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    The Water for Every Resident (WATER) Program supports increasing access to safe water supply in the Philippines. The program aims to finance 30 billion Philippine pesos in water supply projects by 2030. It provides loans to local governments, water districts, and private water companies for eligible water-related infrastructure projects. Projects must support objectives like improving water services, access, and efficiency. Borrowers must meet equity participation requirements, and loans have terms based on cash flows with competitive interest rates.

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    The Water for Every Resident (WATER) Program supports increasing access to safe water supply in the Philippines. The program aims to finance 30 billion Philippine pesos in water supply projects by 2030. It provides loans to local governments, water districts, and private water companies for eligible water-related infrastructure projects. Projects must support objectives like improving water services, access, and efficiency. Borrowers must meet equity participation requirements, and loans have terms based on cash flows with competitive interest rates.

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    Development Bank of the Philippines

    ADVISORY National Observances for the Month of June. Read here.

    Home > Development Financing > Environment and Climate Change > Water for Every Resident
    WATER Program

    Water for Every Resident WATER Program

    The WATER Program supports the Philippine Development Plan PDP 20172022 in
    :
    its aim to
    increase the percentage of households with access to safe water supply. It also
    supports the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal SDG No. 6 Ensure
    access to water and sanitation for all. By 2030, the Program is expected to have fi‐
    nanced Php 30Billion of investments in water supply projects.

    Program
    Program Objectives
    Objectives

     To contribute to the provision of safe and affordable water supply through


    financing to help achieve inclusive growth and poverty reduction
     To provide credit assistance to water service providers in their investment
    requirements in
    order to provide safe, reliable and affordable water services

    Eligible
    Eligible Borrowers
    Borrowers

    Local Government Units LGUs)


    Water Districts
    Private Corporations
    Private Water Service Providers

    Eligible
    Eligible Projects
    Projects

    Source development for distribution or for bulk water supply.


    Water transmission and/or distribution system rehabilitation, expansion
    and upgrading.
    Development/installation of water treatment facilities/equipment.
    Investment for Non-Revenue Water reduction or other efficiency-
    enhancing measures, such as but not limited to computerization of
    accounts, billing and collection system, installation of energy-saving
    :
    equipment.
    Purchase of necessary tools and equipment such as but not limited to
    generator sets, service vehicles, trucks, water leak detector including
    construction or rehabilitation of existing non-network facilities (e.g.
    office building, warehouse) to improve efficiency and service delivery.
    Investment for Climate Change Adaptation Technologies (e.g. rain water
    collection system)

    Eligible
    Eligible Expenditures
    Expenditures

    Capital Investment
    Working capital requirement
    Interest during construction
    Refinancing of existing loan
    Consultancy services
    Project Preparation Activities (i.e. feasibility study, detailed engineering
    design)

    Loan
    Loan Features
    Features

    Equity Participation

    Private corporations – minimum of 20% based on total project cost


    Water Districts, Local Government Units, Associations and Cooperatives
    – minimum of 10% based on total project cost

    For Water Districts and LGUs, DBP may finance up to 100% of the proposed project
    provided that safety measures are in place, such as, the loan is fully secured, all re‐
    ceivables are assigned in favor of DBP, ADB requirement is imposed, DBP is a major
    depository bank, etc.
    :
    Interest
    Interest Rate
    Rate

    Interest rate shall be based on the existing DBP circulars on lending rates while the
    credit spread shall be based on the Borrower Risk Rating BRR.

    Loan
    Loan Term
    Term

    The term of the loan shall be based on the project cash flows or depending on the
    source of fund. The mode of repayment shall be monthly or quarterly depending on
    the cash flow of the project and/or the business

    Documentary
    Documentary Requirements
    Requirements

    The checklist of requirements for the technical due diligence of the proposed
    project under the WATER Program is listed under Annex B.

    Download brochure

    For more program information, please contact:

    Program Development and Management I Department


    Tel. Nos.: 02 88189511 local 2348
    E-mail: pdm1@dbp.ph

    For loan application, you may contact the lending units near you:

    Metro Manila Lending Groups


    Corporate Banking Group

    Ma. Lourdes B. Gumba


    Head, Corporate Banking Group
    :
    Tel. Nos.: 02 88126536
    E-mail: mlbgumba@dbp.ph

    Lea
    Lea Vanessa
    Vanessa C.
    C. Delos
    Delos Reyes
    Reyes
    Head, Corporate Banking I Department
    Tel. Nos.: 02 88938940
    E-mail: lvccotaz@dbp.ph

    Raquel C. Atienza
    Head, Corporate Banking II Department
    Tel. Nos.: 02 88132730
    E-mail: rcatienza@dbp.ph

    Suzanne S. Aquino
    Head, Financial Institutions Department
    Tel. Nos.: 02 88151528
    E-mail: ssaquino@dbp.ph

    Gerard Boz C. Tungol


    Head, Public Sector Department
    Tel. Nos.: 02 88151520
    E-mail:

    Jeanne D. Adamos
    SME Retail and Mid-Market Lending Group
    Tel. Nos.: 02 88931177
    E-mail: jdadamos@dbp.ph

    Arturo S. Pedregosa
    Head, Middle Market I Department
    :
    Tel. Nos.: 02 88931177

    Christian Joseph Presa


    Head, Middle Market II Department
    Tel. Nos.: 02 88405566
    E-mail:

    Myra G. Almogino-Calara
    Head, SMENCR Department
    Tel. Nos.: 02 88129932

    Provincial Lending Groups

    Kindly proceed to this link.

    ENVIRONMENT AND CLIMATE CHANGE

    Agroforestry Plantation Program APP

    Lending Initiative for Sanitation LINIS Program

    Energy Efficiency Savings E2SAVE Financing Program

    Water for Every Resident WATER Program

    FOREIGN CURRENCY

    Philippine Peso Terms


    As of Jun 19, 2023 900 am
    :
    SYM BUY SELL

    USD 55. 5.2

    JPY .8 .

    More currencies →

    TRUST BANKING GROUP UITF NAVPU

    As of Jun 16, 2023 326 pm

    Unlad Kawani Money Market Fund .772

    Class I  Unlad Panimula Money Market Fund .5

    Class II  Unlad Panimula Money Market Fund .

    Class III  Unlad Panimula Money Market Fund .275

    GOVERNMENT SECURITIES

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    PERSONAL BANKING

    Deposit Products
    ATM Services
    Fund Transfer Services
    :
    Fund Transfer / Remittance Services
    DBP EC Banking
    Special / Other Services

    CORPORATE AND INSTITUTIONAL BANKING

    Investment Banking and Capital Markets


    Trade Products and Services
    DBP Digital Banking Portal
    Electronic Banking
    Rediscounting Line Facility for Financial Institutions

    DEVELOPMENT LENDING

    Infrastructure and Logistics


    Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises
    Environment and Climate Change
    Social Services & Community Development

    TRANSPARENCY AND GOVERNANCE

    Certified Fixed Income Market Salesmen


    Citizen’s Charter
    Corporate Governance
    Corporate Governance Scorecard
    DBP Transparency Seal
    Ease of Doing Business
    Financials and Investor Information
    Performance Governance System

    DISCLOSURES

    DBP Data Privacy Notice


    HR / Gender and Development Corner
    Principles for Responsible Banking Self-Assessment Report
    Second Report under UNEP’s Principles for Responsible Banking
    :
    DOWNLOADABLES / CLIENT SURVEY

    Customer On-Boarding Forms


    DBP e-Survey

    Freedom of Information DBP Performance


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