1. FINANCING PUBLIC PROJECTS
HOW TO PAY FOR A PROJECT WITHOUT RAISING
TAXES OR ISSUING BONDS
Utilizing a special funding mechanism regulated by the IMF and US Treasury, project funds
are created in concert with a Top 5 world bank and partners without taking tax dollars or Bond
dollars. These funds are non-repayable, non-debt and are used worldwide.
2. OPEN
FINANCING YOUR
PUBLIC MINDโฆ
and imagine a new
PROJECTS roadway or bridge,
hospital or school,
HOW TO PAY FOR A PROJECT revitalization of a
WITHOUT RAISING TAXES OR downtrodden
ISSUING BONDS community, or some
other desperate need
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY for infrastructure
The need for project funding has generally been growing, as the repair, replacement or
Infrastructure, Environment and Job Creation demands more and more
scarce resources. The old method of raising taxes or selling bonds to expansion.
pay for these isnโt working as well as it used to. Reaching out to find
new ways of paying for vital projects is essential, and requires a new Now imagine paying
mind-set: Out-of-the-box thinking.
for it with a long-
The program we are going to describe is a self-enclosed mechanism that running program that
requires no tax dollars, does not have to be repaid, and can raise funding
from 200 Million USD into the tens of Billions. leaves no-debt to
By virtue of a decades-old system which has virtually been in existence repay.
since the end of World War II, this funding program has been creating
money to pay for roadways, bridges, hospitals, environmentally-
beneficial and humanitarian (e.g. jobs creation), projects get done
without reaching deep into the taxpayerโs pocket.
WHY THIS PROGRAM? WHY NOW?
For every Dollar, be it tax or bond money, it is estimated that 10 times
that amount needs to be spent on vital projects to get and keep a country
going. In other words, there will never be a way to pay for needed
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3. projects with these Dollars. They simply would not be enough, even if tax rates were to hit 75%.
Here is where the Infrastructure, Humanitarian and Environmental (IHE) project funding mechanism
comes into play.
THE HISTORY
Reach back to 1947. For most of us, we may not remember the devastation of World War II and how it
left war-torn countries, and Allies with the United States, with more to fix than could be afforded. Much
of Eastern Europe was demolished both physically and economically. America had spent an exhaustive
amount of money and lives, and was left with its own problems.
A gathering of 730 delegates from all 44 Allied nations met in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, to
regulate the international monetary and financial order after the conclusion of World War II.
"The economic health of every country is a proper matter of concern to all
its neighbors, near and far." โ U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt at
the opening of Bretton Woods
The need for postwar Western economic order was resolved with the agreements made on monetary
order and open system of trade at the 1944 Bretton Woods Conference. These allowed for the synthesis
of Britain's desire for full employment and economic stability and the United States' desire for free trade.
One of the outcomes of this Conference was the creation of a trade mechanism that would allow the
generation of profits as the result of international trading. Later, a modification to the trading system
would result in the issuance of bank and corporate Medium Term Note instruments, of which the bank-
issued MTNโs would be sold in a two or three step process which would generate cash for projects, and
then ultimately go on to be bought and held by pension funds seeking fixed rate investments.
The effect of this was to encourage and incentivize private investors to allow their cash to be safely
used, while a buying/selling process utilizing MTNโs would create profits to be used to fund projects, be
they Public, Private, and Public/Private Partnerships.
This system is used today to fund projects worldwide, including disaster areas such as Haiti, and
economically poor countries such as several of the African nations, among others.
ACTION
As an Authorized Introducer to this IMF and US Treasury- supervised IHE, PreConstruction Catalysts,
Inc. is briefing government officials in the US. These officials have great needs within their
communities, counties, states and nationally. The interest in learning more has been high, and you are
invited to hear a presentation about the IHE and how it can be applied to pay for your projects.
CONTACT MICHAEL J. WEINER, President/CEO, PreConstruction Catalysts Inc. 301-570-9100.
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