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FIGHT FOR PEACE INTERNATIONAL Primary goal (Comic Relief): Children and young people at risk. Related issues (Comic Relief): NULL. Summary: In Mare favela, one of the most dangerous slums in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, drug-related gun violence is the primary cause of death of young people. Key drivers for youth participation in crime and violence include poverty, low levels of education, social marginalisation, violence from state forces and armed groups, dysfunctional families, and a lack of leisure facilities. This project will extend a tried and tested approach that offers personal development, sports, education and employment opportunities and social support services to vulnerable young people in the favela, enabling young people to realise their full potential and increasing social cohesion and peace in the target communities. Full grant commitment: GBP 468 thousand. | 11,330 |
SHINING HOPE FOR COMMUNITIES Programme: YCABA. Description: To strengthen early childhood development programs and linkages to health and social services for young children affected by HIV and AIDS living in Nairobi's Kibera slum. | 11,240 |
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES Primary goal (Comic Relief): Slum dwellers. Related issues (Comic Relief): Children and young people at risk, Slum dwellers, Trade, enterprise and employment. Summary: A continuous flow of trucks makes its way to a mountain of rubbish on the outskirts of Nairobi. As they add to it, small children are amongst the thousands who scavenge for value amongst the food, medical and other waste. Improbably, a group who came together through playing football, are now looking for better lives. They raised funds to train single mothers and young people, helping them get jobs while supporting children into local schools. This project will provide small grants for food and housing and provide further training. With proper jobs they can face a future outside the dump. More children will be provided with uniforms, books and support to help them into school. The government of the UK (DfID) funded 50 percent of this grant - this share is excluded to avoid double counting in the DAC statistics. Full grant commitment: GBP 10 thousand. | 16,030 |
ASIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY to support innovation in decentralized systems and technologies using a market-led approach for full or partial treatment and disposal of human excreta and wastewater from dwellings and businesses | 14,032 |
TEGEMEO INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURAL POLICY & DEVELOPMENT to allow Tegemeo to reach the next level of its development and remove the barriers to growth, including finding new accommodation for the Institute, strengthening the relationship with Egerton University, and embedding Tegemeo as a national leader within | 31,110 |
INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (KARNATAKA) to transform non-piped sanitation systems and explore sustainable options for service delivery with private-sector engagement to benefit underserved sections of the population residing in slums who currently do not have access to sanitation facilities | 14,032 |
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON Primary goal (Comic Relief): Slum dwellers. Related issues (Comic Relief): Lack of voice, influence, agency. Summary: Freetowns slums are amongst the most difficult places to survive let alone thrive - on earth. Faced with enormous challenges in providing shelter and services of any kind, there are many projects which attempt to improve living conditions. But they do so with little co-ordination or useful information on exactly the scale and extent of the problems. Through a new organisation linked to the University, this project will train and support people to bring existing and new information together on Freetowns slums with the aim of contributing to Freetowns first urban development plan. This could significant improve the quality and coordination of services in the slums, leading to slums dwellers being more secure, safe and better off. The government of the UK (DfID) funded 50 percent of this grant - this share is excluded to avoid double counting in the DAC statistics. Full grant commitment: GBP 840.636 thousand. | 14,030 |
SAMAGRA WASTE MANAGEMENT PRIVATE LIMITED to scale up to a successful working model of community toilet block management in the urban slums of India | 14,032 |
UNIVERSIDADE DE FORTALEZA to improve health and reduce crime rates in Brazilian slums by evaluating a program established in 1990 at a public hospital designed to promote father-newborn baby bonding and thereby a life-valuing ethos | 12,220 |
to support the city of Harare to respond to the challenge of informal settlements through replicating successful interventions that are based on strong city-community partnerships | 43,030 |
MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION: GOVERNMENT OF ETHIOPIA to support modernization of urban property taxation in Ethiopia, thereby generating revenues that will enable cities to provide basic services to the urban poor | 43,030 |
UMANDE TRUST to develop sustainable and scalable models for efficiently delivering safe, accessible, decent sanitation for the poor living in Africas urban informal settlements | 14,032 |
SANERGY to promote the safe collection of fecal sludge and the delivery of hygienic sanitation services to low-income populations in urban informal settlements by establishing scalable supply chains for sourcing fecal sludge, developing processes to convert fecal | 14,032 |
AERAS to provide support for rental space required to complete activities described in TB vaccine proposal | 12,263 |
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY Programme: Catholic Sisters. Description: To study and support cross-sector collaboration involving Catholic sisters serving in health care ministries in peri-urban slums in Accra, Ghana. | 16,030 |
AMREF HEALTH AFRICA Primary goal (Comic Relief): Health. Related issues (Comic Relief): Maternal, neonatal, child health. Summary: This proposal seeks to address major health challenges in two of the biggest slums in Kenya. Maternal mortality is much higher than in the rest of the country, and there is a low uptake of maternity services. HIV prevalence is very high and poor uptake and adherence to HIV treatment remains an ongoing challenge, compounded by issues of extreme poverty and weak health services. This project will strengthen the delivery of quality services and engage with the community through a large network of community health workers. It will improve access to health and HIV services, resulting in improved maternal, newborn and child health, and a better quality of life for people living with HIV. Full grant commitment: GBP 1341.009 thousand. | 13,020 |
CARE INTERNATIONAL UK Primary goal (Comic Relief): Slum dwellers. Related issues (Comic Relief): Water and sanitation. Summary: Residents of informal settlements in Lusaka suffer from inadequate garbage disposal services. Littering, dumping and burning of waste results in disease, water pollution, contamination of land and hazardous blockage of drainage systems. The project will test new approaches to fee collection for garbage collection services in order to find ways to improve solid waste management systems and make them sustainable. Improved services are expected to lead to secure livelihoods for waste collectors, stronger collaboration between community-based organisations, better environmental conditions, an improved quality of life for residents, and options for replication in other urban settlement in Zambia. The government of the UK (DfID) funded 50 percent of this grant - this share is excluded to avoid double counting in the DAC statistics. Full grant commitment: GBP 958.155 thousand. | 14,030 |
Y CARE INTERNATIONAL Primary goal (Comic Relief): Slum dwellers. Related issues (Comic Relief): Sexual abuse or exploitation. Summary: Up to 90% of women in Zambia experience intimate partner violence and a high proportion of those living in informal settlements in Lusaka. Many are unemployed, engage in transactional sex and regularly experience violence as a result. This project will create spaces where women can share their experiences, get counselling, and understand their rights. Working with social services, the police and others will strengthen womens access to justice. Some women will also receive support to help them create small businesses. It will also work with younger men and as part of an existing campaign encouraging them to reject violence against women and become positive role models themselves. The government of the UK (DfID) funded 50 percent of this grant - this share is excluded to avoid double counting in the DAC statistics. Full grant commitment: GBP 833.386 thousand. | 14,030 |
YOUTH PROJECTS INTERNATIONAL Primary goal (Comic Relief): Children and young people at risk. Related issues (Comic Relief): Slum dwellers. Summary: The project aims to carry out a consultation and planning exercise with slum dwellers in order to determine the most effective means of working with 14-25 year olds in Kasoli slum in Tororo. Working in collaboration with local government officials the information collected will be used to create a development plan for a Youth Hub that can offer local support services, including interventions to improve sexual health, personal development and livelihood options. The government of the UK (DfID) funded 60 percent of this grant - this share is excluded to avoid double counting in the DAC statistics. Full grant commitment: GBP 6.119 thousand. | 16,050 |
UNICEF ALL FOR CHILDREN Programme: Education. Description: Equity in Education: An Approach of Holistic Child Development in Slum Areas in Dhaka City | 11,240 |
The Leopard Haiti Fund seeks to invest in small and medium sized enterprises in Haiti in the sectors of food processing, renewable energy, housing and tourism. The fund will create value in the country by providing capital to the portfolio companies, as w | 32,130 |
BRAC UK Primary goal (Comic Relief): Children and young people at risk. Related issues (Comic Relief): Maternal, neonatal, child health. Summary: Over one-third of Dhakas 12 million inhabitants live in overcrowded slums. The lack of access to quality services in slums further manifests in poor primary school enrolment which is approximately 20% lower than the national average and the drop-out rate is estimated to be 48%, the majority girls. This project addresses poor education opportunities and the poor health of children at risk and their families alongside providing specific support to street children. It will provide maternal-child health services to slum communities and support the adoption of improved practices to reduce maternal and child mortality. As a result, more children will be raised by their own mothers, limiting the care burden for orphaned young siblings, which is often a barrier to their education. Children at risk and previously out-of-school will acquire literacy and numeracy skills enabling these children to then mainstream into the formal school system and continue their education. Full grant commitment: GBP 500 thousand. | 16,010 |
LEASING | 99,810 |
BR APL INTEGRATED WATER MANAGEMENT IN METROPOLITAN SAO PAULO The objectives of the Integrated Water Management in Metropolitan Sao Paulo, the Mananciais Horizontal Adaptable Program Loan (APL) Project in Brazil are: (i) to protect and maintain the quality and reliability of Metropolitan Region of Sao Paulo's (MRSPs) water resources and potable water sources, (ii) to improve the quality of life of the poor populations residing in key targeted urban river basins in MRSP, and (iii) to strengthen institutional capacity and improve metropolitan management and coordination in MRSP in water resources management, water pollution control, land-use policy and basic service provision. There are four components to the project. The first component of the project is institutional capacity building. This component is designed to support the executing agencies by strengthening their institutional capacity and promoting improved metropolitan management and coordination with regard to the key metropolitan challenges of water resources management, water pollution control, land-use policy and basic service provision, by supporting, inter alia: improved metropolitan integrated land-use and water resources management, environmental and water quality monitoring, environmental education and social outreach, and program management, monitoring, evaluation and dissemination. The second component of the project is urban upgrading. This component is aimed at improving the standards and layouts of urban occupation in the targeted basins and improving the quality of life of the residents of these basins, especially the low-income communities living in informal settlements, through: urbanization of slums and irregular settlements, recuperation of high-risk and degraded areas, involuntary resettlement, preparation of housing plans, environmental and urban layout standardization of settlements, and socio-environmental supervision for urban upgrading and housing interventions. The third component of the project is environmental protection and recovery. This component is designed to protect and recover natural habitats and environmentally sensitive and degraded areas in the sub-basins with a view to improving environmental quality, through: re-vegetation and reforestation, urbanization of public areas with creation of green and leisure spaces, establishment of environmentally protected areas, rehabilitation and protection of reservoirs and water production systems, and control of the transportation of hazardous substances in the region. The fourth and the final component of the project are integrated water supply and sanitation (WSS). This component aims at reversing the main factors contributing to the pollution of the reservoirs and providing integrated WSS services to the poor, through: wastewater management improvements, water supply system improvements, and solid waste management improvements. | 14,021 |
JORDAN - CULTURAL HERITAGE, TOURISM & URBAN DEVELOPMENT | 41,040 |
THIRD TAMIL NADU URBAN DEVELOPMENT PROJECT (TNUDP III) | 15,112 |
The Support for Strategic Local Development and Investment Project for Philippines will improve local public service provision and management by facilitating Local Government Unit (LGU) access to viable financing to implement strategic infrastructure investments. The project has the following components: Component 1: will enable LGUs to implement infrastructure sub-projects that have been identified in development plans and multi-year investment programs as a result of CDS or similar participatory, multi-year planning exercises. Component 2: will provide assistance to LGUs participating in the sub-projects for: (i) the preparation of terms of reference for sub-project preparation work including feasibility studies and detailed engineering design, (ii) procurement, (iii) supervision and management including monitoring of outcomes during construction, and (iv) improve management and operations of municipal enterprises and services. | 16,030 |
HOUSING POLICY AND ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT | 16,030 |
URBAN DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT | 43,030 |
METRO COLOMBO URBAN DEVELOPMENT PROJECT | 43,060 |
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY: INCREASING ACCESS TO HOME IMPROVEMENT FINANCING FOR BOP The project entails extending a senior loan of up to US$5 million to Asociación HPH El Salvador (HPHES) for on-lending to BOP families to finance home improvement investments and mitigate qualitative housing deficits. | 16,040 |
PROPOSAL FOR REDUCTION OF VULNERABILITY IN INFORMAL URBAN NEIGHRBORHOODS IN THE The objective of the program is to diminish vulnerability and improve living conditions of families living in Precarious Human Settlements exposed to floods and landslides in the Metropolitan Area of San Salvador. The program will combine interventions of | 16,010 |
HOUSING PROGRAM AND INTEGRAL IMPROVEMENT OF URBAN INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS The program has five components: (i) low-income housing subsidies, (ii) comprehensive improvement of informal urban neighborhoods, (iii) progressive housing development subdivisions and property formalization, (iv) institutional strengthening for the sect | 16,040 |
NAT. POP. & HOUSING CENSUS & HOUSEHOLD BUDGET SURVEY: INCRE. USE OF BASIC STATS. Component I. Update and improve the accuracy of the data of the 2012 General Population and Housing Census and the 2013/2014 Household Budget Survey, Component II. Increase and facilitate accessibility to census and survey data, and Component III. Produce | 15,110 |
SECOND LOW INCOME SHELTER PROGRAM The approach of the Program will give continuity to the enabling housing markets approach that has been adopted by the government since 2001. The government will continue to direct demand subsidies targeted to low/moderate-income households largely for ho | 16,040 |
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FOR METROPOLITAN AREAS OUTSIDE THE CAPITAL The goal of the program is to help improve service delivery in metropolitan areas outside the capital so as to improve quality of life for their residents and make their urban economies more competitive. The specific objective is to design and implement i | 16,040 |
BARRIO IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM, SECOND INDIVIDUAL OPERATION The CCLIP and the Individual Loan will contribute to the habitability of families living in irregular neighborhoods with severe deficiencies in public infrastructure, and most of the dwellers do not have ownership of the properties in which they live. The | 16,040 |
XINJIANG ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT(II) URBAN DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT | 43,030 |
NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM II shsgd | 16,040 |
FIRST NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT LOAN The purpose of the Program is to improve the quality of life of families living in irregular neighborhoods in Uruguay and to prevent new irregular neighborhoods. | 16,040 |
PROGRAM TO SUPPORT DINAMA (DIRECCIÓN NACIONAL DE MEDIO AMBIENTE) The project is financed through a loan operation for US$5M, plus US$2M in counterpart funding, its duration is 5 years. The project will be executed by the Ministry of Housing, Land Use Planning and Environment (MVOTMA), under the responsibility of its Na | 41,010 |
ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION PROGRAM - PHASE II i)Strengthen EMAAP-Q as an efficient and financially sustainable company in the long term. ii) Rehabilitation and reduction of damage urban infrastructure and housing caused by torrential rain in the zone of the central south of the city, and iii) expansi | 14,020 |
SOCIAL HOUSING NATIONAL PROGRAM - STAGE 2 Complementarity to Loan 2279/OC-EC submitted by the Ministry of Finance taking into account the priorities of the National Government, which are directed towards financing projects that promote the orderly growth of cities, broaden the coverage of public | 16,040 |
MUNICIPAL MODERNIZATION & NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT PHASE I To strenghth the Municipio de Quito government contributing to the improvement of the quality of life of the poorest neighborhood families. | 16,040 |
IMPROVING AND UPGRADING SCIENCE AND EDUCATION INFRASTRUCTURE AND HOUSING FOR YOUNG RESEARCHERS | 43,010 |
IMPROVING AND UPGRADING SCIENCE AND EDUCATION INFRASTRUCTURE AND HOUSING FOR YOUNG RESEARCHERS IN SERBIA | 43,010 |
HOUSING FOR INTEGRATED RURAL DEVELOPMENT IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM - TRANCHE 2 The Housing for Integrated Rural Development (HIRD) Program is a high priority component of Uzbekistan?s Welfare Improvement Strategy (WIS) 2012?2015 for achieving inclusive growth and greater diversification of the economy. HIRD focuses on rural housing as an engine for economic transformation and accelerating rural development. Planned communities, modern house designs, new construction technology and materials, and more environmentally sustainable construction solutions are advancing the construction sector and providing opportunities for Uzbek entrepreneurs and industries. As part of HIRD up to 10,000 homes are being built per year, creating opportunities for up to 1,000 small rural contractors and 100,000 rural construction jobs annually. Improved access to nearby schools and clinics is a key part of this program. More reliable electricity, gas, and water supply, combined with community designs that include space for retail shops and commercial services, are opening up opportunities for home-based businesses. HIRD is an important driver for the 500,000 rural micro and small enterprises and home-based jobs targeted each year. On 31 August 2011, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) approved a $500 million multitranche financing facility (MFF) for the Housing for Integrated Rural Development (HIRD) Investment Program principally to provide financing to participating commercial banks (PCBs) for onlending to more than 40,000 targeted rural homebuyers. Under HIRD, subloans financed by the MFF help support construction of new modern houses built in planned rural community sites, with serviced land plots with electricity, gas, water supply and sanitation, and roads provided by local governments. Local governments also provide access to and improvements in nearby schools and medical clinics, and are making space available for new retail shops and commercial services. | 16,030 |
PROGRESSIVE INTRODUCTION OF BASIC SERVICES AND SOCIAL HOUSING FOR THE BOP-PRODEL The objective is to expand financing for basic community infrastructure and incremental home improvement projects for families at the base of the pyramid in Nicaragua. | 16,030 |
RENT TO OWN: INNOVATION TO IMPROVE ACCESS TO SOCIAL HOUSING IN NICARAGUA This project will facilitate access to credit for the purchase of adequate housing for the Majority in Nicaragua. This will be acheived through the promotion of a savings plan by RAFCASA, which offers a rental program with an option to buy in coordinati | 16,040 |
FOMEPADE - INCREASING ACCESS TO HOUSING FOR THE BOP PUBLIC EMPLOYEES IN MEXICO The objective of the Project is to contribute to the reduction of the qualitative and quantitative housing deficit for the Base of the Pyramid (BOP) in Mexico by facilitating access to financing for home improvements and new housing solutions. To achieve | 16,040 |
BANCO GENERAL HOUSING FINANCING PARTNERSHIP The transaction consist of up to US$80million A/B loan or Co-financing (US$50million A loan) with up to 7 years with a 1 year grace period. The transaction will support mortgage lending for new home owners under the ley de interés preferencial | 24,040 |
COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM TO ADDRESS URBAN POVERTY The operation will tentatively have the following components: 1) Social and Community Development 2) Urban improvement 3) Planning for Urban Development 4) Violence Prevention | 16,040 |
Investment Funds and Banks :Pan African Housing Fund (PAHF) | 32,210 |
INDIA: AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN POOR STATES To stimulate the growth of the affordable housing market,in partnership with National Housing Bank, by providing loans to buildhousing units and home loans for first-time home owners. This will result in 27,000 construction jobs for the poorest people i | 43,030 |
LINE OF CREDIT OF 200MILLIONS EUROS FOR SOCIAL HOUSING BY CAPE VERDE CONSORTIUM. Improvement of living conditions of poor populations | 16,040 |
CHONGQING URBAN-RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT DEMONSTRATION II PROJECT Chongqing is one of four centrally-administered municipalities of the People's Republic of China (PRC). Located in the upper middle reaches of the Yangtze River, Chongqing is a part of the less-developed western region which is targeted by the PRC's national preferential policies under the National Strategy for Development of the West (NSDW). Although the NSDW has contributed to double Chongqing's gross domestic product (GDP) in the past five years, economic benefits have been unevenly distributed due to Chongqing's topographical characteristics of vast hinterlands and predominantly hilly and mountainous terrain. In Chongqing, a few rapidly developing central districts co-exist with poverty-stricken peripheral counties, and widening development gaps among districts and counties. Within districts and counties, imbalanced socioeconomic development is also increasingly evident where urban expansion meets rural areas. The urban-rural average income gap increased to 3.4 times in 2010 and 1.45 million people live below the designated poverty line of CNY1,400 per annum.In accordance with the national and municipal strategic priorities, Chongqing has shifted its focus from traditional centralized urban development to balanced urban-rural development. However, many rural villages, small towns and cities still struggle with poor basic infrastructures. In addition to insufficient rural road access and limited water supply provision, frequent flooding in second and third-tier cities becomes a clear development hindrance. | 14,031 |
HEBEI SMALL CITIES AND TOWNS DEVELOPMENT DEMONSTRATION SECTOR PROJECT The impact of the Project is sustained socioeconomic growth and improved health and living conditions in small cities and towns in Hebei province. The outocme of the Project is improved infrastructure, environmental protection, and employment generation in small cities and towns in Hebei province.The proposed Project focuses on supporting sustainable urban development and consist of a number of sector interventions primarily targeted to support industrial development, tourism, job creation, and environmental protection. The main sectors are water and wastewater, solid waste management, upgrading and greening of rivers, and district heating. The subsectors involve (i) increases in the capacity to supply potable water and coverage of distribution networks, and provision of sewerage systems with associated wastewater treatment facilities, (ii) river and lake improvement works to reduce the risk of seasonal flooding and increase the capacity to impound water for industrial, irrigation, and other uses, (iii) provision of modern solid waste collection equipment, development of engineered waste disposal sites, and strengthening of operational management, and (iv) provision of centralized heating plants and the associated heat distribution networks.Detailed component proposals that fully support the planning strategy and sector goals are being developed for the first group of cities and towns in each province. The Project will seek to develop approaches and solutions to problems that can be replicated in urban centers throughout the province and may be used to demonstrate to other provinces across the PRC how to formulate planning strategies and implement programs in support of structured development of small cities and towns. | 14,031 |
INTEGRATED ECOSYSTEM AND WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT IN THE BAIYANGDIAN BASIN The project activities are aimed at promoting sustainable ecosystem and water resources management with emphasis on biodiversity conservation, urban development, and rural livelihood programs. The project comprises four components: (A) loan investment subprojects -- 22 subprojects in seven different categories, i.e. wastewater treatment plants (WTP), water supply systems (WSS), reforestation, urban flood management, integrated water management, solid waste management, and clean energy development, (B) biodiversity conservation financed by GEF grant, (C) institutional strengthening, and (D) project management support. | 14,031 |
XINJIANG INTEGRATED URBAN DEVELOPMENT PROJECT The project will improve urban infrastructure facilities and the environment in the cities of Kelamayi and Kuitun in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region (XUAR), which will contribute to sustainable economic growth and improve the quality of life for about 340,000 urban residents in the two project cities. | 14,031 |
GANSU JIUQUAN INTEGRATED URBAN ENVIRONMENT IMPROVEMENT PROJECT The project aims to promote environmentally sustainable and socioeconomically inclusive urban development in Jiuquan, Gansu province, by upgrading urban infrastructure and services. The project will support wastewater management, urban transport and utility facilities, windbreak plantation, and related services. | 14,022 |
HUBEI HUANGSHI URBAN POLLUTION CONTROL AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PROJECT The project aims to promote environmentally sustainable and socioeconomically inclusive urban development in Huangshi, Hubei Province, by upgrading urban environmental infrastructure and services. The project will support wastewater management, lake rehabilitation, sludge treatment, solid waste management, and related urban environmental services.The project is located in Huangshi, southeastern Hubei Province, 80 kilometers (km) southeast of Wuhan, the provincial capital. The city is spread over floodplain on the south bank of the Yangtze River, having developed around three lakes: Cihu, Qingshan, and Qinggang. In 2010, the population of the municipality was 2.43 million, with 765,000 living in the urban area. Huangshi's initial development was based on mining, and its associated secondary industries have driven the city's economic development. Resource depletion and the need for more balanced and sustainable development prompted the Huangshi municipal government (HMG) to renew the city by upgrading its industry, relocating polluting industries outside of the central urban area, and developing tertiary industries and an enabling investment environment. This will help Huangshi strengthen its development potential as a core secondary city in Hubei Province, supporting balanced regional development in the province. Huangshi is a part of the Wuhan+8 megacity cluster, which the government promotes as a pilot administrative zone for balanced, environment-friendly economic development within the cluster. | 14,022 |
GUANGXI BEIBU GULF CITIES DEVELOPMENT PROJECT The project will support PRC's balanced socio-economic development and poverty reduction goals by urban development of three key coastal cities in the southern part of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region - Beihai, Qinzhou, and Fangchenggang. The project will significantly improve obsolate urban infrastructure services and polluted environment, enhancing three coastal cities' potential to fully capture economic benefits by (i) industrialization and urbanization for the local poor including ethnic minorities, (ii) improved investment climate, and (iii) increasing regional and subregional trade activities. The project will have five investment component and one capacity development component in three cities. They include: (i) two urban roads of 16.2 km with related urban utility facilities to guide urban expansion by providing safe and efficient access for new industrial workers and trade logistics to the port area in Beihai, (ii) 16.2 km urban road network with related urban utility facilities in the port area to open up opportunity of employment and better quality of life for local poor and migrating workers and their families in Qinzhou, (iii) a new centralized wastewater treatment plant with a treatment capacity of 30,000 m3/day and associated sewerage network of 24 km to equip the city with appropriate industrial and municipal wastewater treatment technology and prevention of environmental pollution, and 16.1 km urban road upgrading with appropriate urban facilities to accomodate boosting border city trade activity, urban expansion needs and increasing mobilization of people for rapid regional economic integration in Fangchenggang, and (iv) training and capacity development. | 14,022 |
URBAN HOUSING REHABILITATION Construction and expansion of the mortgage market by promoting private financial institutions in providing credits to private households. | 24,030 |
GANSU URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT AND WETLAND PROTECTION PROJECT The proposed project will have the following three components: (i) Development of Road Infrastructure in Dingxi City, (ii) Development of Urban Infrastructure and Wetland Protection in Zhangye City, and (iii) Project Management and Capacity Development. The proposed project will contribute to economic growth of the cities through integrating efficient and rational urban development with environmental improvement and wetland restoration and protection. In addition to the urban infrastructure improvement, the project will (i) increase capacity of the local government agencies to design and implement urban infrastructure development projects integrated with environmental improvement components, (ii) improve technical, financial, and managerial efficiency of the city's water supply company, (iii) improve urban services pricing and subsidization policies, (iv) improve traffic safety, management, and functionality of road infrastructure, and (v) develop a gender action plan. | 14,015 |
JIANGXI FUZHOU URBAN INTEGRATED INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT The Jiangxi Fuzhou Municipal Government (FMG) proposes a project with the following components: (i) an urban transport hub which will be part of the new Xiangpu Railway's JiangxiFuzhou Railway Station, (ii) public transport improvements to better link the new station to the existing city, (iii) river rehabilitation and park development to extend an existing ?greenway? from the existing city to the new station area, (iv) construction of approximately 9 km of access roads, and (v) construction of replacement housing and services for relocated households. The proposed project will contribute to inclusive growth and environmentally sustainable development in Jiangxi Fuzhou by improving the efficiency and sustainability of urban transport and integrate the new railway station into the existing and planned city. | 14,015 |
GUANGXI SOUTHWESTERN CITIES DEVELOPMENT PROJECT The project will support the urban development of three medium-sized cities in the southwestern part of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region (Guangxi)?Fangchenggang City, Chongzuo City, and Baise City. All the project cities are surrounded by counties with widespread poverty. The project will have six investment components in the project cities and one capacity development component. The investment components in each project city will be part of an overall city development program guided by a well-prepared city development master plan. The capacity development component is designed to complement the infrastructure development to be funded under the project. The project has a number of special features. It is part of the national poverty reduction strategy to promote inclusive growth in the less-developed western PRC. All the project cities are at strategic positions of the regional transport corridors under the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) economic cooperation framework. Development of the urban economy in these cities is the driving force in converting these transport corridors into economic corridors for GMS economic cooperation, which the Asian Development Bank (ADB) is supporting. The project has adopted a holistic approach to building urban roads and underground municipal infrastructure in a coherent and integrated manner. Construction of urban infrastructure is supported with capacity development and environmental improvement components, including activities to strengthen climate change resilience of coastal and inland urban areas. | 14,015 |
VINH PHUC PROVINCE INVESTMENT CLIMATE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT URBAN DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT | 43,030 |
SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM FOR THE MANAUS' IGARAPÉS - PROSAMIM II The Program include actions and works in the Educandos/Quarenta and São Raimundo Igarapes' watersheds to improve the environmental, urban, health, and housing conditions of the population. To attain these objectives, the Program includes the following com | 14,020 |
SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM FOR THE IGARAPÉS IN MANAUS - PROSAMIM III The project would ensure the continuity of the PROSAMIM actions. The operation would have the following components: i) Environmental, urban and housing improvement, and ii) Institutional and Social sustainability. | 14,020 |
REGIONAL URBAN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM The operation consists of three components: Component 1. Urban infrastructure improvement. It will finance the following sectors: (i) urban road infrastructure, (ii) regional access roads to the main cities in both beneficiary valleys,(iii) urban faciliti | 16,030 |
PROCIDADES-CASCAVEL(INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM) O objetivo geral do Programa de Desenvolvimento Integrado ¿ PDI é consolidar as diretrizes do novo Plano Diretor visando a caracterização de um centro tradicional, maior eficiência para planejamento do transporte público e aumento de áreas verdes, através | 16,030 |
PROCIDADES-CURITIBA:MUNICÍPIO DE CURITIBA INTEGRATED SOCIAL AND URBAN DEVELOPMEN To support activities and projects of Curitiba's Integrated Urban and Social Development Program. The program aims to solve priority problems to improve the city's funcionality: i) Urban rehabilitation of favelas, ii) transport and urban mobility, iii) do | 16,040 |
INTEGRATED URBAN DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL INCLUSION PROGRAM OF ARACAJU To support activities and projects of the Municipality's Aracaju for All Program. The interventions financed by this operation can be classified in two different groups: road infrastructure to improve the South-Center Corridor, urban improvement of low | 16,040 |
PROCIDADES-MARINGÁ: MUNICIPALITY OF MARINGÁ URBAN MOBILITY PROGRAM To support activities and projects within the transportation and mobility sector of the Maringa's Integrated Social and Urban Development Program. The interventions financed by this operation can be classified in three different groups: traffic infrastruc | 16,040 |
PROGRAM FOR URBAN DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIOENVIRONMENTAL INCLUSION IN MANAUS The Program will finance activities and projects of the Municipality of Manaus Urban Development and Environmental and Social Inclusion Program. The Program is structured in four components: a) Integrated Urbanization, b) Mobility and Transport, c) Downto | 16,040 |
SÃO JOSÉ DOS CAMPOS URBAN STRUCTURING PROGRAM Urban interventions and projects in several sectors of public investment which are consistent with municipality's Master Plan approved in 2006, and municipal institutional development activities to improve its efficiency and efficacy. | 16,040 |
Finance activities and projects of the Municipality of Catanduva Integrated Urban Development Program. The Program is under three main components: i) Environmental Sanitation, ii) Urban Qualification iii) institutional Development and Social Communication | 16,040 |
RIO DE JANEIRO LOW-INCOME NEIGHBORHOOD URBAN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM - STAGE III The program improves the living conditions in informal settlements in the city of Rio de Janeiro, through a combination of infrastructure investments and delivery of social services. | 16,040 |
MACAMBIRA-ANICUNS URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM The objective of the program is the environmental recuperation of the waterways of Macambira and Anicuns. The program entails the implementation of the following components: (i) Recuperation of bodies of water along with the execution of macro drainage an | 16,040 |
PROCIDADES - CAMPO GRANDE - INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM To finance activities and projects of the Municipality of Campo Grande Integrated Development and Urban Revitalization Program. The Program is structured in four components: a) Downtown Revitalization, b) Cargo Terminal, c) Urban mobility and d) Instituti | 16,040 |
PROCIDADES-INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FOR THE MUNICÍPIO PASSO FUNDO-PRODIN Finance activities and projects of the Municipality of Passo Fundo Integrated Development Program. The Program is under four main components: i) local economic development, ii) district improvement, iii) transport and urban and rural road system, and iv) | 16,040 |
UPDATE BR-L1055: PROCIDADES NITERÓI URBAN DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL INCL The general objective is to enhance the quality of life of residents of the Município of Niterói by executing urban renewal and social projects. The specific objectives include: (i) improve city services and environmental sanitation conditions in lowincom | 16,040 |
PROCIDADES - ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM OF DISTRITO FEDERAL-ADES The program aims to support urban infrastructure and public services to the Urban Expansion Areas of the Brasilia Federal District. The works and services would include Water, sewer, drainage and electricity networks, Street paving, public lighting and th | 16,040 |
RAJASTHAN URBAN SECTOR DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT PROGRAM - TRANCHE 2 Urban development for economic growth is a universal strategy of the Government of India as its 10th Five-Year Plan [FYP], 2002-2007, and 11th FYP, 2007-2012, show. The strategy is spearheaded by such urban development schemes as the Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission and its subcomponent the Urban Infrastructure Development Scheme for Small and Medium Towns. Apart from supporting the Government's priority of planned development of urban centers in the country, the Investment Program is also aligned with the objectives of fostering economic growth and reducing poverty in Rajasthan. The fast growing sectors in Rajasthan are mostly in urban areas, where productivity is 3.5 times higher than in rural areas. The emphasis on urban development in Rajasthan, financial reforms and the passage of the 74th Constitutional Amendment Act in 1992, which laid the basis for decentralization in the urban sector, have made some improvements, but large inefficiencies in service delivery, low investment in wider service coverage, and poor maintenance persist.The Investment Program and its road map are guided by the 10th FYP 2002-2007 and 11th FYP 2007-2012 of the Government of India. (See the Framework Financing Agreement for the Investment Program, Schedule 1) The Investment Program links capital investments to reforms for sustainable impact. It targets medium size towns with economic growth and tourism potentials, while maintaining regional balance. | 14,022 |
MFF - NORTH KARNATAKA URBAN SECTOR INVESTMENT PROGRAM - TRANCHE 2 The North Karnataka Urban Sector Investment Program will help GoK rehabilitate existing urban infrastructure facilities and construct new ones in ULBs of North Karnataka. The Investment Program will assist GoK in meeting its urban sector investment plan and providing water supply systems, sewerage systems, drainage, and urban road resurfacing and junction improvements. The living environment in slums will be improved with the provision of basic services. Firefighting capacity improvements, tourism infrastructure, and lake rehabilitation are also included. The Investment Program will introduce private sector participation (PSP) in selected subsectors in selected ULBs and support ongoing institutional reforms and training for ULB staff currently being conducted by GoK under the Nirmala Nagar Program (NNP). | 14,022 |
BIHAR URBAN DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT PROGRAM - TRANCHE 1 The proposed Project 1 will include:(i)Bhagalpur water supply subproject,(ii)Hydro-geological assessment of the ground water in Gaya and Darbhanga,(iii)Consulting services for investment program management,(iv)Consulting services for construction supervision and subproject design,(v)Project management and implementation units operations, and(vi)Capacity building and reform activities outside SPUR in Bhagalpur. | 14,022 |
NORTH KARNATAKA URBAN SECTOR INVESTMENT PROGRAM - TRANCHE 3 The North Karnataka Urban Sector Investment Program will help GoK rehabilitate existing urban infrastructure facilities and construct new ones in ULBs of North Karnataka. The Investment Program will assist GoK in meeting its urban sector investment plan and providing water supply systems, sewerage systems, drainage, and urban road resurfacing and junction improvements. The living environment in slums will be improved with the provision of basic services. Firefighting capacity improvements, tourism infrastructure, and lake rehabilitation are also included. The Investment Program will introduce private sector participation (PSP) in selected subsectors in selected ULBs and support ongoing institutional reforms and training for ULB staff currently being conducted by GoK under the Nirmal Nagar Program (NNP). | 14,022 |
KERALA SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT (FORMERLY URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENT II) The expected impact of the Project is increased growth potential of and reduced poverty in the Project cities. The expected outcome of the Project is improved urban environment, economy, and living conditions for the 2.6 million people living the five Project cities. To this end, the Project will (i) improve and expand urban infrastructure and services, (ii) enhance livelihoods, and (iii) improve urban management, planning, and financing capacity of the setor institutions especially the MCs to ensure sustainable provision of urban infrastructure and services. | 14,022 |
HOLDING AL OMRANE (HAO) Financement du contrat programme 2013-2016 | 16,040 |
Wuzhou city is a medium-sized city in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. Over centuries, Wuzhou has served as a gateway city and regional transportation center to connect Guangxi with national and international markets, particularly through river transportation. In line with the Government?s development program, Wuzhou will be developed into a multimode regional transportation hub through domestically funded ongoing transportation projects. However, geological and geographic conditions constrain urban development in Wuzhou. The city is in a mountainous region divided into three parts by two big rivers. Because flat urban land is lacking, the residents tended to build their houses in the marginal lands, which were gradually expanding up the mountains along slopes of major valleys. The mountains in Wuzhou are mainly formed by loose earth, eroded granite, and clastic rocks. As such, they are vulnerable to rain-triggered geological disasters (known as geohazards) in the form of landslides, slope collapse, and mud and debris flows. Many of these valleys, though densely populated, have been classified as geohazard-prone zones.With support from the central Government, the Wuzhou municipal government (WMG) has made enormous investments to strengthen the control of geological disasters, mainly by building and rehabilitating of the slope protections and retaining walls. However, such traditional control measures have not always been economical and optimal solutions. Under severe weather conditions, these slope protections and retaining walls can be washed away together with houses and other buildings.The Guangxi Wuzhou Urban Development Project will adopt a new approach to address the geohazard concern of the city. The basic principle of this new approach to geohazard management is a shift from disaster rehabilitation to prevention. Under the Project, geological disasters are to be prevented through holistic urban planning and integrated public investment. The combination of these efforts will result in (i) carefully designed urban planning for long-term urban expansion, (ii) relocation of the people living in the geohazard-prone valley to the newly developed geohazard-free urban area, (iii) engineering measures for geohazard control to convert the evacuated geohazard-prone valley into geohazard-free land for urban redevelopment, and (iv) stronger geohazard forecasting and early warning capability to improve the effectiveness of the city?s geohazard management system.The Project is aimed at promoting sustainable urban development and improving quality of life in Wuzhou. The outcomes of the Project include improved environmental management through the enhanced disaster management and infrastructure and improved municipal services, particularly in the areas of wastewater management and solid waste management. | 16,040 |
GANSU BAIYIN URBAN DEVELOPMENT PROJECT The impact of the Project will be sustained urban development and improved quality of life of Baiyin people. The Project outcomes include (i) enabling infrastructure facilities to facilitate economic transformation, (ii) improved urban services in transport and district heating, and (iii) reduced air pollution.The Project will have 5 major components:(i) Southern Baiyin infrastructure development. The component includes developing 6 square kilometers of industrial land with the basic public infrastructures including about 24.9 km long of primary and secondary roads and associated facilities such as water supply and drainage pipelines, cable and electricity lines, lighting, and public green field,(ii) Baiyin district road improvement. The component includes construction of 9 new roads, 14 bridges/culverts, and associated storm water, sewer, water supply, heating supply, bus rider/pedestrian and bicycle facilities, and rehabilitation and widening of 3 existing roads,(iii) Pingchuan district road improvement. The component includes construction of 7 new roads, and widening and rehabilitating 1 road and 3 bridges and associated facilities for storm water drainage, sewer and water supply pipelines,(iv) District heating services. The component includes construction of a new heating source plant with 4x58 (MW) capacity, heat transmission pipelines, and heat exchange stations to expand the district heating service area by 3.2 million square meters,(v) Capacity development and institutional strengthening. The Project will provide consulting services and financial support for Baiyin Municipal Government in the following areas: (a) to design and introduce an environmental management system for Southern Baiyin industrial zone, (b) to develop a geographic information system (GIS)-based urban planning and management system for integrated urban transport planning and management, (c) to provide consulting services during project implementation, and (d) to provide support for institutional strengthening of the project management office to meet the operational requirements for project implementation management. | 21,010 |
NORTH EASTERN REGION CAPITAL CITIES DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT PROGRAM, TRANCHE 1 The expected impact of the Investment Program is increased economic growth potential, reduced poverty, and reduced imbalances between NER and the rest of the country. The expected outcomes of the Investment Program will be an improved urban environment and better living conditions for the 1.4 million people expected to be living in the Investment Program cities by 2017. To this end, the Investment program will (i) improve and expand urban infrastructure and services in the cities including in slums and (ii) strengthen urban institutional, management, and the financing capacity of the institutions, including the urban local bodies. The Investment Program will ensure that the benefits from investments are enjoyed by the poor, women and all other vulnerable groups, and that any negative environmental and social impacts are alleviated. | 43,030 |
HUNAN XIANGJIANG INLAND WATERWAY TRANSPORT PROJECT Hunan is a land-locked province located in central PRC. It has a population of 68.4 million. It is one of the six central provinces supported by Government?s Central Region Development Strategy. Hunan is rich in navigable waterway resources. It has the third longest provincial IWT network in the PRC, with over 11,495 km of waterways, 107 ports and 1,880 berths. However, only 5% of the waterway and berths can accommodate vessels of up to 1,000 tons carrying capacity. Historically, IWT used to be the most important transport mode in the province. By 2009 it was carrying 10% of total freight ton-km, reflecting past low public investment in IWT compared to other modes. In 2009 the total IWT investment was CNY551 million, about 1% of total road investment.The Xiang River (Xiangjiang) is one of the largest tributaries of the Yangtze and the largest river in the province. Originating in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, it is 969 km long, with 773 km in Hunan before it flows into the Yangtze River (Map). The Xiang waterway network runs from south to north, via the Yangtze River, connecting six of Hunan?s cities and major concentrations of population with the PRC?s east coast seaports. Habitation and industry in Hunan is oriented along the river valleys. There is a great potential for further development of Xiang waterway to support transport of minerals and agricultural products from their sources inland to the major markets on the eastern seaboard, including by inland shipping services linking the Yangtze and Xiang rivers.With the encouragement from the MOT?s vessel standardization programs, the average vessel capacity in Hunan has increased from 213 deadweight tons (dwt) in 2005 to 318 dwt in 2010. The largest vessel in operation at present is 5,600 dwt. Traffic on the Xiang waterway has grown at 21% per annum since 2000. However, these increases in vessel size and traffic have taken place in the downstream part of Xiang River and the areas close to the Yangtze River. The middle and upper reaches currently have limited water depth and long rocky shoals prevent safe year-round access by large vessels. Further growth is also constrained by obsolete and insufficient port infrastructure and landing facilities. These bottlenecks restrict the utilization of the middle and upper streams of the Xiang River, and increase the transport cost and voyage time, which reduce the competiveness of the waterway compared with other modes of transport. Removal of these bottlenecks is a priority. | 21,040 |
RURAL CONNECTIVITY INVESTMENT PROGRAM - TRANCHE 1 The components proposed for financing under the requested PFR include Road Connectivity and Capacity Building. A. Road Connectivity componentThis comprises construction of rural roads that are part of the PMGSY to provide connectivity to all habitations of population of 500 persons (250 or more in hilly or desert areas, or scheduled tribe areas) or more with all weather roads. Subprojects covering about 3,461 km in total (342 km in Assam, 1,008 km in Chhattisgarh, 1,187 km in Madhya Pradesh, 757 km in Odisha, and 167 km in West Bengal) are proposed to be taken up in the 1st PFR. B. Capacity Building componentThis component will include (i) support to the establishment of Rural Connectivity Training and Research Centers (RCTRCs), (ii) support to the establishing of Rural Road Network Management Units (RRNMUs) in each participating state, (iii) assistance to the MORD/NRRDA and state governments in implementation of the additional policy, and administrative requirements inherent to ADB-assisted projects, and (iv) additional support in operation, monitoring, evaluation and risk management. One RCTRC and one pilot RRNMU will be established in each state under PFR 1. The support will include construction of modern field offices, including laboratories and providing all necessary state-of-the art equipment, system and tools. Support to RCTRCs will also include consulting services to assist staff in rolling out systematic and large scale training in participating states and support RCTRCs in research and compiling best practices and experiences in rural roads. Assistance to the MORD/NRRDA and state governments to comply with administrative requirements inherent to ADB-assisted projects, and additional support in operation, monitoring, evaluation and risk management will be provided through the engagement of a Project Implementation Consultant (PIC) engaged and financed by the Government of India, and Technical Support Consultant (TSC) engaged by NRRDA and financed by ADB. | 21,010 |
URBAN DEVELOPMENT Financial contribution shall promote sustainable provision of necessary infrastructure and services in the areas of water supply and sewage disposal. | 43,030 |
RÉPUBLIQUE ARABE D'EGYPTE Soutien à l'emploi et amélioration des conditions de vie Ex-QUARTIERS informels | 16,050 |
DEVELPT URBAIN A KISUMU (KUP) projet de développement urbain à Kisumu | 43,030 |
INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT Housing & infrastructure projects in Tsunami affected areas. | 43,040 |
ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION LAKE OHRID/PROGRADEC III Sewage disposal/purification, suitable/sound for environment/housing settlement, for Pogradec and the villages of of Bucimas & drinking water supply for Verdove, Remenj & Gurras. | 14,020 |
National Mortgage Company | 16,040 |
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