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Aftout Es-Saheli Water Supply Project The project will establish a new water conveyor from the Senegal river to durably ensure drinking water supply of the capital city of Nouakchott up to the year 2030.
-The project consists of the following:
-Raw water from the Senegal river will be taken from a drainage pump installed down the existing Aftout intake structure , then transferred to the Beni Nadji pre-treatment plant by two parallel pipes of 1,100 mm diameter.These pipes run under a feeder road of 6 km long supported by an embankment.In Beni Nadji , one pre-treatment and another pumping station as well as two tanks of 3,000 m3 each will be constructed.
-The pre-treated water will be transferred to Nouakchott ( PK 17 ) in pipes made of ductile iron of 1,400 mm diameter over 170 km long.A reservoir of 129,000 m3 /day to store treated water from Beni-Nadji and two tanks of 3,000 m3 each to store treated water will be built at PK 17 in a first phase up to 2020, while reserving the possibility for later upgrading the capacity to 226,000 m3/day in order to meet the demand in 2030.
-After the pressure built up in Nouakchott PK 17 , drinking water will be transferred to the capital's distribution head-works in a new ground -level reservoir with a capacity of 5,000 m3 to be built on the site of the existing water tower.The acqueduct will be in ductile iron and will have a diameter of 1,200 mm and a length of about 19.1 km.
Improvement of Water Resources Management in Khatlon Region Project The overall objective of the project is to improve the livelihood of the rural population, increase agriculture production, farmers� income and provide access to reliable and safe drinking water. More specifically, the project will modernize and upgrade water resources facilities in the rural areas of the Khatlon Region, including irrigation and drainage infrastructure, pumping stations and drinking water supply systems.
Soanierana Ivongo - North Mananara Road (RN5) Rehabilitation Project The project�s development objective is to contribute to rural poverty reduction and economic growth in the country. The sectoral objective is to enhance the existing road infrastructure in Madagascar in order to provide more secure, efficient and sustainable means of transportation for people and goods. More specifically, the project will contribute to (i) opening up the region of Analanjirofo in the North-East of Madagascar; (ii) fostering the tourism and agricultural potential of the region; (iii) improving  the socio-economic development of the regions by easing access of the targeted population to health care and education facilities, as well as administrative services.
 
The project encompasses the upgrading of the Soanierana Ivongo � Vahibe section of the current 122 km long earth road linking Soanierana Ivongo to North Mananara (RN5) to an all-weather road, as well as the construction of bridges. It will include the following components: (i) Civil works and ancillaries; (ii) Consultancy services; (iii) Project implementation support; and (iv) Project site clearance.
Zinder-Agadez Road Project Construction of a road linking Zinder with Agadez.  OPEC Fund was co-financing first (or the Souther Section) and is active now in the Northern Section.
On-Farm Irrigation Development Project The project proposes to support the Government�s efforts to modernize farm-level irrigation on about 55,000 feddans through the implementation of the following four components: 1) Marwa Improvements and on Farm Irrigation Management; 2) Equipment and Vehicles; 3) Capacity Building; and 4) Project Implementation Unit.
Geothermal Exploration Project The project aimed at the exploration of the geothermal potential of the country with a view to reinforcing Djibouti's basic infrastructure and developing its natural resources.  It comprised pre-deep drilling, consultancy services for the preparation of bidding documents, project manager, drilling contractor, project supervision firm, technical assisntance to the executing agency and supplementary exploration surveys in the Gaggade area.
Didi�ni-Goumbou-Nara Road Rehabilitation Project The project will rehabilitate the road, with a length of 176 km.  Additionally, 110 hydraulic structures will be installed, to permit the running of water during the rainy season. The project is expected to be implemented over a 2-year period.
Energy Development and Access Expansion Project The project consists of the extension of the electricity grid by construction of Medium Voltage (33KV) lines to selected rural areas, not served, at present. The project will also establish transformer sub-stations at population centers and construct LV Lines (415/240 Volts) and distribute electricity by facilitating connections to households, schools, health centers etc. The total length of MV lines is 285 kilometers, with about 50 transformer substations, 300 kilometers of LV lines and 14,690 connections. The connections include 29 Trading Centres (TC) with residential and commercial buildings, 61 Primary and Secondary Schools, 1 fish processing facility, 3 Fish and landing sites. Other salient activities are the supply of materials and equipment and supply of labor to install the materials and equipment.
Productive Infrastructure Rehabilitation Project Armenia�s agriculture sector is based primarily on smallholder subsistence farming. Many farmers lack technical knowledge and use outdated machinery and irrigation equipment. This project aims to stimulate private sector development and commercial opportunity by tackling the infrastructure constraints that prevent rural communities from engaging in productive, profitable activity. 

Sub-projects may be proposed by village councils, producers� associations or farmers� interest groups, and will include public infrastructure such as irrigation systems, local roads and bridges, livestock water systems, fresh water supplies and the natural gas network. On completion, the project is expected to diversify and raise rural productivity, increase incomes and generate considerable employment opportunities.
Rural Health Services Project The project involves construction of 4 Community Hospitals of 30-beds each, with associated staff houses, operating theatres, X-RAY Units, laboratories and other support services, distributed between the four sites. Construction of 16 Health Centres, with associated staff houses. Others are acquisition of four-whell drive vehicles, equipments and motorbikes, the Project Preparation Facility and Project Management Costs including consultancy fees.
Muhimbili Hospital Rehabilitation Project The envisaged works on the Muhimbili Hospital, which is the referral/teaching hospital of the University of Dar-es-Salaam, involves
i) 	construction/rehabilitation of hospital buildings in the clinical, nursing and support areas, classrooms, lecture theatres, teaching and research laboratories and student hostels,
ii) 	equipment, drugs and other supplies,
iii) 	hospital furniture,
iv) 	training, technical assistance/supervision and purchase of equipment for PIU.
Siliana Higher Institute of Technology The Higher Institute of Technology of Siliana consists of  administrative and scientific facilities ( administration, conference rooms, laboratories etc...) and the supporting facilities ( dormitory, restaurant, recreation rooms,etc...).They are usually equipped with high standard equipment to enable high quality training of students.
-The ISET of Siliana would include the following infrastructures:
1) The Institute ( ISET) with a capacity of 1,500 students /year comprising:
-Department of Management,
-Department of computers
-Department of Industrial Maintenance
-Common facilities
-Administrative facilities.
2) A Management training centre: which will be the interface between the institute and its social and economic environment. The component would include:
-An Enterprises Promotion Unit
-Workshops
-A Centre of technologycal resources.
3) Supporting facilities:
-These structures would mainly include a hall of residence with a capacity of 600 beds ( 300 for men and 300 for woman) and a restaurant with a capacity of 500 students.
Temane Transmission Project (TREP/TTP) The project�s objective is to strengthen the socioeconomic development and to contribute to the economic growth of Mozambique. Specifically, the project will (i) contribute to the integration of the electricity grid; (ii) contribute significantly to the country�s ambition for universal electricity access; and (iii) increase electricity exports to neighboring countries.
Highway and Streets Lighting Project The project's general and long term benefits deriving from the installation of street lights in chosen sections, which will cover 29.165 km of highways and streets of the Greater Banjul Area, are the enhancement of safety and security on the streets, improvement of the visibility, especially during adverse weather conditions, better traffic control, the promotion of economic and business activities and a reduction of the crime rate.
Taoussa Dam Project In order to boost agricultural production and provide a safe supply of potable water, the project will build a dam in Taoussa, in the north. The project area extends from the Central Delta region to the Niger border and is populated by around one million people, 70% of whom live under extremely impoverished circumstances. Works will include: 1) construction of a dam and 1,460 km3 - capacity reservoir; 2) construction of a 130-km paved access road linking the dam to the city of Gao; 3) development of 3,500 ha of cultivatable land; 4) environmental degradation prevention measures.
Kathmandu Valley Wastewater Management Project This project aims at addressing the shortage in wastewater services faced by the population in Kathmandu Valley using a multi-dimensional approach. 

Works will include:
�rehabilitation and expansion of the sewerage network
�cleaning approximately 56km of sewer blockage 
�construction and expansion of five wastewater treatment plants
�capacity building 
�project management services

On completion, the project will increase the number of people connected to the wastewater network by around 760,000. The provision of safe sanitation services will result in a dramatic decrease in waterborne diseases and an improvement of the general health of the population.
Beja Higher Institute of Technology Project The project objectives would be achieved through the following components:

a) Studies and Supervision
b) Civil works
c) Equipment
d) Furniture
e) Project Co-ordination Unit

The civil works will encompass the construction of the Beja Institute with a capacity of 1,500 students/year  including 3 departments,a Mini-Management Training Centre, as well as supporting facilities such as 2 student homes (Hall of residence for 600 people) and a restaurant.
Cancer Diseases Hospital Project, (Phase II) In 2002, OFID extended a $5.6 million loan to finance construction of the Zambia Cancer Diseases Hospital (CDH) on the premises of the University Teaching Hospital in the capital Lusaka. Completed in 2006, the CDH has been so successful that it is now struggling to accommodate the surge in caseloads.

Phase II will build additional infrastructure, including six inpatient wards, new treatment wards and patient hostels. Addition radiotherapy and other medical equipment will also be purchased. Another component will provide training for an extra 40 specialists to meet the present and forecasted patient loads.
Second Commodity Import Program (Fertilizer) Loan to enable Govt to import chemical inputs for agriculture sector including insecticides, fertilizer, herbicides, seed dressing, rodenticides, etc. 
Fuel oil used for agric. season was also included.
Peligre Hydroelectric Plant (PHP) Rehabilitation Project Program Description
The objective of the program is to help restore and preserve Haiti's capacity to generate electrical power with renewable energy sources by rehabilitating the PHP, and to ensure the supply of electricity to Haiti's capital by rehabilitating the transmission line to Port-au-Prince. The specific objectives of rehabilitation of the PHP are to:
(i)	restore and maintain its generating capacity; 
(ii)	improve the efficiency of the plant's generating units; and 
(iii)	improve the transmission of electricity from the PHP to Port-au-Prince. 
The program will include rehabilitation of the PHP's three generating units, the common electrical components and the transmission line between the PHP and Port-au-Prince to enable the PHP to deliver as much electricity to the capital as possible over the next 20 years. In order to make the best use of the financial resources as they become available, the program's design is based on a modular technical structure. In order to maintain generating capacity during rehabilitation, the program will guarantee availability of at least two of the PHP generating units while working on the third, and will maximize the benefits of renewable energy generated by the PHP through a secure, reliable transmission system.
Thonze and Kabaung Irrigation Project The project calls for the completion of two separate irrigation projects located in two different regions in Myanmar.  The overall goal of the project is to increase rural incomes and food security. In order to achieve this goal, the primary objective would be to complete the two irrigation schemes and to develop and strengthen water users groups or associations in the irrigation system, to improve the livelihoods of rural people in a sustainable manner. The overall development objective of the project is to raise agricultural output and improve the living standards of small farmers in the project area.
Doubling of Railway Track from Lodhran to Khanewal via Multan Project The project aims at doubling the railway track in the 121 km section from Lodhran to Khanewal through Multan as part of the government program for increasing the efficiency and capacity of the country's main railway link, from Karachi to Lahore. The Purpose is to accommodate the increasing passenger and freight traffic volumes, as well as to remove existing operational bottlenecks, thus generating additional revenue, and hence supporting the country's economic development. Furthermore, the project also strives to improve the safety parameters of the section, thereby reducing the occurrence of accidents.
Southern Atolls Development Project the project will esablish a credit line to enable Bank of maldives Ltd.through development Banking Cell(DBC) to provide development banking services to the target group in the project area.
Community Managed Irrigated Agriculture Sector Project The scope of the project is grouped into two components: 
1). Participatory Irrigated Agriculture Development: This component will support participatory development of the Farmer Managed Irrigation System (FMIS) sub-projects through four subcomponents. 2) Institutional Strengthening and Project Management (ISPM)
Milot-Rreshen Road project PROJECT OBJECTIVES
The main project development objective is to reduce user costs, in terms of time and money, and improve road safety between Milot and Rreshen, and improve access to points north in the corridor, thereby contributing to poverty alleviation and economic development in one of the poorest areas of Albania

PROJECT AREA
This road section (Milot-Rreshen) is located mostly within the Mirdite District which is a mountainous rural area and has a poverty incidence ranging between 20-40 percent of a population estimated at 110,000. Improving access to this impoverished area is a key policy objective of the Government.

PROJECT COMPONENTS                              FINANCING  (TOTAL/OFID)
1.civil works and consultant supervision                               (44.4 0 / 15.00)
2.Maintenance                                                                      ( 11.50 / --      )
3.Road safety                                                                        (   1.20 / --      )
4.Technical assistance                                                         (    2.08 / --     )
Wool and Mohair Promotion Project The main objective of this project is to improve incomes of around 200,000 smallholder producers by providing access to capital, technology and training. 

Project activities will focus on the poorer highland areas that cover more than two-thirds of the country�s surface area and is the production base for the wool and mohair industry. 

Project components will include:
-rangeland management
-improved livestock production and management
-wool and mohair production and marketing
Urea/Rock Phosphate Import Program The proceeds of the loan were used for procurement of finished fertilizer products and phosphate rocks.
Greater Khulna Power Distribution Project The project's objectives are to rehabilitate, strengthen and expand the power distribution systems in the urban areas of the Khulna district to provide training facilities and teachers for a training center in the Khulna run by the BPDB; and to contribute to a major institutions building effort by strengthening BPDB's planning capability and improving its financial situation.
Linguere-Boulal Road Project a) Construction Works
b) Technical Assistance/Supervision

The construction of the road will improve the current road network in Senegal.
Medium-Voltage Sub-Transmission Expansion Project To increase electricity access in impoverished rural communities in five provinces (Kampong Thom, Kampong Cham, Siem Reap, Kandal and Banteay Meanchey) in central Cambodia through the expansion of the medium-voltage sub-transmission networks in the targeted areas. Also envisaged are capacity-building and institution-strengthening measures. 

On completion, the project will help address the country's increasing energy demands, which will improve households' access to grid electricity. The project will also contribute to job creation, and help strengthen the tourism industry as well as commercial and agricultural activities. At least 3.3 million people are expected to benefit from the expanded network.
Railways Development Project The main objective of the project is to achieve significant operational efficiency by effecting restoration and re-commissioning of existing railway assets, such as tank wagons and locomotives and enhancing existing capacities by procuring new tank wagons from abroad and manufacturing some in Pakistan. In addition, the project will improve rails, telecommunication and restore capacity for undertaking rescue/relief operations by replacing old cranes. Overall the project is likely to secure higher capability for the railway to handle additional freight and passenger traffic.
Teacher Training Colleges Project The Project generally aims at supporting primary public education by increasing enrollment and improving education quality through teacher training. Specifically, the Project entails the construction and equipping of three teachers' training colleges.
Ha Tinh Province Irrigation Development Project OFID co-finances the project with a loan of US$ 10.50 million. This amount constitutes about 86% of the total investment cost of the project. The Government contribution will be US$ 1.66 million representing about 14% of the total cost.
Extreme Poverty Eradication Program - "Plan Vida" The overall development objective of the project is to improve socio-economic services and opportunities through the execution and implementation of direct productive infrastructure investments. The Economic-Productive infrastructure investments will be concentrated in priority territorial areas with extreme rural poverty levels.  The project will contribute to support the Government in its efforts aiming to eradicate extreme rural poverty as well as provide basis for social inclusion and organized community participation, as defined by the recently launched (May 2009), PLAN VIDA, or "Lifeline" plan.
Geothermal Pre-feasibility Studies Project The project consists of the preparation of a pre-feasibility study for the development of the geothermal potential of the Amatitlan field. It includes the following major components: a) Professional services; b) geophysical services; c) exploratory drilling equipment and materials; d) other drilling equipment; e) laboratory services; f) civil works; g) technical analysis and other equipment; h) technical assistance coordination.
Water Resources Development Project The proposed project conforms with the strategy of the Government. Water supply ranks very high in the Government'priorities, whose target is to supply a minimum of 35 litres per day and per capita. Supply of regular water will help settle population and insure development of agriculture and livestock; it will also permit a better health endowment allowing for a reduction of illnesses induced by lack of water. To achieve these objectives, the project will support a rural water scheme in the Casamance, Sime-Saloum and Thies areas and will benefit some 50,000 people as well as their livestock.
Primary and Secondary Education Project The project will contribute to human resources development and to achieve the following specific objectives: 1) strengthen the design, management and planning capacities of the Ministry of Educaiton; 2) provide greater access to basic education; 3) develop and enhance the quality of mid-level and general secondary education.
Sidi Cheho Al Massira Hydropower Project The project sought to contribute to the rational development of water resources in the Oum-er-R'bia basin and to meeting the growing demand for electric power, industrial and potable water and water for irrigation development through the construction of:  (a) the Al-Massira dam at Sidi Cheho; (b) a 120 MW power station with an adjacent 225 kV substation; (c) about 200 km of 225 kV transmission lines; and through the preparation of preliminary designs and bid documents for the Merifa dam and power station.
Construction of Flyover Bridges in Dhaka Project (Additional Loan) The project includes the construction of the Mouchak-Moghbazar Flyover Bridge, which will ease traffic congestion, and increase the capacity of the city�s main North-South corridor.
Agrarian Reform Communities Project II The project seeks to pursue a comprehensive approach to poverty reduction by promoting a rural development policy based on agribusiness. It will address the most pressing requirements for support in 152 communities in eighteen provinces in southern Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, where 75% of the rural poor are concentrated. The Project will comprise components to: (1) moblise beneficiary communities to partake in the design and implementation of sub-projects; (2) promote agricultural and enterprise development; (3) develop rural Infrastructure; (4) support project implementation management.
Phnom Penh Water Supply and Drainage Project Project Description:
The project comprises the following components: i) Water Supply relating to the installation of 15.6 km of transmission mains and 96 km of distribution system piping for the city of Phnom Penh; ii) Drainage consisting of rehabilitation of drainage structures of the Boeng Trabek catchment area, upgrading the main canal (2,160m) and secondary branches (760m) and rebuilding the pumping station and spillway; iii) Technical Assistance providing for project design and supervision and Capacity Building.
SZOPAD Social Fund Project The project comprises two broad components: a) Sub-Projects through which financing is provided to Local Governments, NGOs and community groups for Small Scale Social and economic infrastructure Sub-projects and provision of equipment and technical support related to delivery.of community services; and b) Institutional Support constituting the provision of T.A. to the SZOPAD social Fund to facilitate capacity building in support of implementation of its program at regional and district levels.  The component also covers provision of services vehicles, equipment, staff salaries and other operating costs.