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Senegal - The Dakar-Diamniadio Highway Construction Project Sénégal - Projet de construction d’autoroute Dakar-Diamniadio Le projet de construction d’une autoroute entre Dakar et Diamniadio porte sur un linéaire de 31,60 km. Pour sa réalisation, le Gouvernement a dans une 1ère phase financé à travers son budget les travaux sur les tronçons Malick Sy-Patte d’Oie-Pikine (12 km) qui devraient s’achever d’ici
décembre 2009. Il a ensuite engagé un processus pour la réalisation en 2ème phase les 20 derniers km entre Pikine et Diamniadio en Partenariat-Public-Privé (PPP) avec injection de fonds publics et privé sur la base d’une concession sur 30 ans avec installation de postes de péage. Le tracé retenu pour cette autoroute traverse des quartiers irréguliers, non viabilisés et inondables. Le projet procédera : (i) à la restructuration de ces quartiers, à l’aménagement et à la construction de logements et d’équipements collectifs et marchands sur une zone de recasement de 165 ha qui sera totalement viabilisée; et (iii) à la fermeture de la décharge incontrôlée de la région de Dakar située à Mbeubeuss, après avoir identifié un site de décharge transitoire et à la réalisation des études pour la
construction d’un centre d’enfouissement technique de déchets.
ETUDE DANS LE SECTEUR DE LA POPULATION Etude dans le secteur de la population Les études qui seront menées dans le cadre de ce projet visent à : i)     fournir des informations nécessaires à une meilleure maîtrise de la situation démographique ; ii)  améliorer les connaissances dans le secteur, spécifiquement dans les domaines de la famille, de la migration et de l'urbanisatin ; iii)  identifier des contraintes dans les deux domaines de cette études que des projets ultérieurs pourraient aider à lever ; iv)   permettre d'identifier des projets ou composantes de projets qui pourraient permettre l'intégration de la variable population dans le processus de développement du Sénégal.
Senegal - Colloquium on Community Colleges in Dakar Senegal - Colloque sur les Collèges Communautaires à Dakar The project was approved in August 2010.  The objective is to increase the knowledge of the participating countries’ ministries on training methodologies in francophone African higher education institutions, in collaboration with Canadian education institutions. The expected impact is to increase the capacity of the beneficiaries to tap into the various choices that exist for technical and professional education which links to better human resources for economic development. The project is on schedule and is expected to end by April 2011. 
Approved: CAD 150,000 (full disbursement expected in the first quarter of 2011)
ETUDE PROJ. NAVIGATION SUR LE FLEUVE SEN Etude du projet de navigation sur le fleuve Sénégal a) Techniques   : Attente des conclusions des études complémentaire consernant les eaux du Littoral Nord et un consensus général du choix de l'option technique ; b) Financiers  : Bouclage du plan de financement. c) Intitutionnels      : Appuis à la SONEES. d) Ecologiques         : A déterminer. e) De politique générale  : Néant.
PLAN NAT.D'AMELIORA.MAINTEN.RESEAU TELEC Plan national pour l'amélioration et le maintien des réseaux de télécommunications L'objectif est d'accroître la qualité de service du réseau des télécommunications du Sénégal. Réhabiliter les installations défectueuses et mettre en place les moyens humains et matériels pouvant assurer une bonne exploitation et maintenance des installations.
SANTE II Projet d’Appui au Plan national
de développement sanitaire dans les régions de Matam, Tambacounda, Fatick, et Kaolack (Projet santé II) L'objectif sectoriel du projet est de contribuer à l’amélioration de la situation sanitaire de la population en général, en particulier à celle de la mère et de l’enfant. Les objectifs spécifiques du projet sont les suivants : (i) contribuer à l’amélioration de la couverture sanitaire et ; (ii) contribuer à la réduction de la morbidité et de la mortalité dues surtout aux problèmes de la santé de la reproduction (SR), aux maladies infantiles courantes, au paludisme et aux IST/VIH/SIDA.
Pour atteindre les objectifs susvisés, le projet sera exécuté à travers trois composantes : (i) Renforcement de la couverture sanitaire; (ii) Amélioration de la qualité des services de santé de la reproduction et lutte contre la maladie ; (iii) Gestion du projet
PREMIER SOUS-PROGRAMME D'APPROVISIONNEMENT EN EAU POTABLE ET D'ASSAINISSEMENT (AEPA) EN MILIEU RURAL Premier sous-programme d’approvisionnement en eau potable et d’assainissement
(AEPA) en milieu rural To ensure the sustainable supply of drinking water and sanitation in rural areas to improve their living conditions as well as the health of populations.
PROJET D'ENGRAIS Projet de production d'engrais 1. overall objective : carry out a feasibility study for the development of hydroelectric projects for providing cheap and reliable power to the economy. 2. Specific objectives : determine the techno-economic feasibility of developing hydropower stations at Roseires, Sennar and Jebel Aulia Dams.
AMENAGEMENT TOURISTIQUE BASSE CASAMANCE Projet d'aménagement touristique en Basse Casamance 1. overall objective : carry out a feasibility study for the development of hydroelectric projects for providing cheap and reliable power to the economy. 2. Specific objectives : determine the techno-economic feasibility of developing hydropower stations at Roseires, Sennar and Jebel Aulia Dams.
DEVELOPPEMENT DE LA VALLEE DE GUIDEL Projet de développement de la vallée de Guidel Le projet vise à accroître la production céréalière et a améliorer le revenu de 775 familles.
ROUTE LOUGA-N'GNITH Contruction de la route Louga-N'gnith Le projet stimulera la production industrielle en facilitant l'évacuation et la distribution rapides des biens manufacturés émanant de cette région. On ne saurait sous-estimer l'importance de la valeur ajoutée imputable à cette activité. De même, avec l'élan donné à l'agriculture et à l'élevage, le projet se traduira par des résultats très positifs en ce qui concerne l'accroissement des revenues agricoles et des recettes d'exportation du pays. C'est toute l'économie voltaïque qui connaîtra ainsi  une réaction en chaine três bénéfique.
Science and Technology Project in Upper Secondary Education The proposed project is part of Asian Development Bank (ADB) strategically sequenced support to harness the transformational potential of upper secondary education (USE) in Cambodia. The project will build on the first two USE programs by deepening reforms in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education and address the increasing demand for high-quality human resources to boost Cambodia's rapidly evolving economy. It will improve upper secondary STEM education by (i) providing high-quality teaching-learning environments in a wide range of upper secondary schools (USSs) nationwide, (ii) increasing the skills of USE STEM teachers and strengthening STEM education delivery, and (iii) strengthening USS leadership and management capacity.
COVID-19: Active Response and Expenditure Support Program The CARES Program aims to provide critically needed support to help the government mitigate the adverse health, social, and economic impacts caused by the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic. It will provide general budgetary support for the delivery of (i) health measures to combat the spread of COVID19; (ii) social assistance and relief for affected people; and (iii) an economic stimulus for hard-hit business segments such as small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
Cambodia Rapid Immunization Support Project under the Asia Pacific Vaccine Access Facility The project is aligned with the following impacts: (i) severity of the pandemic reduced, lives saved, and social disruptions minimized; and (ii) negative health, social, and economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic mitigated. The project will have the following outcome: about 10.12 million people in target populations vaccinated or boosted against COVID-19.  

The project will support the procurement of an estimated 14.5 million doses of safe and effective COVID-19 vaccines via the APVAX rapid response component (RRC) and the AIIB loan. It will contribute to the government's goal of strengthening population immunity by providing booster doses and primary vaccination to children below 5. The project will also help to develop and disseminate social and gender-inclusive guidelines to ensure equitable coverage of COVID-19 vaccination.
Second Urban Environmental Management in the Tonle Sap Basin Project The proposed project will support the government of Cambodia in improving urban services and enhancing climate resilience in participating towns in the Tonle Sap Basin.  The project will support improve urban services in wastewater management, solid waste management and drainage in the provincial cities of Battambang (Battambang Province), Serei Saophoan (Banteay Meanchey Province) and Stueng Saen (Kampong Thom Province). The project will also improve institutional effectiveness and improve the policy and planning environment.
Greater Mekong Subregion: Cambodia Northwest Provincial Road Improvement Project The proejct will assist the Government of Cambodia to improve the provincial national road network in northwestern Cambodia and the cross-border facility with Thailand. The proeject includes (i) improvement of National Road 56 (NR 56) (from Sisophon to Samraong, approximately 113 kilometers, (ii) improvement of the cross-border facility at O'smach, (iii) a road maintenance program, (iv) a road safety program, and (iv) an HIV prevention and anti-human trafficking program.
Trade and Competitiveness Program, Subprogram 1 The program will help the Government of Cambodia enhance the country's international competitiveness and diversify the economy, in turn helping the country to recover economically from the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, achieve a higher income status, and improve the livelihoods of its citizens. The program supports three reform areas: (i) enhancing the enabling environment for investment and business; (ii) growing micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs); and (iii) improving trade policy and enhancing trade facilitation.
Uplands Irrigation and Water Resources Management Sector Project The proposed Uplands Irrigation and Water Resources Management Sector Project will help the Government of Cambodia increase agricultural production by rehabilitating, modernizing, and climate-proofing selected irrigation systems in Kampong Thom and Battambang provinces. Subprojects will be undertaken to (i) enhance the efficiency and climate resilience of irrigation systems, and (ii) improve water resource management by building the capacity of government agencies and of farmer water user communities (FWUCs) so that they can operate and manage the irrigation systems better. The project will contribute to achieving targets defined in the government's strategy.  The strategy aims to develop and expand the country's irrigated land and manage its water resources more effectively by improving existing irrigation systems, making water user communities more efficient, and reducing the vulnerability of the Cambodia's people to disasters caused by natural hazards.  The project is included in the Asian Development Bank (ADB) country operations business plan for Cambodia for 2015-2017. 

The project impact will be inclusive economic growth through agriculture and irrigation, in line with phase 3 of the government's Rectangular Strategy on Growth, Employment, Equity, and Efficiency for 2014-2018. The outcome will be water and agriculture productivity enhanced in the project area. The project will deliver two outputs: (i) Output 1: Enhanced efficiency and climate resilience of irrigation systems in the project area; and (ii) Output 2: Improved water resource management.
Promoting Economic Diversification Program (Subprogram 2) 1. I submit for your approval the following report and recommendation on (i) a proposed loan, and (ii) a proposed grant, both to the Kingdom of Cambodia for subprogram 2 of the
Promoting Economic Diversification Program (PED-SP2); and (iii) a proposed grant for capacity development for the Competition, Regulatory Efficiency, and Small and Medium-Sized Enterprise Technology (CREST) Project. The design and monitoring framework is in Appendix1.

2. PED-SP2 will support the government's key reform priorities aimed at diversifying the sources of economic growth, supported by increased contribution of the private sector. The
reform priorities include efforts to enhance governance in the business climate by promoting competition policy and regulatory efficiency. PED-SP2 also aims to increase private sector competitiveness through innovation and enhanced trade facilitation measures. The Development Policy Letter is in Appendix 3 and the Policy Matrix is in Appendix 4.
Greater Mekong Subregion: Rehabilitation of the Railway in Cambodia Project The original project is rehabilitating and restructuring the railway in Cambodia. In addition to this, the supplementary financing will be used to (i) establish a new freight and rolling stock maintenance facility at Samrong, 10 kilometers west of Phnom Penh, with sufficient space to meet future multimodal transport requirements; (ii) upgrade or strengthen parts of the main line to enable early initiation of integrated multimodal services; and (iii) establish additional sidings to terminals to facilitate multimodal connectivity. The combination of the original project and the supplementary financing will be referred to as the modified project. The key activities for implementing the new facility at Samrong include design of the facility; procurement of contracts; preparation, approval, and implementation of the resettlement plan for the area; and implementation of works. Strengthening and upgrading of track does not require additional design or resettlement, activities consist primarily of the installation of heavier rails and new sleepers. Installation of additional sidings to terminals requires additional design and minor resettlement. The outcome would be a selectively upgraded railway in Cambodia exceeding the rehabilitation envisaged in the original project, enabling early takeoff of an integrated, railway-based, multimodal transport system.
Third Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Sector Development Program The proposed project will continue expansion of rural water supply and sanitation (RWSS) services, expanding the number of provinces from six to eight (Banteay Meanchey, Battambang, Kampong Chhnang, Kampong Thom, Kampong Speu, Kampot, Pursat, and Siem Reap), and serving about 600 villages. While the general approach will remain the same, refinements to the project will include: (i) improved hybrid-CLTS approach developed under the JFPR grant, incorporating climate change, disaster risk management, and water and sanitation safety planning; (ii) improved water quality testing; (iii) revised approach for the sanitation subsidy and new target of open defecation free communes; and (iv) new sanitation solutions for fecal sludge management and floating villages developed under the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation grant.
Agricultural Value Chain Competitiveness and Safety The project will strengthen value chains of competitive agricultural products (CAPs)  cassava, mangoes, cashew nuts, vegetables, and native chicken in the provinces of Kampong Cham, Kampong Thom, Oddar Meanchey, Preah Vihear, Siem Reap, and Tboung Khmum. The project will (i) facilitate access to credit for agro-enterprises and agricultural cooperatives; (ii) promote viable market links among agro-enterprises and agricultural cooperatives, and enhance food safety and quality; and (iii) improve farm-to-market connectivity. The project will benefit 230 agricultural cooperatives (about 27,000 households) and about 50 agribusinesses in the project areas, and the number of beneficiaries will be expanded through intermediary financing.
Third Financial Sector Program - Subprogram 1 The sequence of financial reforms in Cambodia has been guided by the Government's 10-year FSDS.  A project preparatory technical assistance (PPTA) for $850,000 ($700,000 from ADB TASF IV) was approved in April 2010 to help the Government update the FSDS 2006-2015 and formulate the next cluster program.  IMF and World Bank have recently completed the first financial sector assessment program (FSAP) on Cambodia that will provide useful inputs to the update of the 10-year FSDS.  While FSP I has been rated successful by the independent evaluation department (IED), some of the reform measures were not widely enforced due to weak interministerial coordination and capacity constraint.  Prepared within the framework of the updated FSDS, the next program cluster (FSP III) will help complete some of the reform programs that commenced during FSP II, strengthen the enforcement of completed activities, and commence reform activities in leasing, capital market, and pension fund. The expected overall impact of the cluster program is a sound, market-based finance sector to enhance mobilization of financial resources to support sustainable economic growth. The expected outcome of the FSP III is a growing, resilient, and efficient financial system. FSP III is expected to be approved in November 2011. The National Bank of Cambodia will be the Executing Agency, and the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) and Ministry of Commerce (MOC) will be the Implementing Agencies.
Strengthening Technical and Vocational Education and Training Project The Project will support the Government's strategies to reduce poverty and achieve socioeconomic development for all Cambodians. These include (i) promotion of vocational and skills training to ensure continuing improvement in national productivity; (ii) creation of jobs in the formal and nonformal sectors; (iii) an increase in agricultural productivity to create jobs in rural areas; and (iv) the establishment of technical vocational education and training (TVET) networks to assist both men and women, especially the poor, disabled and vulnerable, to respond to labor market needs. 

The Project will help ensure an expanded public TVET system that is endorsed by industry and is better aligned with the skills requirements of the formal and informal economies. The project will develop replicable models for transforming the system so it is more relevant to industry, focusing initially on three industry sectors: mechanics, construction, and business services and information and communication technologies (ICT). These models can be used as the basis for continued reform in other industry sectors.
Skills for Competitiveness Project The proposed project will enhance the skills and competitiveness of Cambodia's industrial sector labour force. It will develop human resources to work as skilled-workforce in four priority sectors, namely manufacturing, construction, electricity, and electronics. The project will help transform selected five technical training institutes (TTIs) into leading technical and vocational education and training (TVET) institutes in Cambodia, to produce high quality technicians in the priority sectors and to respond to changing technology and industry needs. The project will also strengthen the industry's roles and engagement in skills development, focusing on upskilling and reskilling of the existing workers. Partnership agreements will be forged with industry and TTIs to promote work-based learning (WBL) programs and expand the Skills Development Fund (SDF) as an innovative TVET financing mechanism.
Second Financial Sector Program Cluster - Subprogram 3 (SF) The FSP II aims to promote the development of a sound, market-based financial system to support resource mobilization and sustainable economic growth. With a growing, resilient, and more efficient financial system as the expected outcome, subprogram 3 will continue the following reform activities:
(i) Improve financial intermediation by upgrading the payments, clearance, and settlement system to support growing financial services; enhance market confidence by improving public financial disclosure and establishing a credit information bureau; support market development by establishing an interbank market and tradable government securities; and improving the outreach of microfinance institutions (MFIs) in a sustainable manner.
(ii) Enhance resilience of the financial sector by revising and updating the law on banking and financial institutions, and by introducing supportive regulations to strengthen financial activities; tighten prudential supervision and regulations of banks and microfinance institutions; and build on the legal and regulatory foundation by adopting a new law on commercial contracts that includes specific sections on agencies and franchising.
(iii) Promote good governance by implementing international initiatives on combating money laundering and the financing of terrorism, by enhancing corporate governance and transparency in the insurance industry, by establishing commercial dispute resolution mechanisms, and by improving the capability and increasing the number of qualified national accountants and auditors.
(iv) Enhance efficiency by computerizing the management information system of the National Bank of Cambodia (NBC), as well as by upgrading the skills and capacity of microfinance agencies’ staff.
Second Decentralized Public Service and Financial Management Sector Development Program, Subprogram 2 Subprogram 2 completes a series of Asian Development Bank (ADB) support for strengthening the role and capacity of subnational administrations (SNAs) to effectively deliver public services to the Cambodian population.2 This final subprogram is part of the approved sector development program (SDP) and programmatic approach that support (i) strengthened subnational planning and budgeting, (ii) improved revenue and expenditure management, and (iii) professionalized subnational staff to deliver improved services, to strengthen SNAs and improve citizens’ access to public services, which in turn boosts equitable and inclusive local development. 3 Subprogram 2 contributes to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly (i) SDG 1 on ending poverty in all its forms everywhere; (ii) SDG 5 on achieving gender equality and empowering all women and girls; (iii) SDG 10 on reducing income inequality within and among countries; (iv) SDG 13 on taking urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts; and (v) SDG 16 on promoting peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development; providing access to justice for all; and building effective, accountable, and inclusive institutions at all levels.
Third Financial Sector Program - Subprogram 2 The sequence of financial reforms in Cambodia has been guided by the Government's 10-year FSDS. A project preparatory technical assistance (PPTA) for $850,000 ($700,000 from ADB TASF IV) was approved in April 2010 to help the Government update the FSDS 2006-2015 and formulate the next cluster program. IMF and World Bank have recently completed the first financial sector assessment program (FSAP) on Cambodia that will provide useful inputs to the update of the 10-year FSDS. While FSP I has been rated successful by the independent evaluation department (IED), some of the reform measures were not widely enforced due to weak interministerial coordination and capacity constraint. Prepared within the framework of the updated FSDS, the next program cluster (FSP III) will help complete some of the reform programs that commenced during FSP II, strengthen the enforcement of completed activities, and commence reform activities in leasing, capital market, and pension fund. The expected overall impact of the cluster program is a sound, market-based finance sector to enhance mobilization of financial resources to support sustainable economic growth. The expected outcome of the FSP III is a growing, resilient, and efficient financial system. FSP III was approved in November 2011. The National Bank of Cambodia will be the Executing Agency, and the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) and Ministry of Commerce (MOC) will be the Implementing Agencies.