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El Cajon Hydroelectric Project The proposed project is to supply the country's energy demand through 1991 by increasing its generating capacity by 242 MW. The project comprises the construction of a concrete arch dam, intake and tailrace structures, pressure shafts and spillways. It also includes the construction of an underground power station with four turbines and their respective 73 MW generators, as well as an exterior substation to house the central control offices connected to the power station by an access tunnel. A road to the dam crest will also be built. Project activities will include the detailed engineering for construction design and the supervision and administration of works.
Archman Hydrotherapy Centre Project The Archman Hydrotherapy Center is an important health care facility, which uses the natural hot spring to treat a host of chronic illnesses. Currently, it is operating well below capacity. This project aims at expanding facilities to incorporate a fully-equipped, medical hydrotherapy center, capable of providing both diagnostic and treatment services. 
This will include: 
- construction of a 12,000 m2 building to house medical, educational, laboratory and research facilities;
- construction of wards to accommodate 100 patients;
- renovation of existing facilities;
- procurement of medical equipment; and
- hiring of a specialist team of medical and support personnel.
Kenya Electricity Expansion Project The project's development objective is to help achieve sustainable national economic growth through the improving access to modern, clean and affordable energy services. The project specifically aims to:
1. increase the capacity, efficiency, and quality of electricity supply: and
2. expand access to electricity in urban, peri-urban, and rural areas. 
The activities under KEEP are taking place in different regions throughout Kenya. The new geothermal generation plants will be located 200km west of Nairobi in the Rift Valley Province. The activities under the transmission and distribution components are focused in three towns of Kindaruma, Mwingi, and Garissa which will expand grid electrification in the three provinces where these cities are located, which are the Northeastern, Western, and Nyanza Provinces. These provinces are the production centres of commercial wheat, maize, tea, sugar, and dairy products, are home to thousands of small businesses, and have an approximate population of 12 million people.
Rural Development Project in the Likouala, Pool and Sangha Departments The overall objective is to improve the food security of rural poor people in the
Likouala, Pool and Sangha Departments. The specific objectives are (i) to increase in a sustainable way the production, productivity and income of rural groups engaged in improving the main crops belonging to the cassava-based farming system; and (ii) to improve access to production zones. To achieve these objectives, the project will include the following components: (i) support to agricultural production; (ii) capacity building; (iii) Access to production zones; and (iv) project coordination and management.
School Construction and Rehabilitation Project The project includes a range of activities in following categories: a) Civil Works: comprising construction of two new 20-classroom primary schools in Tirana, reconstruction of three 10-classroom primary schools on the outskirts of Tirana, and rehabilitation of eleven, 17-classroom primary schools in an area bounded by Tirana, Durres and Kavaje; b) Furniture: providing for the fixed and loose furniture requirements for administrative and academic needs of the schools covered by the project; c) Equipment: covering office equipment for school administration, science teaching equipment, science and language laboratory equipment and sports and play area equipment; d) Design and Supervision: employing the services of local consultants to carry out the design and supervision of project works; e) Technical Assistance: providing for 2 man-months of an architect and 6 man-months of a civil engineer with project management and supervisory expertise to assist the PIU with management and supervisory tasks; and f) PIU Support: covering the costs of the PIU in its management activities.
Abidjan Water Supply Reinforcement Project The southern city of Abidjan is facing an acute water shortage brought on by a burgeoning population growth. The problem is compounded by waves of north-south migrations as a result of civil conflict. Project works will be carried out primarily in the Yopougon District, the largest and most densely populated zone in the Abidjan metropolitan area, and will include the following: 1) installation of 12 boreholes with pumps; 2) construction of a water treatment plant with a handling capacity of 40,000 m3/day; 3) construction of 12 roads linking each borehole with the main access roads; and 4) installation of a two km-long extension of feeder pipes to the Abidjan network. Upon completion, a reliable supply of safe drinking water will greatly improve the living conditions of the population, particularly in poor urban areas and informal settlements.
Hohhot Healthcare Project The overall objective of the project is to promote social development and economic growth through the provision of enhanced healthcare facilities. The project aims at strengthening the capacity and improving the quality of the existing healthcare and elderly care system in China. This will be achieved by expanding the Hohhot Mongolian Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine (HMH), through the construction of an elderly medical and care center. This will assist in alleviating the shortage of medical and elderly care needs, as well as improve access to quality healthcare services for senior citizens in Hohhot City.
Ntamba-Ndora Road Project (supplementary loan) The project will construct a 14.5 km-long paved stretch of road through the Bubanza and Cibitole Provinces in the northwest, where poverty levels are some of the highest in the country. Also planned is the building of two bridges and the installation of drainage facilities. The improved road will bring numerous benefits to the beneficiary population, including enhanced access to basic services and helping end isolation.
Second Primary Education Project Provision of furniture, comprising about 11,000 and 1,000 sets of furniture for pupils and teachers' desks.
Iron Ore Rehabilitation Project The purpose of the project was to rehabilitate the existing facilities at NIOC's Mano River Mine, increasing iron ore output, improving infrastructural facilities and strengthening NIOC's management capability.  The project consisted of :  (a) axquisition of mining equipment; (b) beneficiation plant (installation of surge facilities of a second spiral circuit in the concentrator, of turbo charges in the diesel unit at the power plant); (c) railroad;
(d) management; (e) rehabilitation of the railroad bridge over St. Paul River;
(f) studies and pilot projects.
Inclusive Agriculture Transformation Program (DEFIS) The overall objective of the programme is to sustainably improve the income and food security of vulnerable rural people in the program areas. The development objective is to improve the resilience of family farms through the adoption of high-performing production systems adapted to climate change, and by transforming them into lucrative enterprises engaged in sustainable and equitable value chains.

The program is structured around three components:
(i) Farming Systems Productivity and Resilience Improvement
(ii) Inclusive Value Chains Development
(iii) Institutional Support and Program Coordination
Rugombo-Kayanza Road Project The project aims at improving networks in north-west Burundi and unlocking the municipalities of Mugina, Mabayi, Bukinanyana, Kabarore and Murula. The road would complete the highway which crosses the country from west to east towards Zaire on one side and Tanzania on the other.
Sousse - D Combined Cycle Power Plant Project The project consists of a single gas turbine generator connected to a heat recovery steam generator feeding a single steam turbine generator.The project is suitably located within the existing Sousse Power Plant complex.
The site location is appropriate from the perspective of availability of natural gas , connection to the national power grid with already existing facility for seawater cooling and easy access to the national road and highway network.

The project will be connected to the national grid through a 225 kV transmission line from the Sousse 225/150/30 substation , which is currently being expanded through the ongoing Electricity  Transmission Upgrade project ( IsDB & EIB financings).
Kimbiji Hydrocarbon Exploration Project The purpose of the project is to determine and assess the availability of hydrocarbons in Kimbiji and its potentiality towards alleviating the foreign exchange costs of imported oil while providing the economy of Tanzania with energy for its development.
Road Improvement Project The Project comprises the following components: (i) Civil Works The Project will rehabilitate a 150 km road section on national roads NR5 and NR6, and reconstruct 45 critical bridges, completing a critical missing link in Regional Highway R1 and establishing a highway connection between Thailand and the tourism centers in Siem Reap and Angkor Wat, and providing access to northwestern Cambodia. The Project will also reconstruct another 50 important bridges on approximately 200 kilometers of highways NR56 and NR68, providing access to large rural areas in the provinces covered by the project. (ii) Consulting Services The services will cover the preparation of design and tender documentation for the selected roads and related structures, packaging of contracts, assistance with bid evaluation and contract awards and works supervision.(iii) Project Management The project will provide for the administrative expenditure of the PMU covering office running costs, office equipment, staff salaries, Vehicles and traveling allowances.
Melamchi Water Supply Project The Fund will cover part  the cost component of  access roads in the amount of US$ 13.7 million.
Bokeo Food Security Project The project  aims at securing and  improved incomes for the populationl of Bokeo Province through realising the following components: (a) Agricultural development - covering irrigation system rehabilitation, technically enhanced farming systems and pilot watershed development; (b) Livestock development -  encompassing veterinary programs, improved livestock husbandry and marketing facilities and upgrading of district livesock officest; (c) Road development - comprising rehabilitation of the 78 km Honayxai - Muangnom road and construction of feeder roads, provision of offices, equipment and technical assistance to the implementation provincial department; (d) Primary Health and education - including maternal care, nutrition, disease control and sanitation; (e)  Institutional development - covering institution building, human resource development, office construction and provision of equipment.
School Contruction Project The project comprises the construction of 10  new schools to replace inappropriate rented facilities and double shifting.
Rural Infrastructure Development Project The project aims at providing basic infrastructure in five impoverished, remote rural regions across the country. This will include building roads, health centers, schools and small water supply and sanitation systems, among others. 
The project is expected to create jobs for the under and unemployed, particularly the youth.
Also during the construction phase women participating in income-generation activities such as selling food and other wares to workers will be able to boost their household incomes and improve living conditions.
Northern Region Agricultural Rehabilitation Project Rehabilitation of irrigated agriculture (100 villages/40,000 familieis).
Pump schemes, plant protection, horticulture, livestock, women's activities.
T/A and training. Agricultural support services for agricultural extension; short-term/medium/term credit through ABS; institutional development.
Rural Recovery and Development Project The project is to contribute to houdehold food security and incomes in Burundi. It envolves the rehabilitation of about 460 piped water supply systems, the equipment of 800 small surface springs. It will improve food crop production, benefitting more than 40,000 households.
Laguna de Bay Fish Pen Develop Project The objectives of the project are increased fish production and supply to the Laguna de Bay region including Manila.  The project provides for extension of credit to fishermen for the development of 2,500 ha of fish pen modules and for the construction of a fish hatchery/nursery complex.
Leeward Highway Rehabilitation Project The project consists of the following main components: A) Civil Engineering Works, cover a) pavement works; b) reconstruction of drainage system; c) rehabilitation of bridge and sea defence works; d) road marking and signalling; B) Engineering Services and Project Management; C) Technical Assistance and Procurement of Equipment; and, D) Acquisition of Land.
Pyinmana Integrated Sugar Project The main objective of the project is to increase the annual production of white sugar from 18,000 to 51,000 tons and to increase the supply of cane commensurately.  This integrated project covers several aspects of sugar production from agriculture, with the necessary irrigation and drainage works, to transport, with the construction of a network of farm and feeder roads, to industry, with the provision of a new sugar factory, ancillary works and laboratires.  Existing facilities will also be rehabiliated.  The benefits of the project are increased output and employment.  The agricultural component will benefit some 10,000 farmers and the other components are also expected to create significant employment opportunities.  The economic rate of return is estimated at 18%.
Rural Health Project III The project aims to improve access and quality of basic health services through rehabilitation and upgrading of existing health centers and dispensaries in seven districts throughout kenya.
Nam Ngum Hydropower Project The project comprises the installation of a fifth turbine-generator unit (40 MW capacity) at the Nam Ngum hydroeletric plant, the strengthening of the institutional capacity of EDL, and assistance to the Government of Laos and EDL in formulating long-term energy strategy.  In addition to adding to the electricity generation capacity of Laos, the project will enable it to export energy to neighboring Thailand, thus strengthening regional economic cooperation between the two countries.  Agreement has already been reached between Laos and Thailand on the purchase of electricity to be generated under the project.

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Botswana Polytechnic Project The project's objectives are directed towards the reinforcement of technical education to increase the supply of appropriately educated and trained technical manpower to meet the projected needs of the country.
Samsun Light Rail Transport System Project (Supplementary Loan) To construct a 15 km-long light rail system in Samsun, an important hub for commercial and industrial activities along the Black Sea.
Grain Silos Project (Phase II) The project consists of 3 silos with each silo composed of 6 metallic bins (5,000 tons each) with cylindrical ends of reinforced concrete.
Health & Education Rehabilitation Project The project aims at improving the quality of services in the health and education sectors and comprises the following schemes: a) SIF sub-projects encompassing investment and institutional support sub-projects in the categories of health; education; and institutional support for Requesting Agencies; b) SIF institutional development, including the establishment of SIF as in institution (through a transformation process from the ESF); c) Emergency Social Fund (ESF) training program.
Enhanced Smallholder Livestock Investment Program (E-SLIP) The Program goal is to sustainably improve incomes of rural poor households in selected provinces and districts. The development objective is to enhance the production and productivity of key livestock systems of targeted smallholder producers in selected provinces and districts in a sustainable manner. 

The program encompasses three components, namely; 
(i) Animal Disease Control; 
(ii) Livestock Production Systems; and 
(iii) Program Management.
Kimbiji Hydrocarbon Exploration Project (Additional Loan) The purpose of the project is to determine and assess the availability of hydrocarbons in Kimbiji and its potentiality towards alleviating the foreign exchange costs of imported oil while providing the economy of Tanzania with energy for its development.
Nuno Modogashe Road Upgrading Project Roads in the isolated North Eastern Province are mostly in poor condition, thus hindering preventing the movement of agricultural inputs and produce to marketplaces. Such is the case of the Nuno-Mogodashe Road, a section of road that connects the towns of Garissa and Wajir, as well as to the North East region and neighboring Ethiopia and Somalia. 

The project will pave this road and replace and/or construct drainage works and install signs, pavement markings and guardrails. On completion, the upgraded road will enhance the population�s access to social services and ease travel to some of Kenya�s top tourist destinations, thus helping boost the tourism sector. 

The road starts at Nuno and ends at Mogodashe, 145km north-west of Nuno. lt will follow the existing road that is comprised of gravel and earth sections with drainage culverts. The full road length passes through very gently undulating terrain.
Crop Deversification and Agricultural Services Project The project aims at promoting sustainable growth in the agricultural sector through increases in food production, diversification in the production of crops and promotion of export crop earnings. The project consists of the following components: Marketing; Agricultural Extension and Applied Research; and Institutional Development. Each component provides for technical assistance, studies and training, civil works, maintenance works, vehicles and equipment, credit and incremental operating costs.
Abu Qir Power Plant Project The project will build an Abu Qir Power Plant located 33 km east of the port city of Alexandria, adjacent to the Abu Qir Steam Power Station. 1) construction of a new power plant that will contain two steam-turbine generating units, each capable of delivering 650 MW of power, and two pressurized steam generators
2) building of a desalination plant and wastewater treatment facility. In addition to providing the population with an efficient and reliable supply of power, the project is expected to create 3,000 temporary jobs, out of which around 90% will be filled by casual laborers. In addition, around 400 permanent jobs will be created upon the project�s completion.
Azezo-Metema Road Project The project aims at upgrading the existing gravel road to asphalt standard under RSDP II, with a 7.0 meter carriageway and 1.5 meter shoulders on both sides for a length of 180 km between Azezo and Metema in Amhara region.
Manzini-Mbadlane Highway Project This project�s objective is to reduce poverty and enhance economic growth by improving regional interconnectivity. This will, in turn, lead to an increase of exports and raise the import of goods, thereby boosting economic activity.

Works will include construction of a 17km highway, underpasses and bridges and installation of drainage structures to prevent flooding.

When completed, around 250,000 Swazis are expected to directly benefit from the project in terms of economic activities and reduced travel cost and time. 

The road also connects the main tourist and social infrastructure situated in Manzini municipality as well as linking Manzini and Matsapha with Burundi's largest trading partner, South Africa. In addition, the new highway will provide easy access to the Sikhuphe International airport.
Addis Ababa Airport Project (Phase II) The project aims at meeting the ICAO standards for operation and safety and at increasing the airport capacity. This is an additional loan for the same project to cover the second phase.
National Universities Rehabilitation and Modernization Project The project development objectives are to increase the national university system capacity to cope with an increasingly growing student's demand; improve the quality of teaching conditions and methods to meet minimum technical and technological advancements and further the country's decentralization process by strengthen competencies of the universities at the local level to contribute with their own region's social and economic development.

The project encompasses the implementation of infrastructure and equipment investments in nine (9) of the thirteen (13) national universities grouped in the System of the Bolivian University. It also includes a Project Management and Coordination component to allow for the supervision, control and monitoring of the simultaneous project's implementation of works and investments in the participating universities.

Total project costs, inclusive contingencies and excluding taxes, total project costs are estimated at US$ 22.57 million. Physical contingencies, equivalent to 10% of the civil works costs included in the infrastructure component and price contingencies of 5% of the total costs of equipment procurement were estimated, totalling US$ 1.51 million. Total base costs refer to prices prevailing in 2005.
University of Djibouti Project The project consists of the construction and equipment of a fully integrated University campus with a total capacity of 10,000 students. The total constructed area is estimated at about 26,000 square meters. While responding to the growing demand of the higher education sub-sector in Djibouti, the project will provide all sectors of the economy with qualified and highly educated staff and promote scientific research. Hence, the project will also contribute to the human development of the country.
Third Railway Project 1. Track renewal (112 km)
2. Replacement of present signal and telecommunications system
3. 9 new locomotives
4. 1 100 new wagons
5. Spare parts for rehabilitation of equipment and maintenance of workshops
6. Handling equipment
7. Staff housing
8. T/A and training
Outer Islands Water Supply and Sewerage Facilities Project The project is co-financed by OFID and the Government of Maldives.OFID's participation is in the amount of US$ 20.60 million, to be  allocated to the financing of the Sewerage Networks, Water Supply Networks, and Project Management components. The Government's is the balance of US$ 3.10 million equivalent.
Mukungwa Hydro-Electric Project The project consisted of:  (a) construction of the dam; (b) construction of the off-take comprising a thin grate and safety valve; (c) construction of a supply system; (d) supply and installation of the power plant (two groups of alternating turbines of 6.35 MW each); (e) construction fo 70/100 kV and 30 kV lines for the connection to the national network.
Heavy Equipment Maintenance Project The loan proceeds will be used to purchase spare parts and maintnance installations needed for the construction of reservoirs in the Vientiane Plain.  This is part of an agricultural rehabiltiation and development program whose main beneficiaries are the estimated 100,000 displaced persons now being resettled in the Vientiane Plain.  This loan complements an earlier BOP Support Loan of US$5.0 million extended by the Fund for the Vientiane Plain Development Program.