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21 June 2019 / Today, the Green Climate Fund and the Netherlands Development Finance Company (FMO) signed an agreement marking the launch of the Climate Investor One (CIO) programme, a blended finance facility to support the development of renewable energy projects in 11 countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America. FMO`s sustainability policy universe and exclusion list are available on the Policies and Position Statements page. 18 October 2018 / GCF today signed an agreement enabling FMO to implement low-emission and climate-resilient projects funded by GCF in developing countries. The contract with the Dutch State is valid for an indefinite period and can be terminated with a period of twelve years. In practice, FMO will not launch debt projects beyond 12 years. American and United have both entered into a contract with Texas A&M to offer discounted rates. Discounts vary depending on the route travelled. American will also offer free upgrades for sea fishing sites. Contract fares for both airlines are only available for bookings through Concur or Corporate Travel Planners. Southwest has entered into a contract with Texas A&M to provide additional miles and state comparisons. Extra miles are only available for bookings through Concur or Corporate Travel Planners. For information on how to obtain the status comparison, please contact travel@tamu.edu FMO was established in 1970 by the Dutch government in collaboration with commercial banks, the national employers` organisation, trade unions and private investors to invest in private sector projects in developing and emerging countries.

[Citation required] In March 2008, FMO was granted bank status; since then, the Bank has been under the control of the Dutch Central Bank (DNB). [Citation required] The Dutch government holds 51% of the shares, but FMO is a trading company. Because of its relationship with the Dutch government, it is able to take risks that commercial financiers cannot take or are unwilling to take. The FMO has a AAA rating from Standard and Poor`s. [Citation required] As of December 2017, the overall valuation of the bank`s assets was €8.32 billion ($9.67 billion) and equity was €2.83 billion ($3.29 billion). [3] In 2009, FMO invested in a coal-fired power plant near Bargny, Senegal, called Sendou I. The project sparked a debate about the environmental impact of the inhabitants. [7] [8] Following this, the FMO`s independent redress mechanism conducted a compliance verification and mediation procedure[9], following which the FMO Board of Directors drafted an official response [10]. This is how the Capacity Development Program promotes access to management and technology know-how. . . .