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Rehabilitation of the A017 Road Corridor Project (Rakwana � Suriyakanda) The project aims at rehabilitating a section of a key Road Corridor (A017- Highway), thus improving connectivity and accessibility, promoting economic activity and contributing to the overall socio-economic development of the country. The project�s specific objective is to rehabilitate 18.0 km of the A017 Corridor, starting from Rakwana and ending in Suriyakanda in the Sabaragamuwa province.
North East Abidjan Drinking Water Supply Project Situated northeast of Abidjan is an area referred to as "Bengerville",  where drinking water is drawn from groundwater piped in through an aging borehole that produces just 3,500 m3/day, falling seriously short of the estimated daily need of 5,600 m3. The project will therefore include the following works:
 1) drilling of five boreholes fitted out with pumping equipment to boost the daily capacity to 22,000 m3;construction of a water purification plant; 
2) installation of a pipe network that will link to the new boreholes; 
3) expansion of the water supply network by 54 km in the western enclaves of Bengerville; and
4) installation of 1,000 new household connections. Approximately 80% of the water produced by the new system will be directed to recipients who are currently unconnected to any source of potable water, thereby raising living standards and improving the health of the beneficiary population.
Limmu Coffee Plantation Rehabilitation & Maintenance Project Project aims at rehabilitation of 2.212 ha of old coffee lands under 5 State Coffee farms managed by LCPDE and the maintenance of the total land area of the farm, comprising 6.091 ha during project's implementation period. The rehabilitation of the 2.212 ha old coffee lands would substantially improve their yield in quality coffee. The maintenance of the whole plantation would increase the overall productivity of the LCPDE and increase the country's foreign exchange earnings.
Bushrod Power Extension Project The project included the following components:  (a) extension of the Bushrod Power Station; (b) service connections and arragements for financing the installation of interior wiring for urban poor households in Monrovia; (c) provision of maintenance vehicles and tools; (d) staff training facilities and instructors; (e) employment of a management support team; (f) frequency conversion study; and (g) study of transmission to supply the Gbarnga rural area in North Central Liberia.  The main component of the project consisted of an electric extension of the existing Bushrod Power Station which is located on Bushrod island about 8 km north of Monrovia.
Umutara Community Resources and Infrastructure Development Project (Phase II) Development of the agriculture sector is crucial to economic recovery in Rwanda, a need particularly urgent in the northeastern province of Umutara. Sub-projects will be carried out in the Kabare, Muvumba and Kahi districts, as well as the municipality of Umutara, and will include the follwing: �expansion and rehabilitation of four water supply conveyance systems;
�rehabilitation or construction of valley dams;
�drilling of cattle-watering points;
�upgrading of around 177 km of feeder roads; and
�provision of the tools, materials and knowledge farmers need to increase crop and livestock production.
 On completion, water supply services for around 38,000 homes will be enhanced through the project.
Forecariah Rural Development Project Development of approx. 3,000 ha of land to practice annual double cropping of rice, vegetable crops and oil crops.  Main components of the project are: construction of a dyke 9 km long, mangrove and marshland development, construction of 42 km of feeder roads, construction of health centres and strengthening a PIU.
Artisanal Fisheries Promotion Project (PROPESCA) The objective of the project is to improve incomes and livelihoods of poor households involved in artisanal fishing. An estimated 45,000 people are expected to directly benefit from the following project components:

(i) supporting the development of higher value fish
- training, demonstrations and support activities
- market infrastructure
- increased institutional capacity
- feasibility studies, planning and community mobilization

(ii) improving economic infrastructure
- access road improvement
- electrification
- alternative power supplies

(iii) developing financial services
- community-based financial services
- financial support to value chain investments
- technical assistance for financial services

(iv) institutional strengthening, policy initiatives and project management
- co-management
- research and fishing potential
- gender and poverty targeting
- policy/legislative initiatives and governance
- monitoring, evaluation and knowledge management
- IDPPE institutional strengthening



(i) improvement of market infrastructure; such as wholesale/retail municipal fish marketing facilities; 

(ii) rehabilitation of access roads; 

(iii) electrification works in areas not connected to the national grid; 

(iv) provision of alternative power supplies to remote fishing centers; 

(v) development of value chains;  

(vi) establishment of financial services; 

(vii) institutional strengthening; and (viii) provision of training and other support activities.
INSTA Expansion Project The project includes the construction and the equipment of a biomedical department at the University Institute of Science and Technology at Ab�ch�. The Project aims to contribute to raising the level of Higher Education and Scientific Research of the Republic of Chad and to mitigate the shortage of competent biomedicine professionals in hospitals, health centers, institutes and colleges of medicine. The Project�s more specific objective is to allow 600 extra students per year to complete a comprehensive education in technical sciences and biomedicine.
Dori and Fada N�Gourma Universities Expansion Project. The Project aims to enhance the quality of higher education in Burkina Faso through offering students a better learning and living environment. The project is to contribute to a sustainable improvement of the educational program and to provide a better training system to the youth in order to respond adequately to the growing need of qualified workforce with technical skills. By 2025, the project will contribute to lodge 2,000 new students and to graduating and post graduating 400 students per year.
Small-Scale Irrigation and Water Management Project The project's development objective is to contribute to rural poverty reduction and food security through improved access to, and management of, water resources for agricultural and pastoral use. 

The project will aim at:

(i)	Strengthening target group capacities and facilitate their participation in                  project activities, including through access to irrigated land; 
(ii)	Assisting target groups with investments to increase their access to                 irrigation water using technologies adapted to their technical skills and                        resource levels; 
(iii)	Intensifying and diversifying sustainable agricultural production under                 irrigation and in inland valley bottoms; and 
(iv)	Supporting marketing activities and enhance incomes, particularly of the                 most asset-poor households.
Yangon and Mandalay Institutes of Technology Project The project's objectives are to be achieved through the following components as described below :
1. Equipment - To address the complete lack of equipment for MIT and enable the Institute to provide the nedcessary level of teaching/learning, the project will provide with the required equipment to meet the needs of the five departments for civil/mechanical/electronic and electrical power engineering as well as architecture.  The YIT whose enrolments are dramatically on rise is to receive additional equipment to cater for the increased number of students.  The equipment will accommodate 11 departments comprising those for civil/petroleum/mining/textile/metallurgical/chemical/electronic/electrical power/machanical and aeronautical engineering as well as architecture. 
2. Didactic Materials - Given the acute shortage, and in some cases, complete lack of didactic materials, the project is to finance the cost of common classroom equipment, which includes overhead projectors, screens, play back videos with monitors.  These are intended to improve the quality of education.  The project will also procure up-to-date technical/reference books, which will allow teaching staff to remain abreast of developments in science and technology.
3. Civil Works - Despite the good condition of infrastructure at the Institutes, some limited rehabilitation works will be undertaken at the YIT to upgrade and renovate the laboratories and workshops to accomodate the increased number of students.  At MIT, repairs are needed on the roofing to guard against leakage from rain or infiltration of dust, particularly in case of the laboratories where sensitive equipment is installed.
4. Consultancy Services - An external consultant to be recruited for 3 man-months to prepare specifications for equipment and didactic materials.  He will be attached to the PIU.
5. Project Implemetation UNIt (PIU) - A PIU will be establisched for the project and given the task for undertaking the entire procurement exercises; evaluating bids; negotiating contracts; clearance/inspection/distribution of imported items; day-to-day management of the project, as well as the preparation of project progress reports.  The PIU's operating costs (staff salaries, office equipment) are to be borne by the Government.
6. Freight, Insurance, Clearing, Inland Transportation - As it is intended that equipment will be transproted form abroad using Myanmar's shipping lines, all costing for this component will be paid for in local currency  and charged to the Government.
Rehabilitation of Cocody Bay Project (Lot 3) The Rehabilitation of Cocody Bay Project (Lot 3) project is part of a bigger program called �The Rehabilitaion of the Cocody Bay�, with an estimated cost of USD 444 million. The aim of the program is to improve the environment in the capital city of Abidjan.
The rehabilitation of Cocody Bay Development Project starts from the centre of the capital city Abidjan stretching all the way to Grand Bassam, an estimated distance of 40 km east from Abidjan. The total area of Cocody Bay is about 136 hectares. Due to its location below the basin, it is considered the only estuary for rain water, the flow of waste water and solid waste. The direct beneficiaries of the project will be the inhabitants of Abidjan, and in particular the inhabitants of the Gourou basin, an estimated area of 28 square kilometre, with an approximate population of 1.9 million. The area includes the following municipalities: Abobo, Adjame, Cocody and Plateau.
Gode-Kebridehar 132kV Power Transmission The project expands the existing national grid by extending the distribution and transmission lines to the villages and towns in the project area. Works will include: a)construction of a 132kV, single circuit transmission line and 132/33kV substation at Kebridehar; b)construction of a 33kV distribution line;c)installation of distribution transformers; and d)consultancy services.
Gitarama-Mukamira Road Project The project aims at the construction of a 100 km long road in North Western Rwanda.  The project, which will link Gitarama to Mukamira through Ngororero, has the following components: i) civil works; ii) consultancy services; and iii) compensation for land expropriation.
BOP BOP extended in conjunction with plan for settlement of arrears. Country first settled $ 6.2 m in arrears and Fund disbursed equivalent amount to pay for crude oil.
Bangui M'Poko International Airport Project The project is for the rehabilitation of the Bangui M'Poko International Airport and consists of: (a) detailed enngineering design of required works;
(b) resurfacing works on the runway, taxiway and apron; (c) upgrading the lighting system on the runway and taxiway; and (d) project supervision and control.
Energy Access Project The project aims at enhancing Ethiopia�s socioeconomic growth by expanding the country�s national grid and providing electricity to some 70,000 rural households through a)upgrading and rehabilitation of sub-stations;b)upgrading of distribution systems in Addis Ababa and seven cities ; c)provision of electrical connections for about 50 rural towns/villages; d)installation of street lighting in villages; d)distribution of one million Compact Fluorescent lamps to customers in the villages electrified under the project, as well as those already connected to the grid; e)drilling of four experimental geothermal wells in the Aluto Langano geothermal field; and f) institutional capacity building.
Construction of Sikalbaha 225 MW Dual Fuel Combined Cycle Power Plant Project The project is co-financed by OFID, the Saudi Fund for Development (SFD), the Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development (KFAED), Abu Dhabi Fund for Development (ADFD), and the Government of Bangladesh. OFID's participation is a loan in the amount of US$ 30 million. SFD's participation is a loan in the amount of US$80 million, KFAED's participation is a loan of US$ 53 million, ADFD's participation is a loan of US$ 31.50 million and that the Government's participation is the balance of US$ 88 million equivalent.
Labe-Seriba-Medina Gounass Road Project This project will upgrade 373-km of the stretch between Lab� in Guinea and Madina Gounass in neighboring Senegal. An additional 190 km of branch roads will be rehabilitated in both countries. As well as facilitating regional integration, the project will encourage increased agricultural production in a region with largely untapped potential, where 80% of the population is engaged in farming. OFID's loan will specifically co-finance the Komba - Boumehoun segment of road.
Niassa Rural Electrification Project The project's development objective is to contribute to poverty reduction and economic growth in the country. The project will enable about 35,000 subscribers and 104,000 of the population in Koamba, Palama and Namuno to be connected to modern electricity services. The project has the following components

(i) Supply and Installation of new 110/33kV, 16 MVA Substation at Marrupa & extension of one 110 kV outgoing feeder bay at Cuamba substation; 

(ii) Supply and Installation of Cuamba-Marrupa 110kV, 215 km Transmission Line; 

(iii) Supply and Installation of 239 km of 33kV MV Lines; 

(iv) Supply and Installation of a LV Distribution Network;

(v) Consultancy services; 

(vi) Support to the PIU; and

(vii) Compensation to project affected people.
East-West Electrical Interconnection Project The project is designed to connect the country's eastern and western electrical grids in order to reduce the western zone's dependence on oil imports for electricity installation of a 94.4-mile long 230 kV transmission line from the Tounji Station in the eastern zone across the Jamouna River to the Ashourdi Station in the west.  Apart from the foreign exchange savings, the interconnection will also promote efficient usage of electricity as the excess generating capacity of the east will be used to meet electricity shortfalls in the west.
Secondary Towns Integrated Flood Protection Project The total cost of the project, inclusive of physical and price contingencies and exclusive of taxes and import duties, has been estimated at USD 115.9 million. Of this cost, 7.9 % will be incurred, directly or indirectly, in foreign exchange and the remaining 92.1 % in local currency. The cost estimates are based on current prices, obtained from offers for similar works, projected over the planned implementation period. Physical contingencies were estimated at 10 % of the base cost, except for land acquisition and resettlement, where an estimate of 5 % was considered adequate. Price contingencies of about 6.5 % of the base cost, have been allowed.
Transkalahari Road Project Upgrading road from Sekoma to Mamuno.
Water investigation study
Environmental protection support
Tech. assistance to executing agencies.
Sao Tome Power Plant Reinforcement Project The project aims at:
* improving the availability ratio of the generators which has dropped to around 75%; breakdowns and long repair time (20%); and normal maintenance operations (5%);
* reducing operating costs through reduction of fuel and lubricants consumption per Unit of Energy (kWh) produced and reducing the fixed costs per unit of energy through the increase of energy production;
* ensuring supply of energy to large consumers and generally good payers who are on the waiting list;
* strengthening the company's financial base, and optimise its resources to enable it meeting its development plans and financial obligations;
* restoring the confidence of the consumers and ensure a continuous supply of energy which in turn has a direct impact on the cost of energy;
* encouraging new entrepreneurs and small scale industries and services through a reliable supply of energy;
* guaranteeing a quality of  service which would help the company improve on the recovery of dues from subscribers and reinforce its position vis-�-vis its clients; and
* the project would, in addition, reduce the economic cost of energy by reducing the privately owned production which is not cost effective.

The project components are:
a) Power Generation Units; b) Spare Parts; c) Civil Works; d) Installation and Testing; e)  Meters and Cables; and f) Project Management and Supervision.
Villingili Island Water and Sanitation Project The project is to establish permanent public, roof rain water collection, sea water desalination, public water distribution, sea water distribution and sanitation system for Villingili Island.  The project will have the following components:
I.     Water Supply: ordinary well water, public desalinated water supply for drinking and cooking; private rain water tank; public roof rain water collection system; public water distribution system; and additional desalination plants.
II.   Sanitation; and
III. Project Supervision.
Revitalization of Health Zones Project The project will involve the construction and equipment of 26 health units, 5
health centers and 10 health administration centers located in the Kishasa and
Bandundu provinces. It will consist of the following components: 1) Civil Works; 2) Equipment and furniture of health units and district centers; 3) Basic medical supplies; and 4) Consultancy Services
Technical Education Project The project, made up of 2 sub-projects, aims at reinforcing technical education as well as vocational training by increasing the efficiency, quality and output of technical and 4 vocational training centers, raising the skill level and productivity of the working force and strengthening the Government's ability to manage and evaluate the further development of these 2 sub-projects and skill training.
Under the first sub-project site works, construction and extension of facilities at the Bangladesh Institute of Technology (B.I.T.), Dhaka, are envisaged.
The sub-project Vocational Training Institute (V.T.I.) foresees the construction of new buildings and renovation of 4 old VTI's buildings. Additionally, machines and training equipment will be provided for under this sub-project.
Rural Roads Rehabilitation Project The project comprises: i) Rehabilitation and improvement of 820 km of rural roads; ii) implementation of a four-year labor-intensive feeder roads maintenance program covering approximately 2,700 km; iii) purchase of road maintenance equipment; and iv) supervision and consultancy services.
Korle Lagoon Ecological Restoration Project The project is an ecological restoration project for the Korle Lagoon. The project will be implemented as follows:

a) Sanitation control to prevent sewerage water entering the lagoon.

b) Flood control aimed at regulating the peak flood entering the Lagoon and     Odaw River.

c) Dredging of the Korle Lagoon to remove strongly contaminated sediments.

d) Upgrading the surrounding area of the Lagoon.
Gore - Gambella Road Project The Project aims at improving and upgrading the existing Gore - Gambella gravel road to asphalt standard so as to improve the efficiency and reliability of the transport system, reduce vehicle maintenance costs, increase road safety and, in general, contribute to the development of the project area of Oromiya and Gambella. The total length of the road is 145 km.
Tsimororo Heavy Oil Exploration Project The project includes: a) exploration of Tsimiroro heavy oil deposit; b) engineering study for a future pilot plant at Tsimiroro; c) study of feasibility study of upgrading the heavy oil; d) a process comparison study for the selection of an appropriate extraction process for the Bemolanga tar sands; e) training of professionals from OMNIS.
Electricity Rehabilitation Project The project consists of: (i) Relocation of two 30 MW gas turbines from Amman South Power Station to Risha Power Station including modifications of the fuel system, installation of a natural gas supply; and treatment facilities and related technical services; (ii) expansion and rehabilitation of stations, and transmission and distribution lines including: (a) materials, equipment and works for minor transmission and distribution lines; (b) modifications and expansion of Risha, Bayader, and Irbid sub-stations; (c) 15 small sub-stations 11/0.4 kV; and (iii) provision of supplies for 2 years of equipment, materials and works for routine, annual and preventive maintenance of the power stations and transmission and distribution networks, as well as provision of supplies for security and operations.
Second Commodity Imports Program The program is to service the economy's needs for imported products, in particular the necessaary yearly petroleum products requirements. The program is to be linked to the settlement, in an equivalent amount, of part of the country's arrears with the OPEC Fund.
Akpro-Kpedekpo Road Project The project scope covers the construction of the 89 km long road from Akpro to Kpedekpo via Misserete, which presently is an earth road..The project objectives will be achieved through two components which are the civil works and the consultancy services and supervision.
Lai Chau Province Irrigation Development Project The overall objective of the project is to improve the irrigation infrastructure in order to enhance agricultural production, increase local income, reduce agricultural production costs, and reduce poverty in the project area. The project will improve the irrigation infrastructure of 12 communes in all of the five districts of Lai Chau Province.
1. Civil Works:
Constructing 14 small-scaled irrigation works to ensure stable water supply from several water springs in order to irrigate an area of 2,433 ha. These works include:
"	Constructing 13 concrete weirs with heights ranging from 1.5 to 10 meters and 6 to 33 meters in length, including sand scouring sluices and water intakes inside the weirs to discharge water to the irrigation canals;
"	Constructing a 40 meter high, 400 meter long earth-fill dam with a water reservoir capacity of 4 million cubic-meters, including a flood spillway and intake;
"	Constructing canal distribution systems consisting of 60 Km of main canals, branch canals, water offtakes, and side spillways.
Second Power Project The Second Power Project is part of the overall Power Program of the Jamaica Public Service Company for the period 1978-82. The project consists of: a) Construction of 83 miles of 138 KV transmission lines and 22 miles of 69 KV transmission lines; b) Installation of about 50 MVA of 138 and 69 KV sub-stations and about 180 MVA of 69-24 KV sub-stations; c) Installation of about 45 MVA of distribution transformers, 300 circuit miles of primary distribution lines, consulting services for improvement of operating and maintenance practices, tariff studies and design and preparation of contract documents and maintenance of existing distribution system.