The World Bank will make payments through the Global Agent to the Park Managers in instalments to fund rhino conservation in the form of Conservation Investment Payments totaling ZAR 152 million. These Conservation Investment Payments will be utilized by the Park Managers to implement conservation and adaptive management activities that seek to maximize net rhino growth rates over five years.
The World Bank will pay a Conservation Success Payment to Noteholders at maturity, which will be determined based on the rhino population growth rate in the Addo Elephant National Park and Great Fish River Nature Reserve over the term of the bonds. If final rhino population growth rate is ≤ 0%, there is no conservation success payment for investors.
If final rhino population growth rate is 0% < X ≤ 2%, investors will receive USD 36.69 for every USD 1000 that they invested in the project.
If final rhino population growth rate is 2% < X ≤ 4%, investors will receive USD 73.38 for every USD 1000 that they invested in the project.
If final rhino population growth rate is > 4%, investors will receive USD 91.73 for every USD 1000 that they invested in the project.The maximum Conservation Success Payment is US$13.76 million.
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