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Niamey Express Highway Project The project consists of the rehabilitation of the existing 9.6 km road connecting Diori Hamami International Airport to the city center.  The new road will have a dual carriageway (2x 7.5m) and a median (1.6 m) in addition to shoulders (2x 1.5 m). Also included in the project is the rehabilitation of the existing eight roundabouts and a service road on each side of the main carriageway.
Sao Tome Water Supply Project The project consists of production, transport and distribution of water from two different water intake sources.The source of Agua Agriao will serve the districts of Agua Clara 1 & 2 in Sao Tome.Other districts of the capital city will be served from the source of Agua Amoreira 1.

-The project entails::
a)-Studies and Supervision
b)-Construction/Rehabilitation works and
c)-Project Implementation Unit.
Tamzaourt Dam Project The project consists of the construction of a main dam and related works on the River Issen.  The concrete dam (97 m high and with a storage capacity of 218 million cm per year) is to be used for developing agricultural production in the Wadi Souss Area.  The larger project consists of the following components: (a) construction of a secondary dam (for storing 350,000 cm), of a 1.4 tunnel and a 16 km main canal, of subsidiary canals and pipelines, of a road network and transmission lines as well as villages and extension service centres; (b) studies; (c) supervision; and (d) technical assistance.
Second National Water Development Program Objectives

The development objectives of the Second National Water Development Program of Malawi are: a) to increase access to sustainable water supply and sanitation services for people living in cities, towns, market centres and villages; and b) to improve water resources management at the national level. 

The program will also contribute to building sector capacity through improved monitoring, regulation, incentive mechanisms, public-private partnerships, and coordination among the sector stakeholders.

Description 

The program has a country wide scope. It covers water supply and sanitation in the country's two largest cities, Lilongwe and Blantyre, as well as in selected secondary towns, market centres and rural areas. For market centres and rural, the program institutionalises community involvement in the provision of these services. Institutional support for a sustainable water sector is also included.
Shambu-Bako Road Project The project aims at paving a deteriorated 60km-long gravel road to improve the delivery of inputs and transport of crops to marketplaces for nearly 300,000 people, who will also be able to enjoy better access to social services and jobs.
Education Project The project aimed at the general improvement in educational and training facilities in Lesotho and comprised the construction, furnishing and equipment of 330 primary class-rooms with pit latrines at 100 primary schools, additional facilities at 8 secondary schools; in-service training for primary and vocational teachers, as well as primary and secondary school principals; 63 man-months of technical assistance; and studies in secondary and vocational education.
Cotonou East Coast Protection Project The objective of the project is to stop the progression of the coastal erosion of the beaches of the city of Cotonou and the adjacent commune of Seme Kpodji and consequently secure a large area of high potential land, as well as protecting important socio-economic infrastructures and investments.
Primary Education Support Project PROJECT OBJECTIVE
The Primary Education Support Project is a five-year project which aims at improving performance, efficiency and equity of the  primary education system.
 
PROJECT COMPONENTS:
The PESP has three main components: 
(i) construction of new schools; (ii) full replacement of existing schools; (iii) partial replacement of existing schools; (iv) extension of existing schools; and (v) technical support
(a) Quality Assurance, for improved performance and equity;  
(b) institutional development, for organizational development, increased efficiency and more effective system-wide decentralization; and (c) civil works, for the construction, furnishing and equipping of twelve primary and All Age schools as well as the establishment of a school maintenance date base.
Commodity Import Program The programme is to address part of the necessary yearly requirements of the country  for petroleum products for the year 1992 (+- 260,000 metric tons valued at approximately US$ 53.16 million).  The category and quantity of products are to be decided at the time of importation.Through Fund's disbursement mechanism,country will be able to settle US$ 6.4 mil of arrears backlog.
Greater Maseru Water Supply Project The Project involves the construction of new water infrastructure which includes several
water reservoirs, pumping stations, distribution networks, transmission pipe and
installation of water level monitoring devices, mainly within the Greater Maseru
boundaries. The project activities are divided into three packages in the south, south west
and north east of the city.
Sangmelima District Hospital Project - Phase II The project will construct a 100-bed referral hospital, capable of handling 200 in- and out-patients per day, in Sangm�lima town. Works will comprise the construction of a hospital complex with operating theaters and wards for emergency care and general medicine, as well as for specialties such as obstetrics, pediatrics, orthopedics, ophthalmology and radiology. In addition to appropriate equipment, an initial stock of essential drugs will be provided for the hospital�s first year of operation. As well as serving the Sangm�lima district, the new hospital is expected to attract patients from neighboring countries, where health services are also limited.
SASEC Road Connectivity Project The project is co-financed by OFID, the Asian Development Bank (ADB), the Abu Dhabi Fund for Development (ADFD) and the Government of Bangladesh (GOB). It is proposed that OFID's participation be a loan in the amount of US$ 30 million, representing 8.7% of the total cost of the project. ADB's participation is a loan in the amount of US$198 million. ADFD's contribution will be a loan in the amount of US$ 30 million, and that the Government's participation is the balance of US$ 86.7 million equivalent.
Petroleum Products Import Program The program is designed to assist the Borrower to meet part of its requirements of petroleum products for its domestic use. 
Specifically, the proceeds of the loan will be used exclusively for the importation of refined petroleum products. The proceeds of the loan shall cover the cost of purchase of the products as well as the cost of their transportation and related services. The Program shall be deemed completed when the products are delivered at a port in the Republic of Cape Verde.
The approval of the loan was part of an Understanding reached with the Government in July 1989, and should help the country to settle its arrears with the Fund.
Water Resources Development Project The project aims at helping Guinea's Government objectives of providing rural areas with adequate water supplies. Actually, the objectives are very modest as they intend to provide rural areas with a minimum of 10 litres per inhabitant and per day, this minimum being well below other neighbouring countries' objectives in the region. The regular water supply will help settle the population in the area and foster the development of agriculture and livestock; it will also permit a better health environment allowing for a reduction in illnesses induced by inadequate water supply.
Balkan Velayat Water Supply Project This project will carry out the following: 
- drilling of over 145 wells;
- installation of a 40 km-long transmission line connecting the Yashkan area with the city of Nebitdag;
- rehabilitation of the entire water transmission and distribution network; and
- construction of pumping stations, reservoirs and wastewater treatment plants.
Support to the Economic Development Fund of Djibouti The Program consists in the issuance and the management of 500 loans. An emphasis will be placed on projects and companies belonging to the primary and secondary sectors as well as female entrepreneurship. The Program includes two main components: 1. Loans to beneficiaries (SMEs and young graduates); 2. Institutional support to the FDED.
Roads Maintenance and Improvement Program The project is part of the Government's program for the rehabilitation and maintenance of its road network, including the strengthening of available capacity for systematic road maintenance. Its components are as follows: 1.1. Supervision Design and Administration; 1.2. Advisory Support to the PIU; 2.1. Rehabilitation of Rural Roads; 2.2. Improvement of Collector Roads; 2.3. Rehabilitation of Main Highways; 2.4. Road Maintenance; 2.5. Load Enforcement; 3.1. Institutional Strengthening; 3.2. Support Equipment.
Petroleum Bulk Storage Facility Project (Phase III) The project is intended to support the Government's initiative to further enhance the efficiency of the petroleum distribution system in Samoa, so as to meet the demand for energy to the general public and promote long-term economic growth. The project represents the third phase of an ongoing OPEC Fund-financed project. The project encompasses four main components, namely, the acquisition and rehabilitation of the Mobil Terminal and related assets, the enhancement of secondary petroleum storage facilities, the replacement of petroleum discharge lines, and the support of the project management unit.
Bushy Park - Sandy Bay Road Project Construction of a new road between Bushy Park and Sandy Bay to by-pass the existing road linking them through Old Harbour town. Besides land acquisition, the project's components are as follows:

a) Construction, encompassing earthworks, road sub-base and surfacing, construction of bridges, culverts and drains, provision of traffic lights and other road furnishings; and

b) Design and supervision, relating to the preparation of detailed engineering designs, tender documents, evaluation of bids and project implementation.
Housing Reconstruction Project PROJECT OBJECTIVES

The immediate objective of the project is the provision of a durable return solution to selected refugees and returnees and to spontaneous return cases through the provisions for the reconstruction of approximately 700 housing units, providing dwelling for around 3000 persons.

PROJECT LOCATION

The project will  focus on a specific area which is the Federation of BiH, however the decisions on the selection of beneficiaries will be made by the SCRDP. Project activities will be located in the return areas of the selected beneficiaries. Return areas will be defined further to final selection of beneficiaries.

PROJECT COMPONENTS

1- Reconstruction of damage houses
2 -Subsidies (works lump sum & sustainable return support)
3 -Operational costs and audit
Livestock Project The project consists of : a) Establishment of pilot pastoral cooperative associations; b) Strengthening of public livestock services through the rehabiliation of infrastructure, provision of equipment and training of staff; c) Establishment of livestock production systems; d) Technical assistance; e) Establishment of Production Improvement Fund to encourage self-help among farmer's groups; f) Providing funding for a new slaughterhouse in Nouakchott and g) Establishment of a Livestock Fund.
Income Diversification (southern Zone) Project The project aims at improving the economic and social conditions of rural populations in 400 villages in the impoverished Northern part of Mali's Southern Zone. The project responds to the Government's policies of decentralization, increasing crop and livestock production, achieving food self-sufficience, assisting a disadvantaged population which lacks potable water, social services and road infrastructure, as well as controlling a rapid deterioration of the natural environment.
Poverty Reduction Project The project will finance and support small demand-based community initiatives in the social sectors, that improve the accessibility to and delivery of social and economic services.  The project will focus on vulnerable groups, namely orphans, handicapped, elderly, widows, divorced women and unemployed youth.
National Printing Press Project The project iaims at facilitating and improving the design, production and distribution of high quality and relevant textbooks and other teaching materials at national level, to respond to the requirements of the education and training system.
Neves Water Supply Project The Project involves the rehabilitation and extension of the Drinking Water Supply and Sanitation system of Neves, the second city of S�o Tom� and Pr�ncipe. The overall objective is to contribute to improving the socio-economic situation of the country through better access to potable water for the population. In all, around 7,400 people are expected to benefit from the project through the reduced incidence of waterborne diseases, time saved for the women and children normally tasked with fetching water, and, employment generation during the project's construction phase.
Public Works Project * Agence Nigerienne de Travaux d'Interet Public Pour l'Emploi
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Creation of substantial new employment in urban areas, thereby stimulating small private constructors and consultancy firms.
Bel Air 60 MW Power Plant Project The project consists of the construction of a 60-MW fired diesel generation plant located in Bel-Air, Greater Dakar. It comprises the following components:
a) equipment; b) civil works; c) transportation; d) installation/commissioning; e) training; f) documentation; g) studies and supervision
National Electricity Control Center Project To construct and equip a control center to monitor the transmission of electricity in the capital Nouakchott. Around two million inhabitants are expected to benefit from the improved delivery of electrical power. The project will contribute to poverty reduction through the improvement of power supply delivery to households, schools, health service facilities, water supply facilities and factories. A continuous availability of electricity will benefit the operations of small shops, cold storage systems and hotels, and thus have a positive impact on the socio-economic development of the project area.
Water & Sewerage System Project The project aims at rehabilitating a number of identified water and sewer systems in urban and rural areas in the country and has the following components: a) Direct costs, encompassing the rehabilitation of Managua's water supply and sewerage systems, provision of an irrigation system for lands adjoining Lake Managua, and the rehabilitation of water supply and sewerage systems in certain predetermined localities in the countryside; b) Associated costs, covering operational improvement of diverse activities, institutional strengthening of the Executing Agency, engagement of expertise to update the Master Plan of the Managua Sanitary Sewerage System and of consultants to plan for expansion of the water and sewer systems; and c) Engineering and administration, relating to the procurement of consultancy services to undertake the preparation of outstanding studies, tender documents and supervision of Project construction works.
Roads Rehabilitation Project PROJECT OBJETIVES:

The project entails the rehabilitation and improvement of 82.2 kilometres of earth road and while the project's general objective is to support Paraguay's competitiveness and regional integration with its MERCOSUR neighbouring countries, improving road transport conditions, reducing operational costs, time travel and provide a safer access to mainly agricultural products to local and international markets, its specific objectives are to modernise and substantially improve the passability of the RN11 road, completing an important trade road corridor of up to 230 kilometres connecting Brazil and the Paraguay River, to reduce trade internal barriers in the region by providing a safe  alternative route to channel imports and exports between Paraguay and  Brazil, to contribute with the relief of cargo and people traffic through the Paranagua in Brazil, by deviating import and export activities to the Puerto Antequera port, to provide linkage to the economic circuit of cattle raising around the area of influence of the Interchange RN10 Road connecting to Puerto Rosario on the Paraguay river, to provide a direct link between the capital city of Asuncion with the port of Salto del Guaira in Brazil through the RN10 road, and to stimulate the socio-economic development of the important agricultural departments of Amambay, Caaguaz� and San Pedro.

PROJECT AREA/LOCATION:

The Project is localized in the north-east central region of the country in the Department of San Pedro, which has a total extension of 20,000 square kilometres. The RN11 road section is located near the city of Santa Rosa de Aguaray, 325 kilometres off the RN3 road, and stretches east-west towards Puerto Antequera on the Paraguay River, getting across the cities of Nueva Germania and San Pedro. The second road Section of the project on the RN10 road extends from the township of Capiibary to Yacy Ka�y, the latter located on the RN10, and will connect the cities of Salto Del Guaira in Brasil with San Estanislao in Paraguay, ultimately connecting Puerto Rosario on the Paraguay River.

PROJECT COMPONENTS:

1.- Engineering Studies and Design (US$ 0.252 million)
1.1- RN11 Road (Sta. Rosa de Aguaray-Pto Antequera)
1.2- Interchange RN10 Road (Mbutuy-Capiibary-Yacy Ka�y)
2.- Rehabilitation and Improvements - Civil Works (US$ 22.58 million)
2.1- RN11 (Nueva Germania - San Pedro) Road Section - 58.7 km
2.2- Interchange RN10 (Capiibary-Yacy Ka�y) Road Section - 23.5 km.
2.3- Civil Works supervision
3.- Environmental and Social Mitigation Plan (US$ 1.43 million) 
3.1- RN11 Road Environmental and Social Mitigation Assessment (93 km)
3.2- Interchange RN10 Road Section Environmental and Social Mitigation Assessment (23.5 km)

Total Costs: US$ 24.79
3.3- Environmental and Social Mitigation Plan Supervision
4.- Project Coordination Unit (PCU)
4.1- Project Management and Expenses
4.2- External Audit
4.3- Environment and Social Management Support
Highway Modernisation Project The project is designed for an in-depth reform of the road sub-sector, extending to such elements as the establishment of sustainable financing mechanisms, optimization of resource utilization and enhancement of private sector participation as well as road network rehabilitation efforts, in particular in the departments of El Quiche and Huehuetenango, and has the following components:
A) Engineering and Administration, comprising: Pre-Investment Studies; Engineering and Supervision; and Project Administration; 
B) Investment Program, covering the rehabilitation of 250 km of paved and unpaved inter-urban roads throughout the country; support to the implementation of a national program for the maintenance of the national road network; and rehabilitation of 830 km of unpaved rural roads in the Departments of El Quiche and Huehuetenango;
C) Institutional strengthening and reform program.
Kandi-Segbana-Nigeria Border Road Project The project's development objective is to contribute to rural poverty reduction and economic growth in the country. More specifically, the project aims at improving access to the northern part of Benin -an agricultural production area with significant potential-, at facilitating the transport of goods and passengers, and at contributing to the regional integration between Benin, Nigeria and the neighboring landlocked Burkina Faso. 
The project objectives will be achieved through the upgrading and surfacing of a 118 km long existing earth road linking Kandi to the Nigeria Border via the village of Segbana that serves more than 10 villages. 
The project encompasses the following components: (i) Civil works; (ii) Consultancy services; (iii)	Environmental and Social Measures; (iv) Project Management Unit (PMU); (v) Start-up workshop and (vi) External Audit.
Junior Secondary Schools Construction - Phase II Project The project envisages the construction of 2 junior secondary schools, including provision of furniture, equipment and teaching materials. In addition, the project will cover additional costs to be incurred for the implementation of the project by the already existing PIU in the MEYS. The new schools will be located one in Neves, in the Island of Sao Tome and the other one in Santo Antonio do Principe in the Island of Principe.
Shkev-Zigar Road Project Crossing several passes that reach elevations of over 4,500 meters, the 38.5-k long Shkev-Zigar road located in the Gorno-Badkhsan Oblast often receives heavy snowfall that causes road closures for over two months per year. Vehicle operating costs are high since traffic must be diverted through longer routes. The project will therefore carry out the following: 

�rehabilitatation the Shkev-Zigar road with an all-weather surface;
�installation of drainage works to prevent flooding;and
�construction of eight bridges.

Once the project is completed, the region's economy will benefit from cheaper and improved transportation of agricultural goods, which will also raise food security.
Improvement of Water Supply in Yangikurgan District and the City of Namangan Project The overall objective of the project is to improve health and living condition, increased productivity, thus contributing to the socio-economic development of Uzbekistan. Specifically, the project will improve the coverage, quality and efficiency of public water supply service in the districts of Yangikurgan and Namangan in the Namangan Region.
Rural Enterprise Enhancement Project PROJECT OBJECTIVES
The objective of the project is to promote sustained growth of rural enterprises and employment opportunities in the project area. The rural enterprises would be supported to improve the linkages between various tiers of the value chains for commodities and services, thus increasing incomes and contributing to dynamic local economies that are better integrated into regional and national economies

PROJECT AREA
OPEC Fund loan would cover the areas of the project that are contiguous to those covered by its earlier loan (853P) which are located in the Federation entity. The Government of the federation of BiH has proposed 14 municipalities in three cantons to be the project area benefiting from the Fund's loan. The total population of the three selected cantons is 472,115 (21% of that of FBiH). 

PROJECT COMPONENTS                      FINANCING   (TOTAL / OFID)
1-Rural Enterprise Framework Support
1.1: Organizational Capacity Building
1.2: Technical and Business Services
1.3: Market-linking Infrastructure                                  (6,201 / 2,954)
1.4: Elaboration of Policy
2-Enterprise Investment and Rural Finance
2.1: Revolving Fund for Investments                           (10,675 / 2,996)
2.2: Rural Finance Services
3- Project Coordination
Jijiga - Degehabur Power Transmission Project The project aims at installing 170 km of 132 kV transmission lines to link the Jijiga substation to Degehabur town, where a substation will be constructed. A distribution network will also be built, including 186 km of street lighting. In addition to raising living standards, the project will enhance economic activities in the area, particularly those relating to agriculture.