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Rural Electrification +++++++++GB Session 14, March 27, 1980
The project comprises the electrification of 1,150 villages and includes the installation of 670 km of 33 kV and 210 km of 11 kV transmission lines, 5,140 km of low voltage (415 volt) lines, 910 sub-stations, and 57,500 consumer connections.  Other project components include construction equipment and vehicles, and consultancy services.  This project is part of a larger program to upgrade existing networks and bring electrification to new areas.  It will provide electricity to about 1.5 million people, and serve agro-based industries, handicrafts, irrigation pumping and commercial activities.
Line of Credit to NABARD The project consists of minor irrigation sub-projects for small and medium sized farmers in the State of Uttar Pradesh
Dakar's "Zone Soleil" Sanitation Project This project aims at improving sanitation infrastructure in Pikine, a suburb of the capital Dakar. 

This will not only improve living conditions but also help prevent flooding during the rainy season, which presently poses a significant health risk to 43,000-strong population.

Works will include:
- construction of a 27 km-long wastewater network 
- construction of a sewage pumping station with a capacity of around 720 m3per hour, 
- connection of new infrastructure to the electricity grid and to the existing sewerage treatment plant, as well as 2,000 household connections
- installation of a secondary rainwater and drainage network 
- paving of 6km of roads and 17,000 m2 of sidewalks
Commodity Import Program The project will help in the importation of petroleum products, which are basic for the country's economy. The project is to contribute to the importation up to the amount of US$ 6.00 million and will be linked to the settlement of Burundi's arrears with the Fund.
Livestock Development Project The project aims at the the establishment of about 1,000 small dairy cattle units, 700 Shami goat units, and 200 Awassi sheep units,promotion of lamb fattening operations in the Bekaa Valley and the construction of shelters for the livestock.
Commodity Imports Program The Program is designed to meet part of the Borrower's requirements for the telecommunications sector. The loan will be utilised for the importation of telecommunications and ancillary equipment, together with spare sparts and related services
Commodity Import Program The Commodity Imports Program will address part of the necessary yearly petroleum product requirements of Grenada, valued at approximately  US$ 9.56 million for the year 1994, corresponding  to approximately 40,692 metric tons  of: Diesel; Gasoline; LPG; Aviation Fuel, and Kerosene.
Sakoince-Hounde Road Project The project consists of the construction of the Houde-Boromo section of the Sakoince-Hounde Road, together with construction of a new bridge over the Black Volta River and consultancy services for the design of the bridge and supervision.
Caribbean Coast Rural Electrification Project The project aims to improve the energy access through the expansion, repair and upgrade of both medium voltage (MV, 14.4/24.9kV) and low voltage (LV, 120/240V) distribution networks to be connected to the existing transmission infrastructure in the 61 rural communities, and to regularize the electric power supply in 28 settlements in the project
area. The distribution networks are primarily to provide service to households and public infrastructure. The project is comprised of three components, as follows:

Component 1- Network Extension:
This component aims at providing energy access to 61 rural communities and settlements in three municipalities of the Caribbean Coast, through the construction of 214 km of electricity distribution networks, the installation of 34 transformers, and the connection of approximately 2,082 households (10,951 people) to the distribution network. The municipalities targeted under this component are Mulukuku, Siuna and Rosita.

Component 2- Regularization of Service:
This component is to finance the replacement of ad-hoc distribution systems in 28 rural settlements in two municipalities currently �off-grid� or using isolated systems, to reduce technical and non-technical losses in settlements and normalize electricity service to users with illegal connections. This component considers the provision of 68 km of electrical
distribution network, the installation of 54 transformers, and the connection of approximately 4,235 households (22,276 people) to the distribution network, whose situation with the distribution companies is to be regularized. The component also includes the installation of meters and high-efficiency light bulbs. The municipalities targeted under this component are Siuna and Rosita.

Component 3 - Project Management and Social Awareness Campaign:
This component is to provide for incremental costs related to project administration as well as consultancy and audit services. These include incremental staff, office running costs, furniture, equipment, software, and vehicle and travel expenses. Annual technical and financial audit services for the project account and environmental audit are also provided.
This also includes a social awareness campaigns to promote a culture of responsible use of electric energy among users and beneficiaries of the project and to achieve economic sustainability. The campaign will be developed in the municipalities of Mulukuku, Siuna, and Rosita. In total, it will reach 89 communities and 6,317 households during a 4.5-year period.

The social awareness campaign will contain the following activities: (i) Identification of the settlements and rural communities to be affected, (ii) Awareness for the responsible use of electricity, (iii) Community training in energy efficiency; and (iv) Strengthening of the community leadership.
K�-Macina Agricultural Rehabilitation Project The main project objective is to contribute to the development of rice-growing perimeters in the ares of Ke-Macina.  It will contribute to food self-sufficiency of the inhabitants of the targeted area and improve their living standards and reduce poverty levels.
Sicunusa-Nhlangano Road Project The 43.5 km-long Sicunusa�Nhlangano Road in the southwest is part of the main network of Swaziland and provides an important connection between agricultural areas and urban centers. Works carried out under the project will include: �upgrading the gravel Sicunusa�Nhlangano road with a bitumen surface, designed to accommodate speeds of 100 km/hour;
�installation of culverts; and
�construction of bridges over the Mkondvo and Ndlotane Rivers.
 Both rural and urban populations will benefit from enhanced local, intra-regional and international exchange of goods, as well as from improved access to social amenities. Additionally, owing to the scenic nature of the region, tourism is expected to rise, thus increasing employment and business opportunities.
Participative Development and Rural Modernization Project a. The project development objectives are (i) empowerment of rural agricultural poor to enable their effective participation in the country's development; (ii) improvement of the income-generating capacity for the targeted population; (iii) establishment of a knowledge management and monitoring and evaluation; and (iv) reduction of gender disparities in economic activities.

b. The project encompasses four main components: (i) Human Capital Development and Citizen Participation, (ii) Development of Economic Initiatives, (iii) Knowledge Management and Monitoring and Evaluation System; and (iv) Project Management Unit (PMU).

c. Total project costs, inclusive of physical and price contingencies and exclusive of taxes and import duties, are estimated at US$ 12.3 million. Total base cost refers to prices prevailing by the end of 2007.
F-04 Highway Construction Project (Sacaba-Chinata and Quillacollo-Suticollo Sections) OFID, CAF and the departmental Government of Cochabamba will finance the proposed project. It is proposed that OFID extends a loan of US$ 20.0 million, equivalent to 42.1% of the project�s envisaged total cost. The CAF loan will cover 27.9% of the project total costs with the Government of the Department of Cochabamba contributing 30% of the total project costs.
Agricultural Feeder Roads Rehabilitation Project The project aims at supporting the economic and social activities in the island, by means of the rehabilitation of roads network to allow access to agricultural areas. The project also aims at meeting the increasing transport demands on the net work caused by the increasing flux of tourists and the growing agro-industries in addition to improving the standard of roads safety.
Andekaleka Hydroelectric Power Project 1.  The project includes:  (a) a concrete diversion dam and and intake structure; (b) a tunnel; (c) an underground powerhouse with provision for four 28 MW units and tailrace and access tunnels; (d) two Francis turbines and two generators with a nominal rating of 28 MW each;(e) associated auxilliary electricity and mechanical equipment; (f) a 138-kV, 150-km transmission line to Antananarivo; (g) engineering services.

2.  Preliminary investigation and design for storage reservoir of 400-500 million m3 capacity.

3.  Technical assistance and training
Artibonite Valley Development Phase III Project The project is for the completion of the program for the rehabilitation and expansion of the Artibonite Valley Phase  II. Its components are as follows:
a) Engineering and administration, covering the supervision of works, administrative activities and recruitment of personnel for cadastral survey; b) Construction works and facilities, relating to the construction of hydraulic structures, on-farm works, repair of buildings and maintenance works; c) Machinery, equipment and vehicles, relating to the procurement of those items and spare parts as well as furniture required for project works, together with training of operators and mechanics; d) Associated costs, entailing additional staff needed for rural extension works and other activities together with operative expenses; and e) Agricultural credit, under which provisions will be made for credit to small farmers in the project area for their working capital and other needs.
Shaheed Suhrawardy General Hospital Complex, Phase I; Dhaka Dental College Project The project, made up of 2 sub-projects, i.e. Shaheed Suhrawardy General Hospital Complex and Dhaka Dental College, aims at construction of hospital building blocks and a dental college. The project seeks to provide the 1st phase health infrastructure for a 510-bed general hospital in Dhaka to develop health care service delivery of the city and its suburbs, and adequate teaching facilities for dental surgeons and technicians.
Rubengera-Gasiza road Project To build a 23.6 km-long Rubengera-Gasiza section of the multinational road linking Rwanda to Burundi, Tanzania and the Democratic Republic of Congo, thus enhancing access to social services, marketplaces and agricultural production zones for some 1.8 million people. The project will involve the following works: �construction and paving of a 23.6 km long road;
�construction of a small concrete bridge (60 m long);
�construction of fences and installation of road signs and crossing-points to ensure road safety; and
�consultancy services.
Village and Pastoral Water Supply Project Construction of Dug-wells in Maradi Dosso and Tillaberry regions (50 wells will be financed by OPEC Fund).
Regional Vocational and Technical Training Project The project aims at developing the vocational, prevocational and technical education system, and at strengthening the country's capabilities for meeting trained manpower requirements. It consists of the following components: a) Civil works: renovation of training facilities in one technical college, one girls business school and home economic center, and construction of 2 multipurpose training centers; b) acquisition of furniture and equipment, including spare parts for the above facilities; c) a program of fellowship training in the Caribbean Region for about 12 vocational instructors, 5 vocational/technical educational supervisors, and 2 equipment maintenance technicians; d) provision of consumable supplies for use in the above facilities.
Upgrading of Caracol Road Project, Phase II Upgrading of Caracol Road Project, Phase II
Horticulture Development Support Project (PADMAR) The project will help small scale vegetable farmers (horticulturalists) adopt more efficient technologies in production, processing & storage of their produce and increase their sales on local and regional markets. The project will include construction and rehabilitation of some infrastructure including produce collection centers, small processing plants, storage facilities, 120 km of access roads, 2100 ha of irrigated perimeters, etc.
Laminkoto - Passimus Road Project The project aims at upgrading a 121km earth road with an all-weather surface to remove transport constraints for some 350,000 people, most of whom rely on agriculture for livelihoods.
The improved road will reduce travel time considerably between Laminkoto and Passimus and facilitate transport of locally-grown produce, such as groundnuts. It will also provide year-round, faster access to health care centers and other social services. This will, in turn, help boost socio-economic growth and reduce poverty.
Development of Ibrahim Nasir International Airport (INIA) Project The expansion and development of the Ibrahim Nasir International Airport mainly consists of Runway and Airside Works, Ancillary Works, as well as Landside works.
SOTEXKA Textile The project comprised the setting-up of an integrated complex in Kaolack with a projected yearly capacity of 8.82 million ready-to-wear clothes.  The project's major components included: (a) buildings (production shed, storage, administration blocks, access road); (b) equipment and inventory facilities; (c) auxilliary equipment (for producing, storing and distributing fluids and power required in the manufacturing process); (d) preopening expenses and working capital needs; and (e) works supervision.
Multipurpose Rural Development Project The Fund's contribution would cover all foreign costs and part of local costs of the project including contingencies for construction of the reservoir, irrigation system, infrastructure of the settlement, equipment, vehicles, and consulting services.
Bagre Dam Project The project is designed to increase agricultural output by the irrigation and drainage of initially 2100 ha of land and the reclamation of 4425 ha of rainfed land.  The components are: dam construction and hydro-electric works, mechanical and electrical works, road construction, irrigation and drainage works, establishment of a 132 km power transmission line, rainfed farming, social services, design, tendering, supervision and technical assistance.
Ziniare Regional Health Centre Project This project will involve construction and equipping of a full-fledged, 249-bed Regional Health Center in the town of Ziniar�, situated 35 km from the capital Ouagadougou. The population in the project area comprise roughly 270,000 inhabitants, nearly 60% of who live below the poverty line and thus have little access to healthcare. 

The hospital will be approximately 13,700 m2 in size will include both out- and in-patient treatment and offer a wide range of specialities. On completion, the new facility is expected to improve maternal/infant health, fight diseases endemic to the area and provide the targeted population with quality healthcare services.
Coastal Protection and Road Rehabilitation Project The project is for the protection of coastal roads from coastline erosion as well as the reconstruction and rehabilitation of those roads. Its components are as follows: a) Coastal Protection and Rehabilitation, covering coastal protection works, construction of new sea defences as well as rehabilitation of existing ones; b) Road Reconstruction and Rehabilitation; c) Preparation of Feasibility Studies; d) Detailed Design and Tender Documents; e) Sand Inventory and Beach Replenishment Study; f) Training and Institutional Support; g) Project Supervision.
Shire Valley Transformation Program (SVTP-I) The overall objective of the Project is to increase agricultural productivity and commercialization for targeted households in the Shire Valley, and to improve the sustainable management and utilization of natural resources. More specifically, the Project aims at providing access to reliable gravity fed irrigation and drainage services, secure land tenure for smallholder farmers, and strengthen the management of wetlands and protected areas in Shire Valley, located in the southern part of Malawi. In addition, the Project shall help prepare for downstream investments under SVTP-II (phase two of the Project).
Road Rehabilitation and Maintenance Project The project involves: (a) Rehabilitation/reconstruction of about 305 km  of roads and bridges and maintenance works of about 335 km of roads; (b) Institutional development elements, which include consulting services for: (i) preparation of a road masterplan; (ii) supervision of the project civil works and detailed engineering studies; (iii) implementation of an action plan for improved road maintenance; and (iv) implementation of an action plan to strengthen the construction industry.
Program Loan five Textile Mills Project The program's objectives will be achieved through the procurement of spare parts and accessories necessary to meet maintenance requirements of primarily weaving and spinning equipment and machinery for 2 years and procurement of chemicals, dyes and cotton lint required for a period of 6 months.
Dushanbe-Kyrgyz Border Road Rehabilitation Project (Phase I) Tajikistan�s important highway which links the capital Dushanbe to Darband on the Kyrgyz border has deteriorated substantially. The project will therefore conduct the following:
�rehabilitation of approximately 150 km of the two-lane highway;
�repair and strengthening of embankments;
�installation of bridge protection structures against avalanches and landslides;
�installation of drainage systems and road safety features;
�improvedment of around 77 km of rural feeder roads.
The newly renovated roads will bring numerous benefits to the rural poor by facilitating access to social services and marketplaces.
Kassala-Haiya Road Project (Additional Loan) 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.
Manantali Hydroelectric Dam Project * Organization pour la mise en valeur du fleuve Senegal.
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Construction of Manantali Dam on the Senegal River
Tirana - Elbasan Road Emergency Remedial Works Project a)	The objective of the proposed project is to enable all-year round uninterrupted and safe flow of traffic between the capital city of Tirana and the City of Elbasan in the central region of the country. The specific objective is to remediate the geological accidents/threats along the Tirana � Elbasan road (Segment 1), improving its overall operational sustainability and eliminating safety hazards and road closures due to landslides.
b)	The project encompasses three components; 1) Civil Remedial Works; 2) Supervision and Consultancy Services and 3) Project Management. 
c)	The total cost of the proposed program has been estimated at USD 58.14 million. Of this amount, USD 35.16 million corresponds to a loan approved by IsDB. The remaining funding is proposed to be covered by OFID with a USD 16 million loan and the GoA with USD 6.58 million. A summary table of costs and financing by component and source of funding is presented overleaf.
d)	An International Competitive Bidding (ICB) was followed for procurement of civil works and supervision consultancy services and found to be in line with OFID�s Procurement Guidelines and with the Guidelines for the Procurement of Goods and Contracting for the Execution of Works for Development Institutions Members of The Coordination Group (2001).
Bubanza-Ntamba Road Project ( Supplementary Loan) The project consists of paving the 26.3 km-long Bubanza - Ntamba road, build bridges and install drainage facilities to insure year-round travel. On completion, the upgraded road will facilitate the transport of outputs and agricultural goods, and in turn, help reduce poverty in the area in Bubanza Province, one of the poorest areas in the country, where the predominately rural population depends on agriculture for subsistence and income-generation.
Village and Pastoral Water Supply Project Project covers area including  in its northern part province of Bougouriba whose county town is Diebougou and in  its southern part , province  of Poni whose county town is Gaoua.Project area extends over 17,448 square km .The project's components comprise: (a) construction and rehabilitation of 362 dugwells and superstructures, investigation, exploration, construction of regional headquarters and ancillary works; (b) construction of earth dams at Lorepeni and Navrikpe, and of irrigated networks and structures for potable water; (c) technical assistance; and (d) consultancy for supervision.
Vietnam Healthcare Project OFID co-finances the project with a loan of US$ 22.50 million. This amount constitutes about 90% of the total investment cost of the project. The Government contribution is US$ 2.50 million representing about 10% of the total cost.
Rainfed Rice Development Project Increased rainfed rice production from 21,000 tons to 64,800 tons over a 5 year period 
1 rice mill, parboiling equipment;
215km of rural roads and rehabilitation of existing 100km of access roads,
2 seed multiplication farms;
medium term loans to farmers; extension services and training, research support and engineering services.
Lakes Area Agricultural Development Project The project's aim of increasing agricultural production in the Niafunke and Goundam regions will be achieved through improving water utilization from the lake and ponds of Danga, Fati and Tagadji, establishing irrigated perimetres of 30 ha each through a water pumping system and establishing irrigated perimetres of 3 ha each through the provision of small mobile pumps.
Al Hajja-Al Khushm Road Project The project provides for reconstruction and upgrading of a 60 km of existing gravel road constructed in 1976, from Hajja to Al-Khushm to link the Governorate capital Hajja with Hodeidah-Jiran road, which connects the country with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.  The components include consultancy services for project supervision.  The civil works will consist of:
(i) a carriage way width of 7 m with 1.5 m shoulders;
(ii) 5 cm asphalt concrete wearing course;
(iii) 15 cm crushed aggregate base course;
(iv) 15 cm sub-base foundation; and
(v) preparation of sub-grade.
Six reinforced concrete bridges crossing some of the wadis, pipe culverts and reinforced box culverts have been provided for throughout  the length of the road.  Reinforced concrete retaining walls and store mansonry ditches (Riprap) are also provided whenever necessary.  32,500 m� of reinforced concrete works represent the structural works; besides about 50,000 m� of grouted stone Riprap masonry work would be required for the entire road.
Kafulafuta-Luanshya Road Project The completed road will be a 45.36 km long two-lane carriageway, of 6.5 meters width and two shoulders, measuring 1.5 meters each, on both sides of the road.
The New Ouagadougou Donsin International Airport Project This project aims at enhancing the safety and efficiency of air travel and help promote tourism, which will have a significant impact on the country�s economy. The project will promote the creation of jobs both during and after the project�s implementation. 

 Under the project, a new international airport capable of accommodating up to one million passengers annually (as of 2018) will be constructed. 

 OFID's funding will be specifically used for the construction of airside pavement areas, which will include the runway, taxiways, aircraft parking areas, lighting, track sanitation, service roads, hydrants network and fences.