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Road Network Development Project The project is co-financed by OFID, the Saudi Fund for Development (SFD), and the Government of Sri Lanka. OFID's participation is in the amount of US$ 40 million. SFD's participation is an approved loan in the amount of US$60 million, and the Government's participation is the balance of US$ 48 million equivalent.
Boulaos Power Plant Rehabilitation Project The project will restore electric power generation capacity at Boulaos Power Station and will enable more connections to be joined to the electricity network.
The project's objectives will be achieved through the following components:
a) generator: one diesel generator will be procured and installed to replace the one at a non-serviceable state.
b) spare parts: which will increase the flow of electricity
c) PIU
Community-Managed Irrigation Sector Project Project objective is the provision of food security in the deprived central mountains regions (the provinces of Vientiane, Boukhamxay, Houp-Phanh, Xiang Khoung and Xaysomboum). 3,800 hectares will have new improved irrigation through construction or upgrading of 70 community-managed irrigation (CMI) schemes.  90 km of rural access roads and 60 km of district feeder roads will be constructed to link the command area to the markets.  The CMI schemes will be community based; community participation will be effective from the planning stage, to implementation and to operation and maintenance.
Water Resources Development Project The  project aims at restoring water points in 6 provinces which have deteriorated over time due to normal wear and tear and to the lack of financial resources and proper management. To address the situation the project  includes  institutional strengthening , the purpose of which is to introduce the local communities to better water management practices.
Joal - Djiffer Road Rehabilitation Project This project will rehabilitate and upgrade the 42 km Joal - Djiffer road, which is situated in the region of Fatick around 150 km east of the capital Dakar. The improved road, which passes through key agricultural areas, will help reduce travel time and transport costs and improve the delivery of inputs and produce to marketplaces. It will also facilitate access to basic social services. Overall, the project is expected to improve living conditions of around 2.1 million individuals.
Kavaja Hospital Project PROJECT OBJECTIVES
to provide adequate health services to the population of the city of Kavaja and its suburbs through the construction of a new 85 bed hospital and provision of modern medical equipment for the necessary medical services. The project will enhance the development efforts of the Government of Albania in maintaining appropriate health standards of the population which would support the development activities at the district level.

PROJECT AREA
Kavaja region is situated in the West part of Albania on the Adriatic Coast. It has a total area of 4,141 km2 and a population of around 120,000. 

PROJECT COMPONENTS
1- Civil Works
2- Medical Equipment & Furniture
3- Consultancy services
4- Project Mansgement Unit
5- Auditing services&workshops&visits

COMPONENT FINANCED BY OPEC FUND:
Establishment of Government Institute of Emerging Technologies at Lahore Project The aim of the project is to contribute to the Government's overall strategic goal of economic and social, by enhancing the competitiveness of TEVT, through improved access and the establishment of demand-driven vocational curricula. The purpose is thus to establish a state-of-the-art polytechnic institute, offering diplomas and training programs for 1600 males and females per year.
Tema Food Complex Project The project aims at rehabilitating TFCC through i) provision of equipment, machinery and spare parts; ii) technical assistance and consultancy services to TFCC; and iii) training for TFCC staff.
Line of Credit to UDB To channel resources to beneficiaries through UDB to restore some of Uganda's domestic capacity for producing essential goods and services.
Bakhrabad-Chittagong Gas Project The project comprises a gas well drilling program and the construction of gas gathering and conditioning facilities, a transmission pipeline and a distribution system.  The project will reduce oil imports and will help meet the growing fuel demand for both industrial and domestic purposes.
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**   Because of the absence of the Governors of Iran and Venezuela, the GB Mtg., scheduled for September 5, 1980, could not be held and instead a "Special Session" was held on August 22, 1980, at which this loan has been approved.  The above information on Board Session and date needs to be amended!!
Secondary Schools Construction and Furnishing Project in the Republic of Uzbekistan The project is to be co-financed by OFID, SFD and the Government of Uzbekistan. It is proposed that OFID co-finances the project with a loan of US$ 5.00 million. SFD's contribution will be a loan of US$ 15.00 million and the Government will finance the remaining balance of US$ 3.50 million. OFID's contribution will be allocated to co-finance the civil works component
Road Infrastructure Rehabilitation Project (PAIR) The project encompasses the construction of an all-weather road linking Toliara to Befandriana on the National Road 9 (RN9) over a distance of 105 kilometres including the reconstruction of two bridges in Befandriana (RN9) and Pomay (RN35), as well as social infrastructure in the project area.
Water Resources Development Project The present project aims at supplying safe water in adequate quantities to about 140 villages in Maradi with a total population of some 100,000 persons, and at providing 32 villages in Tahoua, with  more than 1,500 inhabitants each, with improved water supply systems, thus helping some 50,000 people.
Ksar Thermal Power Station Rehabilitation Project The main objective is to ensure the continued provision of electricity to Nouakchott until a new power station can be built towards the end of 1988. The project consists of the routing overhaul of diesel generators and ancillary equipment over the years 1986-88.
Cotabato-General Santos Road Project The Cotabato-General Santos Road Project will upgrade the 209 km road connecting two main port cities which lend the project its name, the project will improve access to a mobility in the rich agricultural land of the Mindanao River Basin.  This basin is the major agricultural area of the Mindanao Island accounting for over 60% of the island's rice and corn production.  The project will also improve the level of access to the agricultural and forestry resources of Southern Mindanao and will facilitate marketing of surpluses both domestically and abroad.  Other agricultural development and port expansion projects will complement the road project to facilitate the integrated development of a region of the country which is economically depressed.  The economic rate of return of the project is expected to be 18%.
Electricity Distribution Rehabilitation and Loss Reduction Program Phase III a)	In line with the Government�s development strategy, the general objective of the program is to promote socio-economic development and reduce energy poverty in the Dominican Republic by increasing the electricity sub-sector sustainability through (i) reduction of the total electrical losses of the national electricity grid; (ii) increase the financial sustainability of the sector; and (iii) the quality improvement of the electricity supply. 

b)	Phase III of the program envisages the rehabilitation of 1,048.9 Km. of Medium Voltage (MV) and Low Voltage (LV) networks, targeting 607,500 users in 21 secondary distribution networks in the country. The program will consist of four components: (i) Distribution Networks Rehabilitation; (ii) Strengthening of Commercial Management, (iii) Community Outreach, and (iv) Management, Monitoring and Evaluation.

c)	The total cost of the Phase III of the program, including physical and price contingencies, is estimated at about USD 165.00 million and expected to be implemented over a period of five years, starting in Q4 2018 and targeting completion in Q3 2023.

d)	Procurement of all goods and services would be in accordance with OFID Procurement Guidelines. The procurement of goods and services will also be carried out in accordance with the Dominican Republic's Administrative Contracting Laws, Rules and Regulations, which are compatible with OFID's procurement guidelines.
Roseires Dam Rehabilitation Project PROJECT OBJECTIVE:
The water impounded in the Roseires reservoir is used to supplement the Blue Nile natural flow for irrigation and other water uses during the river's low flow period from November onwards. The main crops under cultivation at this period are wheat, cotton, sugar cane and vegetables. The project is intended to rehabilitate the 5 deep sluices which are essential to the successful impoundment of water, hence insuring that the dam is meeting its functions.

PROJECT COMPONENT:
1. Civil and Steel Works
2. Consultancy Engeneering Services

Component financed by the OPEC Fund:
both components are financed by the Fund.
Southern Region Sustainable Rural Development Project - "EMPRENDE SUR" To support a rural poverty reduction program with target groups that include: �poor rural women and youth, grouped as small agricultural producers;
�peasants living in vulnerable highlands; micro-entrepreneurs with potential for insertion in value chains (agricultural and non-agricultural); 
�small entrepreneurs in transformation and value-aggregation; traditional inland fish harvesters; and 
�Lenca indigenous populations, among others. 
 Approximately 40,000 families will benefit from the project, including 15,000 from the provision of technical assistance, capitalization funds, rural roads and financial services; and over 25,000 families benefiting indirectly from improved access roads and basic social infrastructure, as well as enhanced territorial and municipal planning.
Lower Mangoky Rice Land Rehabilitation Project The loan in the amount of US$ 8.02 million  will be drawn from Madagascar's allocation under the 14th Lending Program.
Liver Disease Institute Project PROJECT OBJECTIVES
The Center would attract patients who would otherwise travel abroad for treatment at great expense.  The facilities of the Center would allow such persons to remain in their country for medical attention, and pay fees according to their means.  The existence of additional facilities for liver diseases would reduce the high mortality rate of the rural areas of the younder working population by improving their health condition and thereby promote higher levels of economic productivity.

PROJECT AREA
the project slocated on the outskirts of the capital city Cairo

PROJECT COMPONENTS
 The project involves civil works for construction of 4 storey buildings and 2 level basements for Liver Disease Center including 400 beds; moveable and fixed medical equipment; furniture and technical assistance. The project components and percentage of total costs are:
1- Civil  and Mechanical works                        (US$ M 22.42)
2- Furniture                                                      ( US$M 1.47)
3- Medical equipment                                      (US$M  13.36)
4-Technical Assist.                                          (US$M 3.69 )
Human Resources Development Project The design of the project is centred around three main activity areas, namely:
-Institutional strengthening,
-Improvement of access to basic social services and
-Execution of project activities
The project objective is to contribute to alleviating poverty through the development of human potential.
-The project includes the following components:
Construction & rehabilitation of various structures; Furniture & equipment; Training; Technical Assistance; Supervision; PIU.
Construction of Nkhata Bay District Hospital (supplementary Loan) The Project will complete the construction of and provide the required medical
equipment and furniture for the on-going Nkhata Bay District Hospital. It will include important structures that were omitted due to the shortage of funds.
The hospital will have a capacity of 300 beds and 60 staff houses. It will include
facilities for the accommodation of students, as well as young patients� accompanying parents. Services to be provided at the hospital include general out-patient clinics and specialised clinics, dental services, ante natal clinics, family planning, under-fives clinics and HIV/AIDS clinics; diagnostic services include radiology, ultrasound, laboratory and a blood bank. There will be a unit for emergencies and accidents accessible 24 hours a day and a delivery unit as well as an operating theatre for general surgery and the
performance of caesareans. Facilities for in-service training of staff will be provided. The hospital will also have a pharmacy, a laundry, a kitchen, stores and a workshop.
Second Basic Education Improvement Project The project has been prepared taking into consideration the numerous problems and constraints of the education sector. The project is consistent with the goals defined in the PNDEF as well as in the "Education/Training Sector Policy Paper". In conforming with the country's overall education policy, the sectoral objectives of the project are to contribute to the development of the country's human resources, so as to promote the country's social and economic progress, by elevating the general education level of the population.
The project's specific objectives are to contribute to promote access to basic education, improve the quality of basic education, specifically among girls, and to strengthen institutional capacities at the regional level.
The objectives will be achieved through the implementation of the three following components: basic education improvement, institutional development support, support to the project implementation unit, with each component including a number of sub-components as described below. Expenditure to be incurred under each component has been grouped into the following categories: studies and supervision, civil works, furniture and equipment, technical assistance, training, and support to the Project Implementation Unit.
Tikoe Industrial Park Project The project will build a Tikoe Industrial Park in the capital Maseru on around 80 ha of land owned by the Lesotho National Development Corporation, the main parastatal of the Government. 

Some 30,000 m2 of factory shells will be built on the site that will be able to serve as premises for manufacture. The remaining 37,000 m2 of available spaces will be leased directly to investors. Infrastructure will be constructed to support the new facilities, which will include roads, an electricity distribution network and a water supply and sanitation system. Since the new facilities will be located in close proximity to air and road transport, they will become attractive to new investors. In addition, the completed park is expected to create some 22,000 jobs.
Samur-Absheron Irrigation System Project On a global level, the project aims at constructing the Valvalichay-Takhtakorpu Canal as part of the government program for rehabilitating, upgrading and extending the country's main north-eastern irrigation and water supply system, namely; the Samur-Absheron Canal. The purpose is to improve the availability of water for the development of irrigation and water supply to rural and urban population, thus contributing to poverty alleviation and supporting the country's economic revival. 

The total cost of the Project inclusive of physical and price contingencies and exclusive of taxes and import duties approximates to USD 42.6 million. OFID's participation is a loan in the amount of USD 8.0 million. Other co-financiers include the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), contributing USD 10.10 million , the Saudi Fund for Development contributing USD 18.00 million, and  the Government of Azerbaijan which will finance the remaining balance of USD 6.5 million. OFID's loan will be allocated to cofinancing the civil works, and will constitute 8% of the total project cost.
Cairo North (II) Power Plant project PROJECT OBJECTIVES
The project aims at satisfying the growing demand for electricity in the unified power system in Egypt by installing a new combined cycle power plant of 750 MW capacity. The power plant is planned to be commissioned in the period 2006/2007.The scope of the project consists of the procurement, erection and commissioning of the facilities mentioned below

PROJECT AREA
The project is located within the city limits of the capital Cairo

PROJECT COMPONENTS

1-Gas Turbines and Auxiliaries, including 250 MW Gas Turbine Generator Units; with Natural gas being the primary fuel and gas-oil as a back up emergency fuel.
2-Steam Turbine and Auxiliaries,including One 250 MW Steam Turbine Generator Unit: 
3-Heat Recovery Steam Generator.including Two Heat Recovery Steam Generators: Water Treatment Systems;Mechanical and Electrical Works
4-Civil Works
5-Engineering Services
6-Insurance
Rehabilitation and Expansion of Pyongnam Area Hospital Project The Project is designed to enhance access to medical facilities for the inhabitants of the Project catchment area of South Pyongnam Province through the rehabilitation and expansion of the existing hospital in that area. Its components are as follows:
a) Civil works
b) Medical equipment
c) Utility equipment
d) Medicines
e) Technical Assistance
Agadez Health Center Rehabilitation Project The objectives are to expand the medical facilities of the hospital by way of new constructions, to rehabilitate the existing facilities and to ensure a rational use of existing and new facilities.
Social Fund for Development Project (Phase III - Additional Loan) The present project is an extension of Phase III, under which the SFD carried out sub-projects in 20 governorates throughout Yemen. In order to expand coverage, the present loan will co-finance 17,000 additional subprojects submitted to SFD. The focus will remain on sub-projects in the areas of education, water supply, the environment, health, social protection and rural/feeder roads. Finally, institutional strengthening and capacity-building measures will be implemented across all sectors, while infrastructure will be constructed/rehabilitated.
El Kuriemat Power Plant Project PROJECT OBJECTIVES
The project aims at satisfying the growing demand for electricity in the national unified power system in Egypt by installing a new combined cycle power plant of 750 MW capacity. The power plant is planned to be commissioned in the period 2006/2007.The scope of the project consists of the procurement, erection and commissioning of the facilities mentioned below.

PROJECT LOCATION
the power plant is located 160 km south of the capital Cairo.

PROJECT COMPONENTS
1-Gas Turbines and Auxiliaries comprising Two 250 MW Gas Turbine Generator Units; with Natural gas being the primary fuel and gas-oil as a back up emergency fuel 
2-Steam Turbine and Auxiliaries comprising One 250 MW Steam Turbine Generator Unit:
3- Water Treatment 
4- Switchyard 220K.V.
5-Heat Recovery Steam Generator comprisingTwo Heat Recovery Steam Generators:  unfired outdoor-mounted drum type units and have assisted or natural circulation. Mechanical and Electrical Works including; steam systems, circulating water systems, condensate systems, cooling water systems and fuel systems. 
6- Environmental monitors
7-Civil Works
8-Insurance 
9-Engineering Services
Sourou Valley Development Project The project aims at:  (a) increasing agricultural production to achieve food self-sufficiency; (b) improving the economic and social development of the valley; and (c) settling the rural population  in the area.  It consists of developing 925 ha of land for irrigated crop production in double cropping under complete water control;implementation of works for relevant infrastructure;.agricultural dev.(procurement of  agricultural equipment,land dev. activities,producer's training,village health program,,marketing support,agronomic research,credit);technical assistance;supervision;institutional support(revolving fund,subsidies,,salaries).
Orkesumet Water Supply Project Project Description
The proposed project includes Civil Works and Equipment, hiring the services of the Project Consultant and funding the operating cost of the Project Implementation Unit (PIU). Specifically, the project includes the following components, namely 10 . A. Civil works and Equipment:
�{ Construction of water intake facilities,
�{ Construction and equipping of a pumping station for pumping of water from the intake to the water treatment plant and consists of three pumping units, one of which is a standby and the capacity of each pump is 175m3 per hour,
�{ Construction and equipping the water treatment plant with a capacity of 350m3 per hour,
�{ Construction of 3 booster stations: the first booster station is to pump the treated water to the second booster station which pumps water to ��Orkesumet�� district balancing tank which will be constructed at the top of ��Oldonyo Kijape�� hill which is at a height of about 762 meter from the level of the water intakes. Each pumping station consists of 3 pumping units, of which one is a standby and the capacity of the pumping station is 350m3 / hour,
�{ Construction of surge tanks at the pumping stations to protect the pumps from water hammer,
�{ Supply and layout of water transmission line from the intake to the distribution tanks with a diameter of 400 mm and a total length of about 42 km��
�{ Construction of an underground reservoir at the first booster station with a capacity of 1600m3 and two underground reservoirs at the second and third booster stations each with a capacity of 600m3 and a balancing tank at the top ��Oldonyo Kijape�� hill with a capacity of about 1600 m3 and 7 distribution tanks for distribution of water to Orkesumet and the surrounding villages with a capacity ranging from 50 to 225m3,
�{ Supply and layout of distribution network with a total length of about 57km and diameters ranging from 25 to 110mm,
�{ Construction of building which consist of the administrative building and staff responsible for operation and maintenance of structures and stores,
�{ Construction of a gravel road with a total length of about 33.6km to connect the water intake and the balancing tank,
�{ Construction of 10 public points for water sales, 10 troughs for livestock, about 1500 household connections and 10 kiosks for water sales,
�{ Connection of the pumping stations and the water treatment plant with the national grid and electrical works.
B. Consultancy Services:
Covers the cost of the Consultancy Services, for review of detailed designs and tender documents and assisting the Executing Agency in the launching and award of bids and supervision of the execution of the works.
C. Support of the PIU:
Covers the operating cost of the PIU, including supply of two 4WD pick-ups with double cabinet and two computers and accessories, topping of salaries of the Project Coordinator and other staff of the PIU. An auditor would be hired to conduct the annual audits.
Bujumbura-Nyamitanga Road Project This project aims at helping promote socioeconomic development in northwest Burundi through the rehabilitation of a 30.1 km long  road (Bujumbura - Nyamitanga) that will facilitate the movement of agricultural goods and people residing in some of the poorest provinces in the region.
Santa Creuz Small Holders Project The project consists of the following components: a) Provision of credit to small farmers; b) provision of extension services to farmers and women's organizations; c) establishment of a research center; d) provision of training for farmers, their organizations and the project's technical staff; e) promotion of women's activities; f) construction, rehabilitation and maintenance of infrastructure, notably rural roads, bridges and drains; procurement of machinery, equipment and vehicles, as well as consultancy services; g) establishment of a project execution unit; h) establishment of a system monitoring the progress of the project.