zaken - Belgium
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FINEXPO EVALUATION<br />
Netherlands:<br />
ORIO<br />
<br />
found.<br />
Preference was given to applications that could prove<br />
that they would result into lasting trading relations, for<br />
example by long-term contracts or twinning relations.<br />
Proposals submitted are being “scored” on three main<br />
criteria:<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
the development relevance<br />
the relevance to the SMEs in the recipient<br />
country<br />
price-quality relation.<br />
In order to make the policies of local government involvement<br />
and “chain approach” operational, all elements of such an<br />
approach are required, like local government involvement in the<br />
design of the project or programme (and not only in the<br />
implementation); the inclusion of maintenance and after sales<br />
services; the training of local staff in operation and maintenance;<br />
the enabling conditions for sustainability and durability, like tariff<br />
structure for services (like water supply). In addition there is a<br />
preference for the establishment of lasting ties (twinning or other<br />
durable forms of collaboration).<br />
Table 21.8: Assessment of the trade relevance<br />
France: RPE<br />
Germany: KfW /<br />
ERP Export Fund<br />
Germany:<br />
Financial<br />
Cooperation<br />
Denmark: Mixed<br />
credit<br />
programme<br />
Trade relevance<br />
The programme is directed at financing French goods and<br />
services. The French part of the loans must exceed 70 %. The<br />
focus of this programme is less on trade, but more on the<br />
promotion of French products and services –or even more in<br />
general “French presence”.<br />
The projects should deal with the export of capital goods and<br />
services from Germany to developing countries. There is no preestablished<br />
minimum percentage, but in practice it is aimed at a<br />
minimum of 50 %;<br />
Not relevant.<br />
Composite Loans are not exclusively linked to German supplies.<br />
Works financed under Danish Tied Mixed Credits shall be<br />
tendered and contracted as one contract with a Danish<br />
contractor/supplier or joint venture<br />
For Danish Tied Mixed Credits to China it is a requirement that<br />
the Danish contents of works, supply of goods and provision of<br />
services is at least 25 % of the quoted contract. For other<br />
countries such a requirement is not explicit.<br />
see<br />
The tied mixed credit facility is open to eligible Danish firms or<br />
joint ventures, i.e.:<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
Danish firm is main contractor or in the event of a joint<br />
venture, the consortium leader.<br />
The Danish main contractor or leader shall have a<br />
substantial turnover in Denmark and proof hereof shall<br />
be provided in the form of annual accounts over the<br />
past three years.<br />
The Danish main Contractor or leader (together<br />
with its sub-contractors) is responsible for<br />
Final report – Appendix 8 – page 161