Status report on arrears in principal, interest and service charge payments

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Document: EB 2007/90/R.26 Agenda: 12(c) Date: 7 March 2007 Distribution: Public Original: English E Status report on arrears in principal, interest and service charge payments Executive Board Ninetieth Session Rome, 17-18 April 2007 For: Information

Note to Executive Board Directors This document is submitted for the information of the Executive Board. To make the best use of time available at Executive Board sessions, Directors are invited to contact the following focal point with any technical questions about this document before the session: Carlo M. Borghini Controller telephone: +39 06 5459 2791 e-mail: c.borghini@ifad.org Queries regarding the dispatch of documentation for this session should be addressed to: Deirdre McGrenra Governing Bodies Officer telephone: +39 06 5459 2374 e-mail: d.mcgrenra@ifad.org

Status report on arrears in principal, interest and service charge payments 1. The present document provides information on the status of arrears as at 31 December 2006 with respect to the payment of principal, interest and service charges due under the Regular Programme and the Special Programme for Sub- Saharan African Countries Affected by Drought and Desertification (SPA). The report comprises five tables, as described below. Table 1: Principal, interest and service charge payments in arrears by region and lending programme 2. Payments in arrears for 15 or more increased to US$102.6 million as at 31 December 2006 (US$100.9 million under the Regular Programme and US$1.7 million under SPA), from US$89.0 million at 31 December 2005 (US$87.7 million under the Regular Programme and US$1.3 million under SPA). This situation was concentrated mainly in Africa, with 60.5 per cent of total arrears (48.3 per cent in the Western and Central Africa region and 12.2 per cent in the Eastern and Southern Africa region); in one country of the Latin America and the Caribbean region (Cuba), which accounted for 22.9 per cent; and in one country of the Near East and North Africa region (Somalia), which accounted for 15.0 per cent. The amount for countries with outstanding arrears in excess of three years for which there was no settlement plan (by length of time: Liberia, Cuba, Somalia, Togo, Solomon Islands, Central African Republic and Zimbabwe) accounted for 80.3 per cent of the total arrears figure. It should be noted that the number of loans in arrears as at 31 December 2006 compared to 31 December 2005 increased from 55 to 70. Table 2: Principal, interest and service charge payments in arrears by borrower and number of overdue 3. This table details the overdue amounts by duration. The time periods reflect the procedure followed by IFAD when the amount exceeds US$10,000 or its equivalent. Sanctions begin on the 75th day of arrears with the suspension of disbursements for any active loans in arrears. At 120 of arrears, the entire portfolio of active loans is suspended for the borrower. At 180 of arrears, loans are placed in nonaccrual status and reported as such in the year-end financial statements. This table also includes borrowers with debt relief approved under the Debt Initiative for Heavily Indebted Poor Countries, as the amounts are still outstanding on IFAD s books. 4. The number of borrowers with arrears of 75 or over increased from 13 at 31 December 2005 to 17 at 31 December 2006, and the total number of borrowers with arrears increased from 22 at 31 December 2005 to 23 at 31 December 2006. Table 3: Historical data on loans with principal, interest and service charge payments in arrears for 75 or more 5. This table gives a historical comparison of loans that had reached the critical 75th day, i.e. when disbursements for active loans in arrears are suspended. As can be seen from the table, although the amount in arrears continued to rise, the number of loans with arrears of over 75 (total of 38) remains relatively stable at 6 per cent. Table 4: Principal, interest and service charge payments in arrears by lending terms 6. This table gives a breakdown of amounts in arrears by lending-term category (i.e. highly concessional, intermediate and ordinary terms). 1

Table 5: Cumulative loan payments, arrears and reflows 7. This table shows cumulative amounts paid for principal and interest on IFAD loans since 1979, total arrears as at 31 December 2006 and total reflows for the period 1979-2006. As at 31 December 2006, arrears represented 3.4 per cent of total loan reflows (principal plus interest) since IFAD began operations. 2

Table 1 Principal, interest and service charge payments in arrears by region and lending programme a Number of loans Principal Interest and service charges Total arrears Regular Programme Western and Central Africa 42 32 715 15 496 48 211 Eastern and Southern Africa 8 9 179 3 010 12 189 Asia and the Pacific 5 1 063 529 1 592 Latin America and the Caribbean 1 13 992 9 436 23 428 Near East and North Africa 7 11 542 3 906 15 448 Subtotal 63 68 491 32 377 100 868 Special Programme for Sub-Saharan African Countries Affected by Drought and Desertification (SPA) Western and Central Africa 5 984 383 1 367 Eastern and Southern Africa 2 275 43 318 Subtotal 7 1 259 426 1 685 Combined Regular Programme and SPA Western and Central Africa 47 33 699 15 879 49 578 Eastern and Southern Africa 10 9 454 3 053 12 507 Asia and the Pacific 5 1 063 529 1 592 Latin America and the Caribbean 1 13 992 9 436 23 428 Near East and North Africa 7 11 542 3 906 15 448 Total 70 69 750 32 803 102 553 a Amounts reported were delinquent for 15 or more. Delinquencies of US$10,000 or less were not included in this report. 3

Table 2 Principal, interest and service charge payments in arrears by borrower and number of overdue Borrower 15 to 29 30 to 59 60 to 74 75 to 119 120 to 179 180 and over Total amount overdue Burkina Faso - 7 - - - 7 14 a Burundi 122 - - - - - 122 a Central African Republic - 197-360 48 6 267 6 872 Chad 257 - - - - - 257 Comoros - - - - 71 330 401 Côte d Ivoire 258 - - - - - 258 Cuba - - - - 259 23 169 23 428 Democratic People s Republic of Korea - 90 781 - - 5 876 Democratic Republic of the Congo - 79-297 101 9 281 9 758 b,c Djibouti - 41 - - - - 41 Equatorial Guinea - - - 106-22 128 Gambia (The) - 34 - - - - 34 a Guinea - - 932 - - - 932 a Guinea-Bissau 55-131 - - 2 700 2 886 b Liberia - 298 - - - 17 807 18 105 Mauritania - - 19 - - 10 29 Palestine Liberation Organization/ Palestinian Authority - - - 10-10 20 Sao Tome and Principe - 149 - - - 6 155 Sierra Leone - - - - 587 3 723 4 310 b Solomon Islands - - - 63-654 717 Somalia - 165 6-184 15 032 15 387 Togo 41 - - 430-5 368 5 839 Zimbabwe - 91-823 228 10 842 11 984 Total 733 1 151 1 869 2 089 1 478 95 233 102 553 a Paid as of the date of this report. b Borrowers with debt settlement plans or arrears covered under the Debt Initiative for Heavily Indebted Poor Countries. c Partially paid as of the date of this report. 4

Table 3 Historical data on loans with principal, interest and service charge payments in arrears for 75 or more Reporting date Total loans billed Number of loans billed with arrears of 75 or more Loans in arrears 75 or more as a percentage of total number of loans billed Principal in arrears Interest and service charges in arrears Total amount in arrears 31-Dec-87 186 15 8 671 792 1 463 31-Dec-88 211 21 10 4 558 3 076 7 634 31-Dec-89 228 28 12 6 667 5 028 11 695 31-Dec-90 250 33 13 15 267 7 710 22 977 31-Dec-91 275 34 12 15 054 8 400 23 454 31-Dec-92 287 38 13 15 870 5 602 21 472 31-Dec-93 313 28 9 16 731 7 916 24 647 31-Dec-94 341 37 11 23 305 10 045 33 350 31-Dec-95 369 44 12 27 635 12 120 39 755 31-Dec-96 395 41 10 29 775 12 797 42 572 31-Dec-97 425 40 9 30 011 12 886 42 897 31-Dec-98 464 35 7 34 179 13 352 47 531 31-Dec-99 488 29 6 35 426 15 737 51 163 31-Dec-00 510 44 9 38 585 17 034 55 619 31-Dec-01 530 43 8 38 907 18 682 57 589 31-Dec-02 549 47 9 47 049 21 092 68 141 31-Dec-03 561 42 7 51 212 23 093 74 305 31-Dec-04 571 36 6 55 594 25 149 80 743 31-Dec-05 575 39 7 59 002 27 184 86 186 31-Dec-06 587 38 6 67 502 31 290 98 800 5

Table 4 Principal, interest and service charge payments in arrears by lending terms Lending terms Principal Interest and service charges Total Percentage Highly concessional 38 727 14 316 53 043 52 Intermediate 31 023 18 487 49 510 48 Ordinary 0 0 0 0 Total 69 750 32 803 102 553 100 Percentage for previous years Lending terms 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 Highly concessional 42 44 45 46 50 Intermediate 55 52 52 53 49 Ordinary 3 4 3 1 1 Total 100 100 100 100 100 6

Table 5 Cumulative loan payments, arrears and reflows Year Interest Principal Total 1979 1-1 1980 128-128 1981 717-717 1982 2 129-2 129 1983 4 121 1 471 5 592 1984 7 595 15 262 22 857 1985 10 775 12 217 22 992 1986 17 130 23 468 40 598 1987 22 512 18 535 41 047 1988 25 482 30 813 56 295 1989 26 735 38 927 65 662 1990 30 142 47 672 77 814 1991 35 273 69 206 104 479 1992 38 383 76 895 115 278 1993 36 119 81 783 117 902 1994 37 431 89 015 126 446 1995 42 926 109 949 152 875 1996 39 989 110 069 150 058 1997 42 427 116 805 159 232 1998 41 917 122 556 164 473 1999 43 679 133 216 176 895 2000 43 991 136 423 180 414 2001 42 113 127 920 170 033 2002 42 296 127 551 169 847 2003 47 471 139 625 187 096 2004 48 371 171 788 220 159 2005 47 830 154 942 202 772 2006 44 409 148 513 192 922 Total paid 822 092 2 104 621 2 926 713 Arrears as at 31 December 2006 a 102 553 Total reflows 3 029 266 a Total arrears were equivalent to 3.4 per cent of total reflows (principal and interest) since IFAD began operations. 7