Viability Gap Funding or "VGF" means the financing provided to eligible infrastructure projects by the Government of Autonomous Island of Grande Comore pursuant to The Guidelines to Support Public Private Partnerships in Infrastructure.
Viability Gap Funding means financial support determined by the urban local body or authorised State Government or Central Government agency to be paid to the concessionaire or operator of a solid waste processing facility based on the output quantity of compost, biogas produced or energy or power generated so as to cover or partly cover the difference between market price of the output and its production cost plus reasonable profit margin;
Viability Gap Funding means a capital grant or subsidy or equity from the Central or State Governments to render a Public Private Partnership (PPP) project financially viable and bankable.
Examples of Viability Gap Funding in a sentence
All services delivered from LSK will be considered for calculation of Viability Gap Funding.
The County Judge shall write and sign all warrants directing the Treasurer to make payments authorized by Fiscal Court.
Sanction Viability Gap Funding up to Rs. 200 crore (Rs. Two hundred crore) for each project subject to the budgetary ceilings indicated by the Finance Ministry.
For Commercial projects, Viability Gap Funding subject to a maximum of 20% of the project cost OR Rs. 5 crore for every 10 lakh litres summed to Biorefinery’s annual name plate capacity, whichever is lesser, will be provided to make the projects commercially viable.
Accordingly, bids are being invited from eligible companies through this Request For Proposal (RFP), to determine the lowest amount of Capital Support to be provided as Viability Gap Funding in respect of each State/UT.
More Definitions of Viability Gap Funding
Viability Gap Funding means the Lumpsum amount quoted by the bidder as a grant/ support sought from the authority to make the project viable.
Viability Gap Funding or "VGF" has the meaning given in Article 29.2.
Viability Gap Funding means the funds from the Government which are made available to the Public-Private Partnership Company to cover revenue shortfalls through grants, subsidies or guarantees.
Viability Gap Funding means the interest free loan given to CONCESSIONAIRE during the incubation period or initial period to maintain viability of the project during initial days only.
Viability Gap Funding means funds provided by the Government in shape of subsidy (operational or capital) to the institution or the private party to make a project financially viable which is unviable due to constraints in charging Cost Recovery Tariffs 4. PPP Project Life Cycle and Project Feasibility Guidelines PPP project life cycle is comprised of four phases with each phase having its own set of tasks, requirements and timeframes. The four phases are; • Phase I – Inception• Phase II – Feasibility Study• Phase III – Procurement• Phase IV – Development, Delivery and Exit The two tasks identified in these guidelines fall in Phase-II of the PPP project life cycle. These project preparation/feasibility guidelines enable a project to move to the next two phases (Procurement, Development, Delivery and Exit) ofthe project lifecycle. A complete diagram of the PPP life cycle with all its four phases is given in Annexure-A. 5. Project Pre-Feasibility Study Process The transaction advisor will conduct a pre-feasibility study for each project. This pre-feasibility study is a short, focused and a low cost assessment of a projects’ viability. The intention of pre-feasibility is to define the project, and to collate information necessary for the institution and IPDF to develop a project concept based on engineering design concept, technical and financial challenges of implementation, and expected project outcomes and impacts. For work relating to environment and social assessment refer to Environmental Guidelines for PPP projects. Specifically, the pre-feasibility analysis will:
Viability Gap Funding means the funding provided or to be provided by Solar Energy Corporation of India Ltd. to certain Restricted Subsidiaries accordance with the VGF securitization agreements executed between Solar Energy Corporation of India Ltd. and such Restricted Subsidiaries.
Viability Gap Funding. VGF”)’ shall mean the financial support provided to the Selected Airline Operator for operation of RCS SAS Flight(s) from the Regional Connectivity Fund or any other source as may be determined by the Proposing State(s) or Implementing Agency pursuant to this Scheme.