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FUNDING PROJECT PROGRESS
NEEDS (EUR)
85.8 million The detailed design for the project is completed.
In October 2009, the MoPWWT signed a contract for a EUR 115.9 million investment
from the Japanese investment fund of JICA. The project design
and feasibility study (app. EUR 9.9 million) will be implemented in 12 months.
The remaining EUR 106 million will allocated for the construction of the wastewater collection system
for the whole city of Tirana.
EUR 44.3 million is given for the rehabilitation works and support to the Tirana network 2001–2010
through the Italian Cooperation Investment Fund in the form of a soft loan by the Italian Government.
25 million The project is progressing and financial support for the WWTP is a high priority.
The feasibility study has been completed.
Based on the FS, the project is being supported by KfW, ADA and SECO Swiss with EUR 15 million.
7 million The project was submitted to IPA 2009.
FUNDING PROJECT PROGRESS
NEEDS EUR)
0.937 million Project design and feasibility study completed.
Currently seeking international assistance (loans) for planned EIA study. A combination of grant
and loan is foreseen.
Main project for the location of Crni Vrh has been prepared, financed by the Municipality of Zvornik.
7.6 million Feasibility study, detailed design and tender procedure for construction activities were finalised in 2008.
+ USD 2.8 million Contracted preparation of the main design for the main collector of the sewerage system
from the GEF grant.
The EIB will provide EUR 7.6 million. The WB provides USD 2.8 million through the GEF funds.
0.3 million Feasibility study is prepared. It envisages upgrading and extension of water supply network
and strengthening of utility company.
GEF financing secured for the WWTP. The expected GEF grant is EUR 0.84 million.
32.6 million A combination of grant and loan is foreseen. Negotiation on EIB loan
and financing is ongoing. 50 percent will be secured through local contribution.
Financing of the main collector for the city of Zivinice is ensured through IPA 2008. Remaining funding
needs will be provided by EIB.
Funds are secured from EIB for consulting services for the preparation of a programme of measures
for integrated water resources management around Modrac reservoir.
0.62 million The feasibility study has been completed.
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