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Acronyms - xiii<br />

F<br />

FACT : Fine Aggregate Crushing Test<br />

FED : Final Engineering <strong>Design</strong><br />

G<br />

g/m² : Grams per Square Metre<br />

GDP : Gross Domestic Product<br />

GM : Grading Modulus<br />

gTKP : Global Transport Knowledge <strong>Part</strong>nership<br />

GVW : Gross Vehicle Weight<br />

H<br />

ha : Hectare<br />

HDM 4 : World Bank’s Highway <strong>Design</strong> and Maintenance Standards model<br />

HIV : Human immunodeficiency virus<br />

HPS : Hand Packed Stone<br />

HVR : High <strong>Volume</strong> Road<br />

I<br />

ICB : International Competitive Bidding<br />

ICT : In<strong>for</strong>mation Communication Technology<br />

IDA : International Development Agency<br />

ie : That is (abbreviation <strong>for</strong> the Latin phrase id est)<br />

ILO : International Labour Organisation<br />

IMT : Intermediate Means of Transport<br />

IRR : Internal Rate of Return<br />

ITB : Instructions to Bidders<br />

K<br />

km : Kilometre<br />

km² : Square Kilometre<br />

km/h : Kilometres per hour<br />

km/hr : Kilometres per hour<br />

L<br />

LIC : Labour Intensive Construction<br />

LVR : <strong>Low</strong> <strong>Volume</strong> Road<br />

M<br />

m : Metre<br />

m² : Square Metre<br />

m³ : Metres Cubed<br />

MCB : Mortared Clay Brick (fired)<br />

MCS : Mortared Cobblestones<br />

MDS : Mortared Dress Stone<br />

Mesa : Million equivalent standard axles<br />

mg/m³ : Milligram per metre cubed<br />

mm : Millimetre<br />

mm² : Square Millimetre<br />

mm³ : Millimetres Cubed<br />

m/s : Metres per second<br />

MC : Medium Curing<br />

MoFED : Ministry of Finance and Economic Development<br />

MPa : megapascal (a unit of pressure equal to 1000 kilopascals (kPa),<br />

commonly used in the building industry to measure crushing pressure<br />

of bricks)<br />

MS : Mortared Stone<br />

ACRONYMS

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