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JICA's experience in utilising the PFI in its assistance on investment climate reforms Session II-1: Use of the PFI in support of investment climate reforms ASEAN-OECD Investment Policy Conference ASEAN Secretariat, Jakarta, 18 Nov 2010 Toru Homma Senior Advisor on Private Sector Development Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) [email protected] 1
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  • JICA's experience in utilising the PFI in its assistance

    on investment climate reforms

    Session II-1: Use of the PFI in support of investment climate reforms

    ASEAN-OECD Investment Policy Conference ASEAN Secretariat, Jakarta, 18 Nov 2010

    Toru Homma Senior Advisor on Private Sector Development

    Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)

    [email protected]

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    mailto:[email protected]

  • Overview of JICA’s approach for

    investment climate reforms

    JICA’s contribution to “OECD Investment for

    Development” and utilisation of the OECD

    Policy Framework for Investment (PFI)

    Cases on utilising the PFI in JICA’s ODA –

    Cambodia and others

    Contents

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    The integration will enable New JICA to be more strategic, effective and responsive in implementing ODA.

    Birth of New JICA in October 2008

    Bilateral

    ODA

    ODA

    Multilateral

    ODA

    Grant Aid*

    Technical Cooperation

    ODA Loans

    Contribution to

    International Agencies

    MOFA

    JICA

    JBIC (ODA)

    *Excluding those to remain under the auspices of MOFA for diplomatic reasons.

    MOFA

    New

    JICA

    Synergy & Impact

    Greater effectiveness, efficiency and impact

    with 3S (Speed Up, Scale up and Spread Out)

    [US$ million]

    1,016

    11,116 9,942

    1,118

    1,596 1,486

    7,440 8,402

    Total

    FY2008 FY2009

    3

  • JICA’s approach to trade and

    investment promotion Business environment improvement for trade and investment

    • Policy and regulation reform

    • Intellectual property rights, standardisation and accreditation

    • Infrastructure: economic infrastructure (transport and energy), customs system, special economic zone

    Capacity development for trade promotion

    • Capacity development of trade promotion agency

    • Strengthening private sector’s competitiveness

    • Capacity development on international rules (WTO/FTA/EPA)

    Capacity development for investment promotion

    • Capacity development of investment promotion agency

    • Investment promotion information service and networking

    •Private sector-led economic growth

    •Response to Monterrey Consensus to achieve MDGs 4

  • Business environment improvement

    Software: investment/trade policy & regulation reform, customs reform etc.

    Hardware: supporting infrastructure (port, railway, industrial park etc.) by ODA

    Industrial human resource development

    PPP infrastructure

    Infrastructure development and management (example - power: planning & distribution by ODA / IPP by Private etc.)

    ODA funded port/water facility management

    New Frontier CSR: community support, Basic Human Needs etc.

    BOP business support: survey, Microfinance

    Scale up of ODA project by private sector

    JICA’s approach: assisting private

    sector partnership

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  • Technical Cooperation and Grant Aid

    Europe2%

    Asia46%

    Africa23%

    Middle East8%

    America16%

    Oceania4%

    World1%

    Asia Africa Middle East America Oceania Europe World

    Loans

    Oceania1%Middle East

    4%

    Africa14%

    Asia81%

    Asia: main region for JICA’s AfT JICA’s Aid for Trade by Region (2007)

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    ▲Map Ta Phut Port

    ▲Lam Ta Khong Pumped Storage Power Plant

    ▲Suvarnabhumi International Airport

    ▲★Sihanoukville Port

    ▲★Cai Mep-Thi Vai Port ▲Leam Chabang Port

    ▲Tan Son Nhat International Airport

    ▲Phu My Thermal Power Plant

    ●National Road No.1

    ★Yangon Port

    ▲Yangon International Airport

    ▲●Baluchaung Hydro Power Plant

    ●National Road Route 6 and 7

    East-West Economic Corridor

    Southern Economic Corridor

    North-South Economic Corridor ▲●Nam Ngum Hydropower Station

    ▲Nam Leuk Hydroelectric Power Plant

    ●Vientiane International Airport

    ▲Cai Lan Port

    ▲Pha Lai Thermal Power Plant

    ▲Hai Phong Port

    ▲Hai Van Tunnel

    ▲Da Nang Port

    ●Pakse Bridge

    ●Bridge over the Mekong River

    ▲Second Mekong International Bridge

    Major Economic Infrastructure and JICA Projects

    In Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS)

    ●National Road Route 9

    ▲Loans ●Grant Aid ★Technical Cooperation

    Mekong

    River

    Naypyidaw

    Vientiane

    Bangkok

    Phnom Penh

    Hanoi

    Kampong Cham

    Siem Reap Sisophon

    Mawlamyine Phitsanulok Mukdahan

    Pakse

    Hue

    Da Nang

    Hai Phong Chiang Rai

    Vung Tau Ho Chi Minh

    Development Triangle

    Thailand

    Lao PDR

    Vietnam

    Cambodia

    Myanmar

    Trat

    Yangon

    Nong Khai

    Savannakhet

    Kunming

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  • Myanmar

    Cambodi a

    Chi na

    Lao PDR

    Mal ays i a

    Thai l and

    Vi etnam

    GRDP(USD/person)

    1,500 -1,200 - 1,500

    900 - 1,200800 - 900500 - 700400 - 500300 - 400200 - 300100 - 200

    0 - 100

    Regional Integration

    GRDP* per capita in GMS Countries and Regions

    0 40 80 (h)

    (A) A Few Years Ago

    (B) After CBTI/CBTA Completion

    Myanmar

    Thailand

    Lao PDR

    China

    Vietnam

    Cambodia

    Source: Univ. of Tokyo

    Time Distance Between GMS Countries

    8 *GRDP: Gross Regional Domestic Product

  • Travel Time between the Two Cities

    Cambodia side

    0.0 2.0 4.0 6.0 8.0 10.0 12.0 14.0

    201X

    2006

    2001

    Cambodia A

    Mekong Crossing

    Cambodia B

    Border

    Viet Nam Side

    (Hours)

    Viet Nam side Neak Loeung Ferry Terminal

    2 bottlenecks

    remaining

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  • Indonesia Investment promotion policy advisor (BKPM)

    Study on Improvement of Investment Policy (2006)

    SEZ Development Master Plan Survey (forthcoming)

    Project for Strengthening Intellectual Property Rights Protection

    Cambodia Investment Promotion Advisor (CDC)

    Study on the Institutional Strengthening of Investment Promotion (2009-10)

    Project for Enhancing the Investment-related Services of CDC (forthcoming)

    Laos Investment Promotion Advisor

    Philippines Investment Advisor (BOI) (Support for preparation of Philippine Investment Promotion Plan: PIPP)

    Vietnam Investment climate improvement advisor

    Project for Strengthening of FDI Promotion (FIA)

    JICA in support of investment policy

    reform / promotion in ASEAN (example)

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  • JICA’s contribution to

    “OECD Investment for Development

    Initiative” and its affiliated regional projects

    Promoting usage of the PFI in its implementation of the ODA programmes

    Assisting the implementation of the NEPAD-OECD Africa Investment Initiative utilising JICA’s African country office network

    Held back-to-back events at the Initiative’s 2007 Lusaka and 2005 Entebbe Roundtables

    Participated in the past roundtables as the speakers

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  • Experience and possible usages of PFI in

    JICA as a bilateral development partner

    The PFI as a tool for…

    reviewing on current situation surrounding

    investment support projects

    assisting related ministry/agency’s capacity building

    benchmarking to evaluate progress of investment

    support projects

    identifying policy area to be highly supported … etc.

    Being promoted inside JICA (video conference

    seminar, mission, thematic issue guideline etc.)

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    http://www.oecd.org/investment/pfitoolkit

  • A Case: Utilising the PFI - Cambodia Investment Promotion Project

    Project: The Study on Institutional Strengthening of Investment Promotion in Cambodia (2009-2010)

    Cooperation with: Cambodian Investment Board (CIB) of the Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC)

    Scope of Work: Current situation review, Comparative study with neighbouring countries, Investors analysis, Comparative advantage identification, Pilot projects, Recommendations, Seminar

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    Outline of the project

  • A Case: Utilising the PFI - Cambodia Investment Promotion Project

    Agreed by CDC and JICA to make the maximum use of PFI for overall analysis on investment promotion

    Positioned PFI as an important analytical tool

    Preliminary study team visited OECD Investment Division in Paris to discuss the usage of the PFI in prior to the commencement of the project

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    How was the PFI introduced?

  • A Case: Utilising the PFI - Cambodia Investment Promotion Project

    Based on the 9 questions in the PFI Chapter 2 and 40 sub-questions set in the PFI User’s Toolkit

    Designed “Questionnaire for Directors, Managers and Staff of CIB (Awareness Survey)” based on PFI

    “Became very persuasive questionnaires and convincing analysis by using internationally- recognised PFI”

    Made assessment in particular based on the 8 sub-questions of the “2.2 Establishing in IPA” and 4 sub-questions of the “2.3 Monitoring IPA Performance”

    Current situation and problems were made clear

    Cambodia’s further interest in utilising the PFI

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    How was the PFI utilised?

  • A Case: Utilising the PFI - Cambodia Investment Promotion Project

    Based on the PFI assessment and other surveys, 16 Action Plans are prepared, including actions on information services, PR activities, consultation / aftercare services, policy advocacy, and organisation.

    Cambodia Investment Guidebook was published and Application Manuals for Qualified Investment Project (QIP) was prepared.

    Project seminars held in Japan attracted investors – inquiries became tripled and actual investments were realised.

    New CDC-JICA Project was agreed to implement some of the 16 Action Plans for capacity building of CDC – to be launched soon.

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    What are the results of the project?

  • Other Cases: wider usage in other JICA ODA projects

    Zambia Investment Promotion Project - Triangle of Hope: Based on the recommendation by the Zambia-Japan joint evaluation team for the Phase 1, Phase 2 considers to utilise the PFI as a benchmarking tool

    Investment Promotion Advisor in a Latin American country: PFI is referenced for designing TOR for a background survey

    Projects/advisors in some countries: PFI is referred in their activities

    Thematic issue guideline on trade and investment: currently being revised and PFI is to be included as a useful tool

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  • Lessons and Conclusions Bilateral ODA’s significant role to catalyze

    private investment in support of economic

    growth

    Aid for investment in infrastructure

    Importance of investment policy framework and

    investment promotion in developing countries…

    … and needs for capacity building, which could

    be assisted by development partners

    Usefulness of the PFI for dev. partner agencies:

    effective tools for implementing bilateral ODA

    and possible collaborations with the OECD

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    JICA’s VISION

    “Inclusive and Dynamic Development”

    Thank you

    Terima kasih banyak


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