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P R I O R I T I S AT I O N O F I N F R A S T R U C T U R E P R O J E C T S — T H E P E I P L I S T S
TABLE 25: Summary of PEIP projects that secured complete financing in the 2007–2009 period
COUNTRY PROJECT VALUE PROJECT SUMMARY
(MILLION EUR)
Albania
Croatia
S T R AT E G I C M O V E S
4.0 Waste management plan and landfill construction for the city of Shkodra
51.1 Mariscina county waste management centre (near Rijeka)
57.8 Kastijun regional waste management centre (near Pula)
13.5 Remediation of the red sludge lagoon of the former alumina factory (near Obrovac)
5.2 Remediation and expansion of the Sagulje-Ivik municipal waste landfill
(near Nova Gradiska)
4.0 Establishment of the national network for permanent air quality monitoring
in the Republic of Croatia
31.1 Wastewater treatment plant in Slavonski Brod
Kosovo (as defined under UNSCR 1244)
1.5 Wastewater treatment of Trepca Arana lead zinc mine
3.5 Rehabilitation of the ash landfills of the Kosova A and B power plants: Transportation
of ashes from existing landfills to the Mirash and Bardh mining sites
1.5 Rehabilitation of the ash landfills of the Kosova A and B power plants:
Complete recultivation of existing ash landfills
1.5 Rehabilitation of the ash landfills of the Kosova A and B power plants:
Hydroseeding method
Montenegro
7.5 Remediation measures for Mojkovac mining waste disposal site
11.8 Closure and remediation of the existing waste disposal site and construction
of a new Podgorica landfill, along with a recycling centre
Serbia
18.6 Upgrade and extension of wastewater treatment plant in Subotica
2.0 Equipment supply for the recultivation and preservation of the ash
and slag deposit in Kolubara
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, four projects received significant amounts of
funding, although not sufficient to begin the construction phase, thus they are still
included on the PEIP lists. However, the overall amounts committed to projects on
the PEIP lists in the 2007–2009 period are significant (at around EUR 78 million).
For the water supply and wastewater treatment project of the city of Mostar
and surrounding settlements, the conceptual design and feasibility study were completed.
The preparation of the design for the main collector of the sewerage system
was contracted thanks to a World Bank (GEF) grant of USD 2.8 million. Subject
to the finalisation of the detailed design, the EIB will provide a loan to the amount