Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAP)

1983 - TBD

ESMAP is a global knowledge and technical assistance program administered by the World Bank. It aims to assist developing and emerging-market countries in addressing their energy challenges through capacity building, policy advice and innovative solutions.

General Information

DESCRIPTION

ESMAP is a global knowledge and technical assistance program administered by the World Bank. It aims to assist developing and emerging-market countries in addressing their energy challenges through capacity building, policy advice and innovative solutions.

In Indonesia, ESMAP continues to support the country’s energy sector development efforts. Its projects include activities to improve women’s access to modern energy sources and bolster the employment opportunities for women in the energy sector; access to sustainable and lower-cost electricity in Maluku and Nusa Tenggara regions and enhance the operational capacity of PLN; among others.

Canada provides CAD 25 million to the global ESMAP program and the contribution has been prorated to provide a provisional estimated amount of funding that Indonesia could potentially access from Canada's support.

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KEY DELIVERABLES

● Improved affordability of power

● Improved financial viability of power sector

● Electricity sector carbon intensity reduced

● Fiscal burden of power sector reduced

● Improved quality of electricity service

● Increased share of female employees, leaders, entrepreneurs and consumers in the energy sector"

IPG Country / Entity
Canada
Beneficiary
Various
Implementing Partner
Various
Specific Focus
Agnostic - Can be used for a wide array of JETP activities, from capacity building for utilities, to assessment of social impact of coal phase-out, to de-risking investment in renewables.
Commited Amount (Home Currency)
CAD
2,000,000
Commited Amount (USD)
USD
1,500,000
Financial Information
USD
1,500,000
Description
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Modality Financing Type Financing Source Financing Intermediary Amount (Home Currency) Amount (USD) Part of JETP Pledge
Modality A Grant / TA IPG - Canada World Bank CAD 2,000,000 USD 1,500,000 Yes