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Documents … Relating To The 3i (investing In Infrastructure) Cambodia Program (that Was Managed By Palladium), That Record Viability Gap Funding (vgf) Or Grant Disbursements To Individual Private…
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Documents … Relating To The 3i (investing In Infrastructure) Cambodia Program (that Was Managed By Palladium), That Record Viability Gap Funding (vgf) Or Grant Disbursements To Individual Private Water Operators In Cambodia. In Particular, I Am Seeking Documents (including Spreadsheets, Tables, Or Summaries) That Show, Where Available: Name Of The Private Water Operator And Piped Water System Location The Total Amount Disbursed To Each Operator For The Period 2015 To 2022.
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DFAT released a financial spreadsheet documenting Viability Gap Funding (VGF) and grant disbursements under the 3i (Investing in Infrastructure) Cambodia program, managed by Palladium. The table records 59 grant entries to private water operators across Cambodian provinces between 2016-2022, showing individual disbursement amounts, contract years, and completion dates. Individual grants ranged from approximately $9,000 to $843,000, with significant funding directed to Kampong Speu, Prey Veng, Kandal, and Kampong Cham provinces. Total disclosed disbursements exceed $13 million. However, the spreadsheet redacted the specific names of private water operators and project codes under section 33(a)(iii), limiting transparency regarding which operators received funding and the geographic specificity of piped water system locations.
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