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FUNDING PROJECT PROGRESS NEEDS (EUR) 0.3 million Detailed engineering design completed. Feasibility study financed by the state budget to a cost of EUR 0.52 million. To be started in 2009. The project is included in the Mid-term Budget Plan 2009–2011 and planned to start in 2011. EUR 2.2 million is secured from the state budget. 0.3 million Detailed engineering design completed. Feasibility study financed in 2009 by the state budget (EUR 0.5 million) The project is included in the Mid-term Budget Plan 2009–2011 and planned to start in 2011. EUR 2.2 million secured from the state budget. 5.83 million Project is listed in the priorities of the Mid-Term Budget Plan 2009–2011 and is part of the 2008 IPA/EU investment funds. EUR 0.164 million secured from state budget for feasibility study. Another EUR 1.5 million budget support is under discussion. The MPTWW is in discussions with the Regional Council of Vlora about the location of the landfill. N/A Listed as a high-priority project of the Ministry of Environment. Project is funded by CARDS 2005. Feasibility study is completed. Implementation works were started. Project deadline is November 2009. 3.6 million Negotiations under way with KfW for the design of the project. Project is included in the Mid-Term Budget Plan 2009–2011. EUR 1.4 million secured from state budget for the first phase Waste management project implemented in Korca region with SIDA support. 0.3 million Project is part of the Mid-Term Budget Plan 2009–2011. Feasibility study planned in 2009. EUR 2.2 million for the first phase secured from the state budget. 0.3 million Project is part of the Mid-Term Budget Plan 2009–2011. Feasibility study planned in 2009. EUR 2.2. million for the first phase secured from the state budget. 0.3 million The project is included in the Cross-Cutting Strategy on Environment (2007). The project is planned to enter into the implementation phase by 2011 and to be completed by 2013. EUR 2.2 million secured from the state budget. A N N E X E S A N N E X 5 S T R AT E G I C M O V E S 225
226 A N N E X E S A N N E X 5 Albania (continued) PROJECT TITLE PROJECT DESCRIPTION TOTAL COST OF PROJECT (EUR) Water projects Construction of a common sewerage water Reduction of pollution of Tirana River and the 246 million treatment plant for Tirana and surroundings Adriatic Sea. Currently sewage is directly discharged into the Tirana River. Drinking water and wastewater for Shkodra The project will solve/mitigate the pollution of Lake Shkodra, the Buna River and the Adriatic Sea; protect biodiversity in the area; and develop tourism. 40 million Improvement of the wastewater system and construction of a WWTP in Vlora (phase II) Reduction of pollution in the Adriatic Sea. 7 million Bosnia and Herzegovina PROJECT TITLE Waste projects PROJECT DESCRIPTION TOTAL COST OF PROJECT (EUR) Construction of landfill site for a group of Reduction of pollution of water systems through 5 million municipalities in Zvornik elimination of illegal dumpsites. Water projects Water supply and sewerage system in FBiH Reduction of pollution of the Adriatic Sea and USD 10.5 million (city of Mostar) transboundary pollution of the River Neretva. Population benefiting directly from project implementation: 100,000. Construction of wastewater treatment system Reduction of transboundary pollution of the river 3.6 million for the city of Bileca Trebisnica, the source of drinking water for parts of BiH, Croatia and Montenegro. (2.5 million secured) Protection of Modrac water reservoir as the main Decreased pollution of the lake and improvement of 43.1 million source of water for the population and industry its recreation and tourism characteristics. (10.5 million of Tuzla Canton Population directly benefiting from the project: 150,000. secured) Construction of sewerage system and wastewater Reduction of downstream pollution and improvement 1 million treatment plant for Kljuc municipality of water quality. (0.38 million Estimated population covered: 6,000. secured) S T R AT E G I C M O V E S
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