Eurasian Integration Yearbook 2012

Johannes F. Linn. “Central Asian Regional Integrationand Cooperation: Reality or Mirage?”The Economics of the Post-Sovietand Eurasian IntegrationIndicator 2001 2006 2010Number of investment projects approved (loans and grants;cumulative since 2001)Annual average volume of new approved investment projects(loans and grants; 3-year rolling average, $ million)Volume of approved investment projects (loans and grants;cumulative since 2001, $ million)*6 43 96444.5 630.8 2,862.2247.1 3,227.9 13,191Number of technical assistance projects approved (cumulativesince 2001)Annual average volume of new approved technical assistanceprojects (3-year rolling average, $ thousand)Volume of technical assistance projects (cumulative since2001, $ thousand)Number of completed technical assistance projects (cumulativesince 2001)3 77 1536,814 13,413.3 13,747.32,476 60,682 136,3343 64 73Note: Where rolling averages are used, 2001 reflects data for 2001-2003, 2006 reflects data for 2004-2006, and 2010 reflects data for 2008-2010.* Figures include only disbursed tranches of multifinancing facility investments.Table 6.1.CAREC Operationsin 2001-2010Source: Central AsiaRegional EconomicCooperationProgramme ProjectPortfolio2001-2005TRANSPORT2001-2010, 65 projects$10.4 billion, 79%2006-2010ENERGY2001-2010, 22 projects$2.5 billion, 19%2001-20052006-2010 2006-20102001-2005TRADEFACILITATION2001-2010, 10 projects$218 million, 2%Figure 6.5.CAREC InvestmentLoans and Grants,by Sector and Date(2001-2010)Source: CARECProject Portfolio,2010Total 2011:$2.2 billionADB:$1,536 millionEBRD:$27 millionIsDB:$35 millionNon-CARECCofinanciers:$33 millionWB:$126 millionCAREC MemberGovernments:$452 millionFigure 6.6.Financing of CARECPrograms (2011)Source: CAREC,2011aEurasian Development Bank109