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Indonesia: Project to Optimize Regional Transport (PORT)
Project Type
Project Preparation (Pre-Concept Paper Support)
Sector
Transport
Country/Region
Indonesia
Implementing Partners
Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
Financing Type
N/A
Total Financing
Pre-Approved*
Project Description

The MCDF grant will provide concept development support for potential investment projects under the Master Plan on ASEAN Connectivity 2025 (MPAC 2025).

The grant will support a diagnostic study of Indonesia’s maritime sector, identification of potential investment projects for enhancing port infrastructure and maritime equipment supply chains, and a preliminary study of selected prospective investments.

Alignment with MCDF Core Values

The MCDF grant is expected to help identify potential investment projects under the MPAC 2025, and support project preparation work in line with International Financial Institution standards.

*NOTE: Pre-approved (US$157,500) in October 2022 as part of the Joint 3-Year Program Supporting Infrastructure Connectivity in the ASEAN Region

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