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Lake Amatitlan Watershed Sustainable Management Project PROJECT OBJECTIVES:

The project would support the Government's efforts to tackle the environmental problems faced by the Amatitlan Lake Watershed. The project will, in particular, strengthen the institutional capacity of the Authority for the Sustainable Management of the Amatitlan Lake Watershed (AMSA) as the authority responsible for the co-ordination of environmental efforts of both public and private sectors committed to the ALW. On the other hand, the project proposes investments to directly address the most serious environmental problems faced by the ALW.

PROJECT AREA /LOCATION

The Amatitlan Lake Watershed (ALW), located in the south of Guatemala, is one of the country's most important ecological regions. The ALW has an area of 380 km� and a total population of about 1.6 million, half of it in Guatemala City and the other half in other small cities. Approximately 40% of the total area of the ALW are residential. The Amatitlan Lake has an area of 15.2 km� and a water volume of some 286 million of cubic meters. It has an altitude of 1,000 meters above sea level and its water flows through the Michatoya River into the Atlantic Ocean several kilometers downstream.

PROJECT COMPONENTS:

1.- Administration and Supervision (US$ 1.895 million)
2.- Institutional Strengthening (US$ 10.410 million)
3.- Natural Resources Management and Sanitation (US$ 12.190)

Total Costs: US$ 24.495
Maputo Roads Development Project The proposed project aims at providing the necessary environment for economic and social development through improving the flow of traffic in the capital Maputo and raising the capacity and standards of safety of its internal road network. Specific project objectives are: a) to enhance future traffic efficiency; b) to solve road problems such as pavement deterioration, traffic congestion and poor drainage systems; c) to promote metropolitan development;  d) to maximise the efficiency of the investment;  e) to improve the environment in the project area;  f) to minimise resettlement ; and g) to increase safety in the project area. 
The project is part of the government's program for the development of the infrastructure in the capital. 
The project consists of the following components: a) Civil Works, b) Land Acquisition, c) Institutional Support and d) Consultancy Services.
The OPEC Fund finances a) Civil Works and c) Institutional Support.
Sana'a Hodeiah Road Rehabilitation Project The project consists of:
(i) rehabilitation/strengthening of the Sana'a-Hodeidah road with a total length of 226 km; and
(ii) technical assistance (construction, supervision, studies, assistance to the domestic construction industry and engineering).
Technical and Vocational Education Project The main objective of the project is to improve the quality of teaching at the technical and vocational training schools through refurbishing and provision of essential training equipment and materials for existing and newly established technical and vocational training institutions; revision of existing curricula, development of instructional materials and teaching aids and upgrading of teaching staff.
Road Sector Development Project Project Description:
The Project is part of an overall program to implement the Government's policy for the reform and development of the Transport Sector. The main constituent element of the Program is the rehabilitation and upgrading of priority roads to expand capacity in response to rising traffic on the national highways and to address the deterioration of the provincial road network. The Project will reintegrate the country's remote and underdeveloped regions which are economically marginalised because of their lack of proper access to the national road network. The Project comprises the following components: (a) Provincial Road Improvement:  980 km of provincial roads and bridges will be rehabilitated, comprising 12% of the provincial road network in North Central, North Western, Uva, and Western provinces. (b) Community Access Road Improvement: Approximately 40 km of community access roads, currently no more than dirt tracks, will be improved under this component to modified gravel surface standard. (c) Consulting Services: Covering the preparation of design and tender documentation for the selected roads, packaging of contracts, assistance with bid evaluation and contract awards, as well as supervision of the works during the construction phase.
Rural Electrification Project The proposed project is part of the fourth rural electrification program in Bangladesh and consists of transmission and distribution of electricity to four rural areas.  This program is also part of the fourth Five-Year Development Plan of Bangladesh (1991-95).  The proposed project consists of the following components:
1. Import and installation of 4,750 km of new electric lines;
2. rehabilitation of 750 km of transmission and distribution lines;
3. import and installation of 12 sub-stations;
4. import and installation of auxiliary electric-power equipment;
5. import and installation of support equipment and machinery (cranes, vehicles,     spare parts);
6. procurement of land and construction of buildings for the rural     electrification authority and co-operatives, storage facilities, administration     and training centres;
7. consulting services; and
8. administrative support and training (computer facilities and training     equipment).
Commodity Import Program The programme is to achieve the following objectives:  (a) to enable the Government with resources to import oil; (b) to trigger the displacement of funds needed to settle outstanding arrears; and (c) to enable lifting of suspension of disbursements under other loans.
Perseverance Island Infrastructure Project The project supports the development of Zone 15 "Perseverance Island" on the reclamation area. With the implementation of the project, it is expected that Zones 14 and 16 will also benefit from the infrastructure improvements.

The main objective of the project is to provide the newly developed self-contained sub-urban residential area with the required infrastructure required to link the project area to the source services on mainland. The project encompasses the provision of utilities at the new offshore housing project involving: electricity, water and roads utilities infrastructure for Perseverance Island (Zone 15).
Road Rehabilitation Project The project will carry out the following: 
�rehabilitation of an 80-km stretch of the Dushanbe- Khulyab road;
�rehabilitation of 150 kilometers of local roads in the Khatlon region;
�repair of bridges and embankments;
�construction of avalanches and landslide protection structures built;
�installation of drainage systems;
�repair and gravel surfacing of rural roads;
realignment of roadbeds; 
�installation fo drainage structures.
 The rehabilitated roads will benefit the region�s 2.1 million people by facilitating the movement of agricultural goods and provide better access to markets and social services.
Cuzco-Arequipa Highlands Rural Development Project The project consists of the following components: a) Construction of irrigation canals and reservoirs; b) Provision of short-, medium- and long-term credit to farmers through a line of credit to the BAP; c) Provision of agricultural extension and training services; d) Improvement of marketing facilities and facilitating access to other markets; e) Purchase of vehicles and equipment; and f) Technical Assistance.
Agricultural Development & Market Access Support Project - PADAAM The development objective is to sustainably improve food security, nutrition and incomes of smallholder farmers, especially women and young people.  PADAAM's objectives will be achieved through: (i) facilitating smallholder access to inputs and quality advisory services; (ii) developing irrigation and market infrastructure; (iii) supporting investments in processing and marketing; (iv) strengthening the capacity of the farmers and the professional organizations, and (v) facilitate contracts between farmers� organizations and other downstream actors. The Project targets three sectors: maize, rice and cassava.
Road Rehabilitation Project The project consists of: (a) rehabilitation of 1217 km of gravel roads; (b) repairs and resealing of the Bangui M'Baiki Road; (c) rehabilitation of the Bangui-Ymbi road; (c) procurement of equipment needed to maintain rehabilitated roads and construction of buildings to support maintenance activities; and (e) training and technical assistance.
Enhanced HIPC Debt Initiative Relief Provision of debt relief within the framework of the Enhanced Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC II) Initiative.
Golan Gol Hydropower Project The project is to be co-financed by OFID, the Saudi Fund for Development (SFD), the Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development (KFAED), and the Government of Pakistan. It is proposed that the OFID's participation be a loan in the amount of US$ 30.00 million. It is expected that the SFD's participation be a loan of US$ 40.00 million, the KFAED's participation be a loan of US$ 37.00 million, and that the Government's participation be the balance of US$ 2.08 million equivalent. It is further proposed that the OFID's contribution be allocated to fully finance the Transmission Line and Switch Yard Works component.
Second Line of Credit to BNDE The line of credit is designed to create industrial employment at a reduced cost by providing resources for small entrepreneurs who would otherwise have difficulty in securing sufficient financing for their enterprises.
Salamanga Limestone Quarry Rehabilitation Project The project aims at rehabilitation of the Salamanga Limestone Quarry so as to meet the Matola Cement Plant's estimated requirements of limestone needed for production of 600 t/year of clinker.
Electricity Access Scale Up Project This project will carry out a grid intensification program, focusing initially on the larger cities such as Kigali, Kibuye and Ruhengeri. �provision of support to Electrogaz to procure hardware, equipment and vehicles needed to improve maintenance services;
�extension of the existing national grid to link unconnected areas;
�implementation of a �Green Connection� to offer less-expensive energy alternatives to low-income households;
�provision of low-cost �energy boards� to low-income households to reduce the need for internal wiring. This will enable families living in dwellings ineligible to receive connections (such as thatched-roof houses) to qualify for electrical power.
Toliara Roads Rehabilitation Project The project's sectoral objectives aim at improving the efficiency of transport to provide Madagascar's economy with the impetus needed to help reduce poverty in the country. Specifically, the project aims at rehabilitating 112 km of the national road RN34 between Miandrivazo and Malainbandy and the road RN35 between Mahabo and Morondava (49 km).
Kassala-Haiya Road Project The project involved the construction of a road between Kassala and Haiya (350 kms).  The works included general basic works, ground preparation, pavement of the road, drainage system, pipes, bridges, purchase of equipment and supervision by consulting engineers.
Liquified Petroleum Gas Project The main objectives of the projct are to separate ethane and heavier hydrocarbon from the gas and then market these products.  The main components are the following:
(i) a gas separation plant to recover ethane, propane, LPG and natural gasoline.  The liquid hydrocarbon (propane, LPG and natural gasoline) will be transported to the Laem Chabang terminal;
(ii) bulk storage and distribution installations to distribute propane and LPG in the domestic market; and
(iii) studies and technical assistance relating to LPG marketing, petroleum sector investments, energy policy and other aspects of PTT.
Emergency Road and Water Supply Infrastructure Project PROJECT OBJECTIVES:

The project objective is to contribute to the implementation of a broad program of reconstruction of the physical assets available before the hurricane, incorporating new quality parameters to reduce risks in the future; and expanding those assets to face the challenges of economic and population growth.

PROJECT AREA/LOCATION:

Rehabilitation works would be on country-wide selected roads and on the water and sanitation infrastructure in the capital Tegucigalpa.  

PROJECT COMPONENTS:

The project consists of the following components:
(a) Road and Bridge Rehabilitation (US$ 17.7 million):
(a-i) Direct Construction Costs;
(a-ii) Institutional Strengthening;
(a-iii) Supervision and Administration; and
(b) Potable Water and Sanitation (US$ 15.1 million)
(b-i) Direct Construction Costs;
(b-ii) Institutional Strengthening;
(b-iii) Supervision and Administration.

Total project costs: US$ 33.7 million
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Metolong Water Supply Project The Project involves construction of a roller commpacted concrete dam.  
The Project aims at meeting the domestic and industrial water demand up to year 2020 in the capital Maseru and three small towns, namely Roma, Mazenod, and Teyateyaneng through the construction of a dam in teh lowlands at Metolong on South Phuthiatsana River, which is 35 kilometers away from the capital.
Strengthening Resilience of Rural Communities to Food and Nutrition Insecurity Program (PRECIS) -
Tassawat Irrigation Development Project The project aims at establishing a permanent water supply for the irrigation of 44,000 ha of lond in Tassawat.  It includes: 1) construction of main channels, and associated structures; 2) surface irrigation networks and associated structures; and 3) consultancy services.
Gansu Vocational Education Project OFID co-finances the project with a loan of US$ 18.00 million. This constitutes about 62% of the total cost of the project, and the Government's contribution is be US$ 11.20 million representing about 38% of the total cost. The overall objective of the project is to strengthen the capacity of the existing vocational education system. The project aims at developing vocational education infrastructure and providing training equipment to deliver market-oriented education for young job seekers. Specifically, the project aims to increase the number of enrolled students through the expansion of 4 vocational schools located in Dingxi city and Linxia Prefecture of Gansu Province.
Third Commodity Import Program Loan to enable Sudan to procure inputs to sustain its agricultural season. Through Fund's disbursement mechanism, $ 2.7 million from the loan would be used for settlement of arrears.
Arlit-Assamaka Road Project To construct a 223 km-long road to help reduce isolation of remote, rural communities and boost access to marketplaces and social services. Works will include: �construction of a 223 km-long paved road, including drainage structures to prevent flooding:

- construciton of road safety infrastructure; e.g., road markings, highways signs, etc;
- installation and equipment of 4 water points along the way;
- environmental mitigation measures; particularly fixing of sand dunes;
- installation of a weighing station for vehicles and border post at the Algerian border; and,
- consultancy services.
Havana Electricity Rehabilitation Project PROJECT OBJECTIVES:

The Project is a key element of the Cuban government's energy strategy, which now focuses on rehabilitating the national electricity system and reducing dependence on imported fuels. The overall development objective of the proposed project is to improve the quality of electricity service and expand capacity to household, as well as, to commercial and industrial customers in Havana in an efficient and sustainable manner to support Cuba's overall social and economic development programs. The formulation of the proposed project is the result of a comprehensive work carried out by the Government after one of the worst energy crises faced by the country during the third quarter of 2004.

PROJECT AREA/LOCATION:

The city of Havana with an extension 727.40 km2 is divided in 15 urban municipalities and 104 Popular Counsils. With a total of 2.2 million, the city concentrates 20% of the country's total population and 27% of Cuba's urban population. There are some 630,000 households, mainly grouped in necleus of 3 to 4 people. The average electricity consumption of households in 2004 was 2,132 kWh, or 178 kWh per month. The project is intended to directly benefit up to 435,000 households or 1.5 million people. 

PROJECT COMPONENTS:

The project is structured into four major components. Three of these components cover rehabilitation and upgrading works in the high voltage transmission system, the medium- and low voltage distribution network and electricity services and street lighting. One last component will concern the whole project and includes human resources training, transportation and communication improvements. 

Component's descriptions are as follows:
1) Modernization of the 110 kV Transmission Systems:
2) Upgrade of the Medium- and Low-Voltage Distribution System:
3) Upgrade of Electricity Services and Public Lighting:
4) Human Resources, Transport and Communication Systems:
Pyongbuk Irrigation Project Rehabilitate the Pyongbuk Irrigation System, with the dual aim of increasing agricultural production while conserving energy supplies.

A new reservoir with a storage capacity of 275 million m3 will be formed through the construction of a 650 m-long dam on the Samgyo River. Water will be drawn from the reservoir from a separate outlet tower situated upstream, thereby replacing the existing pump-driven system with gravity-fed technology. Some 64 km of new canals will be built and a pilot project introduced on two farm collectives to establish improved techniques and cropping systems. Upon completion, crop yields and electricity savings are expected to increase substantially.
Kalu Ganga Development Project The Kalu Ganga Development Project aims at constructing the Kalu Ganga Reservoir and irrigation infrastructure, as part of the governrnent program for rehabilitating, upgrading and extending the country's main north-central irrigation and water supply system. The purpose is to increase the supply and coverage of irrigation and water supply to rural and urban populations, thus contributing to poverty alleviation and supporting the country's economic development.
North-South Yemen Electricity Project The project consists of:
(i) a 132 kV transmission line with a length of about 120 km linking Massoua power sub-station in Aden with that of Habilayn and Echarg/Karch, and another 33 kV transmission line with a length of about 35 km from Habilayn to Dhala'a power sub-station;
(ii) expansion of Massoua power sub-station, and constructuion of a new 132/33 kV sub-station fo 2x15 MVA in Habilayn and two 33/11 kV sub-stations in Habilayn and Dhala'a of 2x3 MVA each;
(iii )Consultancy services, including bid evaluation and control as well as works supervision; and
(iv) institutional strengthening, including training both at home and abroad, and procurement of office equipment.
Msambweni and Webuya Hospitals Project 1. Renovation and extension of Msambweni district hospital
2. Construction of Webuye district hospital
3. Construction/rehabilitation of 6 health centres
4) PIU and fellowships for local training
Chuquisaca Sur Rural Development Project The objective of the project is to attain improvement in the social and economic conditions of the rural population in the Department of Chuquisaca. Its components encompass the following: 1. Short-, medium- and long-term credits to 4,260 small-holders and their organizations; 2. Extension and promotion services; 3. Improvement and expansion of existing roads, irrigation systems and buildings; 4. Technical assistance; 5. Project management; and, 6. Monitoring and evaluation.
Small Holders Rehabilitation Project Expanding and improving the limited agricultural services network to address the needs of smallholders in 6 of Zambia's poorest districts by increasing their accessibility to agricultural inputs and supplies, helping to raise their production, achieve food security, enter the market economy and raise their incomes.
Kita Integrated Rural Development Project The project will consist of developing land for irrigated agriculture, improving and expanding up to 9,000 ha of existing rainfed cropped land, opening up the production area, equipping producers, and providing agricultural inputs, drinking water, education and health infrastructure.
The components are:
1) Land Development (1,000 Ha)
2) Support to Land Development (42 literacy training centers, training of farmers, acquisition of Equipment)
3) Feeder Roads (459Km).
4) Water Points (50 positive boreholes, equipment of 236 existing wells)
5) Socio-Educative Infrastructure (20 primary schools, 10 health centers)
6) Support to the Executing Agency (2 vehicles, 8 motorcycles, computers...)
7) Engineering Services
Electricity Distribution Rehabilitation and Power Loss Reduction Program This projects will supply underserved communities with a reliable supply of energy through the rehabilitation of over 60 electricity distribution networks.

To ensure the sustainability of the project, a community outreach program carry out seminars and meetings with local leaders, communities and institutions on a wide range of issues including reduction of illegal electricity connections, safety, legal rights and energy conservation.

Around 620,000 people presently reliant on expensive and less-reliable energy sources such as kerosene, oil lamps, generators, and so on, are expected to benefit from the project.

Other benefits include:
�increased income-generating activities
�reduction of indoor air pollution and related respiratory illnesses
�reduced risk of fire
�wider use of street lighting, thus improving safety, especially among women and children
�better educational performance by children will be able to study for longer periods of time
Dar-es-Salaam-Somanga Road Reconstruction and Rehabilitation Project The project consists of a program of works and related activities for reconstruction, rehabilitation and construction of a bridge. The components are the following:
---Rehabilitation, reconstruction of Dar es Salaam-Kibada, Kibada-Kibiti, Kibiti-Ikwiriri and Ndundu-Somanga roads.
---Ikwiriri-Ndundu area flood plain earthworks and structures
---Rufigi River Bridge
---Engineering design and consultancy services
---Project Supervision
---PIU Support
---Project Preparation Facility, PPF
Manufacturing Rehabilitation  Project The programme comprised the importation of raw materials, spare parts, balancing equipment and components needed to raise the utilization of the existing manufacturing capacity.
Northern Areas Education Project The project would finance the construction of 61 junior secondary and 127 primary schools. It would make available all materials required for the construction and outfitting of the schools (furniture and educational materials); whereas the installation and actual construction works will be implemented by local contractors and the village population. An important feature of the project is the provision of safe drinking water and sanitation services.
Electricity IV Project The project will carry out activities in the Sofala and Manica Provinces in central Mozambique, where only an estimated 5.3% of the region�s 2.9 million inhabitants has access to electricity. Works will comprise: (i) construction/rehabilitation of substations; (ii) installation of transmission lines; 593 km distribution network; (iii) connecting some 38,000 households to the grid; and (iv) installation of around 10,000 pre-payment energy meters.