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Mekong Transport and Flood Protection Project The project's development objectives are to assist the Borrower to: (i) complete the rehabilitation of Highway 1, including increase protection for certain flood-prone segments; and (ii) improve the efficiency of the regional  transport network in the Mekong Delta.
Universal Basic Education Project The project would support Government of Nigeria's plans to implement a program to achieve universal basic education (UBE).  The objective of the Bank's support would be to increase the capacity of states and local governments to manage and implement the UBE program effectively and efficiently.  The goals are to assist states and local governments to establish and manage schools with local participation and to build capacity in critical skills such as budgeting, participatory planning, financial management, procurement, and project implementation. (PAD, p. 2)
Grenada OECS Education Development Project The Grenada OECS Education Development Project was restructured following Hurricane Ivan.  The original project development objective was changed.  The new objectives are to: (i) increase equitable access to secondary education, including replacing and rehabilitating secondary schools damaged by the passage of Hurricane Ivan on September 7, 2004; (ii) improve the quality and efficiency of Secondary Education, and (iii) strengthen the institutional capacity of the education sector.
MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT The project was restructured in 2004 based on the recommendations of the Mid-Term Review.  The restructured objectives of the project are to assist the Borrower in: (i) operationalizing the legal and institutional framework for the municipal governance; (ii) developing a sustainable training and technical assistance system and increase the capacity of municipality officials and personnel; and (iii) establishing an operating mechanism for providing grants to municipalities through a pilot program in eight cities to finance capital investments for municipal capacity building and infrastructure.
EAST JAVA STRATEGIC REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT SUPPORT PROVINCIAL INITIATIVES IN SPATIAL MANAGEMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION WITHIN A STRENGTHENED PLANNING AND PROGRAMMING FRAMEWORK.
Pension Administration Project Strengthen fiscal sustainability and benefit provision of social insurance systems in Ukraine through i) increasing efficiency and cost-effectiveness of pension and other social insurance administrations, and ii) improving client services, transparency and disclosure of social insurance administration
Sustainable Fisheries Management Project THE PROJECT WOULD SUPPORT IMPLEMENTATION OF AN INDIVIDUAL TRANSFERABLE QUOTA SYSTEM AND OTHER MEASURES ASSOCIATED WITH IMPROVED, SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES MANAGEMENT INCLUDING ASSISTANCE TO DISPLACED WORKERS. 8/6/2002 - THIS PROJECT WAS APPROVED BY THE BOARD BUT NEVER SIGNED. THE GOVERNMENT DID NOT CONFIRM TO THE BANK THEIR AGREEMENT TO SIGN THE PROJECT WITHIN THE DEADLINE ESTABLISHED BY THE BANK - BEYOND THE 18 MOTH GRACE PERIOD AS PER BANK OPERATIONAL GUDIELINES. CMU DIRECTOR HAS DECIDED TO DROPP PROJECT. 8/6/2002 PROJECT IS SET TO DROP PENDING (BOARD APPROVAL DATE REMOVED) PER MARIA CURZI E-MAIL ON 8/6/2002. OK BY STAEL BALTAR.
Huai River Pollution Control Project The project will support Government efforts to upgrade water quality in the Huai River Basin (one of the m ost polluted river systems in China), in particular in the provinces of Anhui and Shandong.  This objective w ould be achieved through improved collection and treatment of wastewater in a number of municipalities in the two provinces in a sustainable manner.
Secondary Education Project The Project's revised Development Objective is: to support improvements of conditions for student learning in secondary education and in schools in sub-provinces with low enrollment rates.
Poverty Reduction Support Credit (5) PRSC-5 supports PRSP objectives of : (i) raising growth and equity in a stable macroeconomic environment, and reducing the incidence of poverty; (ii) increasing access to and quality of basic social services; (iii) improving employment and income opportunities for the poor; and (iv) improving governance with a particular emphasis on public sector management and budget management reforms.   PRSC-5 has three components consistent with the four PRSP objectives: (i) growth and employment creation; (ii) human resource development; and (iii) good governance.  Under the growth and employment creation component, PRSC-5 supports reforms in the rural, telecommunication, and energy sectors as well as on investment climate (labor market, regulatory framework) to lower factor costs, increase productivity and favor new investments.  The second component includes policies in the education, health, social protection and water infrastructure, to lower the cost of services, increase access, improve service quality, and reinforce monitoring and evaluation.  The third component encompasses policy measures to strengthen budget formulation, budget execution, procurement, budget management and ex-post control, public sector reform and decentralization, and environmental management.
WS-EDUCATION PROJECT DROPPED 3/99 DUE TO LACK OF INTEREST. REACTIVATED 4/99 TO PAY PROCUREMENT ITEMS COMMITTED UNDER PHRD.  THIS PHRD HAS CLAUS TO ALLOW THIS ARRANGEMENT. PHRD LEGALLY CLOSED, THEREFORE PROJECT IS CLOSED FY2001, WITH TASK MANAGER'S CONCENT.
MARD M&E Capacity Building for Agricultural Restructuring Plan Implementation  (MECARP) Enhance monitoring and evaluation capacity of Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development and selected Departments of Agriculture and Rural Development to monitor progress of the Agricultural Restructuring Plan
Peace and Development Project (1st Phase APL) This additional financing remains with the same objectives as the original project: to assist vulnerable, low-income and displaced populations in rural and urban communities in the conflict affected region in order to reduce the risk of their exposure to conflict and mitigate the negative impact of possible derived effects.
Power and Communications Sectors Modernization and Rural Services Project (PROMEC)
Colombia San Nicolas Carbon Sequestration Project The project objective is to cause emission reductions through reforestation and avoided deforestation, equivalent to about 360,000 tons .  The project also seeks to reforest with endangered arboreal species.
INTEGRATED FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT III - TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROJECT The project restructuring and additional financing is expected to deepen and consolidate reforms initiated under the SIAF project geared to increase public sector efficiency and transparency at the central and municipal levels in the areas of public finance planning, management, and control by strengthening the processes and systems and supporting the institutionalization of these processes and systems through the transfer of ownership to the relevant institutions.
Agriculture & Rural Development Project THE PROJECT IS A PROGRAM TYPE OPERATION.  IT WOULD SUPPORT REDUCTION OF RURAL POVERTY BY ENHANCING AGRICULTURAL GROWTH, STIMULATING EMPLOYMENT-GENERATING NON-FARM ACTIVITIES, STRENGTHENING RURAL INSTITUTIONS INCLUDING LOCAL GOVERNMENT, AND IMPROVING EFFICIENCY OF PUBLIC ACTIONS TO BETTER SAVE THE INTERESTS OF THE RURAL POPULATION.  INDICATIVE PROJECT COMPONENTS ARE: (1) POLICY REFORMS (2) PUBLIC INVESTMENTS (3) PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT AND (4) STRENGTHENING OF RURAL INSTITUTIONS INCLUDING LOCAL GOVERNMENT.
Strengthening Pakistan's Urban Disaster Response Capacity The objective of the project is to develop appropriate methodology and guidelines for assessing and subsequently enhancing multi-hazard early warning systems and disaster response capacity of urban local authorities.
AR CRL1 APL1 Buenos Aires Infrastructure The development objectives (PDOs) of this project are to: (i) enhance the provision of water andsewerage services for the benefitof low-income people, in particular for those peopleliving in highly vulnerable areas; (ii) improve high priority road segments of theBorrowerâ€™s road network; (iii) mitigate urban flooding; and (iv) support thereactivation of the Borrowerâ€™s economy and strengthen its regional competitiveness.
Mindanao Rural Development Project - Phase 2 MRDP 2 aims to (i) improve livelihood opportunities of targeted communities and (ii) institutionalize a decentralized system for agriculture and fisheries service delivery that promotes participation, transparency and accountability.
Second Urban Poverty Project (UPP2) Project development objective: The objectives of this project are (i) to establish or support representative and accountable community organizations that are able to provide services to the urban poor and increase the voice of the poor in public decision making; (ii) to make local government more responsive to the needs of the poor through increased cooperation with community organizations; and (iii) to improve services for the urban poor (financial services, social services and infrastructure).
Reducing Vulnerability to Natural Disasters Through Adaptation to Climate Change The objective is to support the Honduran government in adapting on-going programs and policies to reduce vulnerability to floods and landslides deriving from the increased impacts of hurricane and catastrophic wind and rainfall events generated by climate changes.
Promoting Business Links Project Restructuring private and privatized SMEs and training of consultants and managers
Nishny Pilot TA (Dropped) THIS CODES REPLACES THE FORMER CODE: (RU-SE-55284) 05/13/98 PROVIDE T.A. IN SUPPORT OF FARM RESTRUCTURING.
Renewable Energy Scale-up Program (CRESP) The project development objective is to:  - Create a legal, regulatory, and institutional environment conducive to large-scale, renewablebased electricity generation; and  - Demonstrate early success in large-scale renewable energy development with participating local developers in two provinces.
Loc Govt Mgmt Fin (Dropped) PROGRAM OF TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND POSSIBLY INVESTMENTS TO ASSIST SELECTED CITIES IN REFORMING THEIR BASIC PUBLIC SERVICES, IMPROVE FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND CAPITAL BUDGETING WORK. THE WORK WOULD BE CLOSELY COORDINATED WITH THE EU STRUCTURAL FUNDS.
AR-Provincial Maternal-Child Health Investment Project  (1st. phase APL) The proposed loan is an integral part of the Government of Argentina's poverty reduction program and aims to support the implementation of the Maternal and Child Health Insurance Program.  The project will contribute to: (a) stop the increase in infant mortality and further reduce it; (b) support the implementation of a significant change in health service contracting and management at provincial level, and (c) strengthen the stewardship capacity of the national and provincial mi nistries of health.
Judicial Reform Project 2 The primary development objectives of JRP2 are to: (1) provide Armenia's judiciary with the administration, facilities and expanded capacity necessary to improve the efficiency, reliability and transparency of judicial operations and services; and (2) continue to improve awareness of judicial services and access to legal and judicial information.  JRP2 will support the Armenian judiciary in implementing a second stage of judicial reforms launched by passage of Constitutional amendments and the introduction of a new Judicial Code.  Achievement of the Project Development Objectives will be measured by performance indicators, including Government and judicial operational statistics supplemented by: (i) measures of court performance and user perceptions (BEEPS); (ii) expert assessments of judicial qualifications and training (American Bar Association's CEELI Judicial Reform Index); and (iii) project funded monitoring and evaluation efforts (court users survey and NGO court monitoring).
National Sector  Support for Health Reform The project development objectives are: a. improving priority public health outcomes and increasing the utilization of health services by the poor in areas and for conditions or diseases subject to intervention under the project. b. increasing financial protection of indigents from health care costs.
Forest Conservation and Management Project The project objective is to assist the Government of Tanzania (GOT) in implementing the forest policy by developing a framework for the long-term sustainable management and conservation of Tanzania?s forest resources, strengthening the role of individuals, communities, villages and private sector in management and conservation of forests, and implementing this framework on a pilot scale.
Rural Environment Project The Project Development Objective is to improve biodiversity conservation and introduce more sustainable natural resource management and economic activities in two mountainous areas of Azerbaijan, to restore the ecological health and productivity of their natural forests and pastures.
Public Sector Modernization LINE OF CREDIT TO SUPPORT SUBPROJECTS FOR PROJECT PREPARATION, POLICY REFORM AND INSTITUTION BUILDING ASSOCIATED WITH PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT AND IDA'S LENDING PROGRAM.
REFORM IN REGULATORY AND LEGAL POLICY ENVIRONMENT The purpose of this grant is to support Government of Pakistans initiative of further improving the investment climate and export competitiveness of industry, through the recently constituted Committee for Reforms in Regulatory, Legal and Policy Environment on Deregulation in the Ministry of Industries & Production (MoI&P). Building on on-going deregulatory reforms, the Committee would map-out a comprehensive deregulatory reform program and implementation steps needed to lower costs of doing business in Pakistan and enhancing international competitiveness. The Committee, with a support of a full-time working group, would undertake the following tasks: (i) conduct a review of labor regulations and laws that constrain competition and/or impose high and unnecessary compliance costs, (ii) identify and remove entry barriers which stifle new initiatives and restrict the growth of existing business activity, and (iii) identify and remove price controls, and (iv) reduce the interface between private and government institutions, (v) recommend changes to laws to remove discretion, to increase transparency of regulatory decisions and to eliminate regulations which no longer serve public purpose, and (vi) develop a strategy for timely implementation of the recommended changes in the laws and regulations
Natural Disaster Vulnerability Reduction The development objective is to improve Nicaragua's disaster management capacity by: (a) strengthening institutional capability in disaster management at the national level; (b) building institutional capacity for disaster mitigation at the national level; (c) promoting disaster awareness and "preventive thinking" through public sector education and awareness programs; (d) building local capacity to manage disaster emergencies, to assess risk and to identify mitigation measures; and (e) implementing vulnerability reduction and mitigation measures at the local level.
Mexico Low carbon bus corridor project 3.   3.,,The project development objective is to contribute to the transformation of the transport sector through improvements in the long-term sustainability, efficiency and quality of urban transport in Mexico City.  The improvements sought (expansion of the bus corridor program, the maximization of modal shift, the use low carbon bus technologies) will result in major reductions in GHG emissions and local criteria pollutants. The project is intended to make use of several Bank financial mechanisms: a) the provision of a Bank loan will help supporting the financing of the corridor infrastructure; b) carbon finance, based on the application of the approved Transmilenio baseline methodology, will purchase certified emission reductions; c) with the help of CCIG funds, the introduction of cleaner bus technologies in the corridors will be facilitated by the creation of a fund to reduce the difference in capital costs between standard and low carbon buses. Project Description.  Components and Activities a)   Development of transport corridors. The current corridor proposal consists of nine corridors and the extension of the Insurgentes corridor. In the first year the project will support the implementation of two corridors: (i) Extension of the Insurgentes corridor with a length of 9.2 km and a daily demand of 50,000 passengers; and (ii) Eje 4 Sur with a length of 20 km and a capacity of 100,000 passengers daily. The corridors will include: (i) exclusive bus lanes; (ii) elevated bus stations for high platform vehicles; (iii) pedestrian facilities leading to the bus stations of the transport corridors; (iv) concessions of the services on the corridors to restructured companies using high capacity and low polluting vehicles; (v) promotion of clean bus technologies and scrapping programs for old vehicles on the corridors; (vi) prepaid ticketing service; (vii) centralized control and monitoring service; (viii) associated traffic management measures, including the interface with non motorized transport. The corridors will be developed in coordination with urban development, air quality, and climate strategies which together respond to the combined needs of economic and environmental performance and in accordance with the recently adopted climate change strategy. Financing of the corridor infrastructure is being sought through a Bank loan.  Carbon finance will purchase the emission reductions. b)   Introduction of low carbon bus technologies on the corridors. The field test supported under the GEF project has demonstrated the viability of low carbon bus technologies (hybrid diesel electric and CNG electric) under Mexico City field conditions. Very recent data further supports the assertion that hybrid bus technologies can deliver substantial reductions in GHG emissions, while lowering emission of local criteria pollutants.  The project will support their introduction in the corridors by covering part of the incremental cost in comparison to the Baseline standard Diesel buses thus making it possible to initiate operation at a commercial scale and providing an experience of global value.
Land Management and Administration Project The overall goals of the proposed project are to reduce poverty, promote social stability, and stimulate the economic development. T he specific objectives of the project are to improve land tenure security and promote the development of efficient land markets. The se objectives will be achieved through: (a) development of national policies, the regulatory framework, and institutions for land ad ministration; (b) issuance and registration of titles in urban and rural areas; and (c) establishment of an efficient and transparen t land administration system. The proposed project is the first phase of the government's Land Administration, Management, and Distr ibution Program (LAMDP), which is expected to be implemented over 15 years. The objectives of the LAMDP program as stated in the Lan d Policy Statement of the Royal Government of Cambodia (May 2001) are to: (a) strengthen land tenure security and land markets, and  prevent and resolve land disputes; (b) manage land and natural resources in an equitable, sustainable and efficient manner; and (c)  promote land distribution with equity.
dropped- TH-Natural Resource Mgt Pjt TO ADDRESS KEY NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ISSUES IDENTIFIED IN THE THAILAND RURAL DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY.
Gaza II Emergency Water Project 1. Improve the provision of adequate water and wastewater services in Gaza  2. Functionally establish the Coastal Municipalities Water Utility (CMWU) as an autonomous well-run modern utility.  3. Strengthen PWA's capacity to assume sector regulatory functions.
Social Risk Mitigation Project (SRMP) The development objective of the SRMP is to mitigate the impact of the February 2001 economic crisis on poor households (social risk mitigation) and to improve their capacity to cope with similar risks in the future (social risk management).  The SRMP will achieve these objectives through:  (i) an adjustment portion, providing immediate support to the poorest affected by the crisis (social risk mitigation); and (ii) an  investment portion, which consists of three components (a) building up the capacity of state institutions providing basic social services and social assistance to the poor (social risk management); (b) implementing a social assistance system (Conditional Cash Transfers - CCT) targeted to the poorest 6 percent of the population conditional on improved use of basic health and education services (social risk mitigation and prevention); and (c) increasing the income generation, employment opportunities and social service access of the poor (social risk prevention).
Morocco Education and Training Sector Emergency Program Support The objective is to continue to support the Government#s efforts to provide a basic education (primary and lower secondary education) of improved quality to all children and to possibly assist in the strengthening of the implementation of the literacy program.  To provide support for the implementation of the Strategic Framework for the Development of the Education Sector  which was established by GOM in February 2004, by helping to enhance and to scale up the ongoing reforms in basic education while introducing new reforms at the secondary level. Building on results and lessons learned from the ongoing implementation of the first phase of the program, the focus will be on: (i)  increasing efficinecy in the delivery of education services; (ii) improving the learning outcomes at all levels; and (iii) strengthening the sector's governance structure and promoting partnerships.
Pastoral Community Development Project For selected woredas in pastoral areas, to provide capacity-building and establish effective models of public service delivery, inve stment, and disaster management that address communities' needs and reduce their vulnerability.
Private & Financial Sector Structural Adjustment Credit Project Development Objective (Note: will be disclosed in the MOS) A transition adjustment credtit to support  impr ovements in the investment climate, enterprise privatization, banking reform, and labor market reforms.  Board Schedule Comments DROP : Reasons/Benefits/Conclusions
Social Welfare Development Project The Social Welfare Development Project will strengthen the quality of social services and will improve administration, planning and policy making of the social welfare system
Financial Capacity Development Project To support institutional capacity building of the Mongolian banking sector to reduce systemic risks and enhance financial intermediation through(i)improved commercial banking risk management;(ii)modernization of payments systems and instruments; and(iii)controlled process of Savings Bank resolution.
Support for Poor and Disadvantaged  Areas Project To strengthen governance, promote growth, and improve service delivery in 32 of the poorest districts of Indonesia.
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Asia Pacific Center for Strategic Studies C19-6 Maritime Shared Awareness V. Indonesian Coast Guard
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Asia Pacific Center for Strategic Studies DKI-APCSS Alumni Associations Workshop:Advance Regional Security. Indonesian Ministry of Justice and Human Rights
DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority DoD Excess Defense Articles, Grant Authority. Low Speed Communication for ALQ-213, Quantity Delivered: 12.
Ministry of Defense Advisors Program The Ministry of Defense Advisors (MoDA) program partners senior Department of Defense (DoD) civilian experts with foreign counterparts to improve ministerial capacity. A MoDA is assisting the Indonesian Ministry of Defense with defense planning reform initiatives. Long-term defense capacity building objectives are being achieved.