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 Purpose
To support energetic efficiency projects.
 General
Projects
Basic Sanitation
Projects on collecting, treatment and final disposition of industrial, commercial, residential and hospital solid residues. The projects should involve investments related to the closing of eventual garbage deposits (lixões) existing in the region.
Projects included in the Programs of Hydrographic Basin Committees
Implementation of collecting networks with adequate final destination and sanitary sewage treatment
systems.
Management of hydric resources: management modernization, monitoring and improvement of information systems; services and processes directed to controlling and inspecting the different uses of water and to implementing initiatives in the environmental education area.
Ecoefficiency: Rationalization in the Use of Natural Resources
Reduction in the use of hydric resources: treatment, reuse and closing of
circuits.
Reduction in the consumption of energy for producing goods and providing
services.
Substitution of fossil fuels (diesel oil and gasoline) for renewable sources (biodiesel, ethanol, hydric, eolian or solar
energy).
Increase in internal and external recycling of materials.
Voluntary use of cleaner technologies: systems of prevention, reduction, control and treatment of industrial residues, effluents and pollutant discharges.
Restoration and Conservation of Ecosystems and Biodiversity
Restoration of river-edge forests and erosion control.
Formation, restoration, maintenance, preservation, monitoring and compensation of Legal Reserve Areas and Permanent Preservation
Areas.
Tourism projects contributing to the development of Integral Protection Conservation Units and Natural Property Private Reserves integrating the National System of Nature Conservation
Units.
Research of Brazilian's nature substances for the development of pharmaceutical products, cosmetics and spices.
Clean Development Mechanism
Viability study, project preparation costs, Project Conception Document [PDD] and other costs related to the validation and registry process.
Planning and Management
Environmental or integrated management systems; qualification of enterprises' technical staffs and constitution of an organizational unit dedicated to environmental matters; environmental
certification.
Environmental Impact Studies and respective actions aiming at preventing or mitigating environmental impacts.
Restoration of Environmental Liabilities
Restoration of degraded, mined or contaminated areas, such as: old depositions, deposits of solid residues or abandoned earth embankments, lending areas, discharges, liberation of liquids, oils and greases, percolation of harmful substances, contaminated water table, presence of amianthus or transformers with ascarids, modified areas subject to erosion and land collapses, salty land, Legal Reserve Areas and Permanent Preservation Areas degraded or used for other
purposes.
Operating Modalities
Direct operation (carried out directly with BNDES)
Indirect Operation non-automatic (carried out through an accreditted financial institution)
Financial Conditions
For direct support: TJLP + BNDES Fee + Credit risk rate
For indirect support: TJLP
+ BNDES Fee + Financial intermediation rate + Accredited Financial Institution fee
 BNDES
Spread (Direct and Indirect Operations)
0.9% p.a.
Credit Risk Rate
Up to 3.57% p.a. (according to the beneficiary's risk).
Accredited Financial Institution Fee
Negotiated between the accredited financial institution and the
client; for operations guaranteed by the
Guarantee Fund for Protection of Competitiveness
[FGPC] (Guarantee Fund), up to 4% p.a.
Financial Intermediation Rate
0.5% p.a.
Obs.: Operations with micro, small and medium
enterprises are exempt of the financial intermediation
rate.
Share
Level
. Up to 100% for projects in Northern and Northeastern Low Income Cities or Lower Average Income Cities (within SUDENE’s field of
activity)
. Up to 90% for projects in Northern and Northeastern Lower Average Income Cities and High Income Cities (within SUDENE’s field of activity) or Low Income Cities or Lower Average Income Cities from the other regions of the country
. Up to 80% for projects in other cities
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