Other Donors’ Activities. The major development partners in the water supply sector in the Republic of Senegal include France, the World Bank, and the European Investment Bank (EIB). The extension of the existing Keur Xxxxx Xxxx Purification Plant (KMS3) mentioned above in the Plan for the Mobilization of Water Resources in the Dakar Region is to be financed by the French Development Agency (AFD) and the EIB, among others.
Other Donors’ Activities. The World Bank has a past record of providing support by improving institutions that train health professionals, combating infectious diseases at a country level, establishing health-related funds for the impoverished persons, and enhancing district-level (and some province-level) medical facilities, especially around the northeastern Red River Delta area. The Asian Development Bank has a past record of developing qualification systems for healthcare personnel and strengthening province-level medical facilities in the southern region. South Korea has implemented a general hospital development project through Grant Aid as well as a medical equipment outfitting project for the Otolaryngology Department of a hospital in Hanoi City through loan assistance.
Other Donors’ Activities. In the area of basic education, several donors are providing support through mutual partnerships in line with the Moroccan government's strategy for the 'Promotion of Equitable and Quality Education.' In May 2019, the World Bank agreed to the 'Education Support Program' (hereinafter "ESP") ("Program For Results" type financing; program amount of US$ 500 million), which supports the Moroccan government's efforts to reinforce the foundation for learning in pre-school and basic education. The three main pillars of their initiatives are (1) to realize the provision of high-quality pre-school education, (2) to improve educational practices (teacher training) in primary and lower secondary education programs, and (3) to support the management and initiatives of educational institutions. With regards to (3), the World Bank is engaged in the formulation of implementation manuals related to the 'School Improvement Project' and the establishment of a monitoring system. In November 2020, the World Bank also agreed to the COVID-19 Social Protection Emergency Response Project (US$ 400 million) to support the revision, improvement, and expansion of social security programs, including Tayssir. Additionally, in coordination with the World Bank's (3) pillar, USA's Millennium Challenge Corporation ("MCC") is currently providing training to people involved in the 'School Improvement Project' (hereinafter "SIP") by conducting a pilot program across 90 secondary schools in three northern provinces. Meanwhile, the United States Agency for International Development ("USAID") is providing technical cooperation for curriculum revision in the subjects of Arabic, English and Science, Technology, and Engineering in primary and lower secondary education.
Other Donors’ Activities. Under the leadership of the IMF and the World Bank, the international community has provided coordinated support for Ukraine’s economic reform efforts. On February 12, 2015, the Executive Board of the IMF approved a 4-year EFF amounting to approximately US$ 17.5 billion, of which approximately US$ 6.7 billion had been provided to Ukraine by the end of August 2015. In addition to the First Financial Sector Development Policy Loan (US$ 0.5 billion) and the Second Financial Sector Development Policy Loan (US$ 0.5 billion), the World Bank provided the First Economic Reform Development Policy Loan (World Bank’s DPL1) (US$ 0.75 billion) co-financing with JICA in DPL1 and the Second Economic Reform Development Policy Loan (World Bank’s DPL2) (US$ 0.5 billion) co-financing with JICA in the Loan. The EU agreed Macro-Financial Assistance (MFA) amounting to €1.61 billion in May 2014, and approved financial assistance worth an additional € 1.8 billion in April 2015. The US signed a US$ 1.0 billion loan guarantee for Ukraine in April 2014. In the following month (May 2014), the National Bank of Ukraine issued a US$ 1.0 billion 5-year sovereign bond. Furthermore, the US announced its plan to provide an extra US$ 2.0 billion in financial assistance (loan guarantee) in January 2015, and Ukraine issued US-backed bonds of US$ 1.0 billion in May 2015. Other donors and their support activities include the following: Germany provided € 0.5 billion in the form of a loan guarantee; Canada provided a US$ 0.2 billion loan to promote financial sector reforms; and Norway provided approximately US$ 26.3 million through grant aid (co-financing with the World Bank’s DPL 2).
Other Donors’ Activities. Regarding the assistance for policy formation in the water supply and sanitation sector, the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has, through the Second-Generation Sanitation Sector Reform Program (a policy program loan), cooperated with Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau (KfW), and Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), in supporting capacity building for the MVCS, the ministry in charge of water supply and sanitation sector, as well as institutional improvements in public corporations in charge of water supply and sanitation service. Regarding the assistance for the water supply and sanitation sector in coastal areas and urban areas, JICA, KfW and the World Bank have co-financed Northern Lima Metropolitan Area Water Supply and Sewerage Optimization Project (I), through which cooperate in optimization and rehabilitation of the degraded water supply and sewerage pipe network in the northern Lima metropolitan area. Regarding the assistance for the water supply and sanitation sector in mountainous areas, the IDB has implemented projects for the development of water supply and sanitation facilities especially targeting the southern mountainous regions, through the program called the Programa de Mejoramiento y Ampliación de Servicios de Agua y Saneamiento en Perú (Program for the Improvement and Expansion of Water and Sanitation Services in Peru, PROCOES), commissioned by the Spanish Cooperation Fund for Water and Sanitation in Latin America and the Caribbean. Through technical cooperation, IDB is also providing support for the construction of a model that promotes water supply and sanitation connections in rural areas in the mountainous areas. The World Bank provides assistance for the development of water supply and sanitation facilities and the improvement of existing system in the mountainous regions though the program called Programa Nacional de Agua y Saneamiento Rural (PRONASAR). Regarding the assistance for the water supply and sanitation sector in the Amazonian region, the World Bank has provided assistance through PRONASAR, but there is no overlap with the candidate communities covered by this project.
Other Donors’ Activities. The World Bank (hereinafter referred to as the “IBRD”) is providing aid in the form of water supply and sanitation facility improvements, system improvements, etc. for rural areas through loans to rural water supply and sanitation improvement programs. Moreover, under the Northern Lima Metropolitan Area Water Supply and Sewerage Optimization Project (I), it is undertaking the rehabilitation of the northern Lima metropolitan area’s aging water supply and sewerage pipe network and the establishment of the sector through cofinancing with JICA, Germany’s reconstruction credit institute (hereinafter referred to as the “KfW”), and the IBRD. The Inter-American Development Bank (hereinafter referred to as the “IDB”) is supporting the strengthening of capabilities of Peru’s Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation, which is in charge of the water sector, and system improvements for the water supply and sewerage sector (including improvements to the management of water supply and sewerage business units in regional cities) in coordination with the KfW and the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ) through a policy program loan (Second-Generation Sanitation Sector Reform Program).
Other Donors’ Activities. In Phase 1, the IDB is supporting the construction of sanitary landfills in the eight target cities and the procurement of equipment to strengthen waste collection and transportation capacity. Apart from the IDB, German Development Bank (KfW) is also aiming to form solid waste treatment projects in cities other than the current target cities, and is supporting municipalities to strengthen their waste management capacity. ３．Project Outline （１）Project Objective The purpose of the Project is to contribute to the improvement of the environment in the country by closing previously used open dumping sites and improving the integrated waste treatment and management capacity in cities in Peru where new sanitary landfills have been constructed in Phase 1. （２）Project Site / Target Area 18 cities (Azángaro, Irabe, Ferreñafe, Huánuco, Moyobamba, Paita, Piura, Sechura, Jurriaca, Sullana, Tambopata, Tumbes, Nuevo Chimbote, Chachapoyas, Xxxxxxxx, Huamanga, Abancay, Aymaraes) （３）Project Components ① Closure of open dumping sites (installation of final soil cover, gas venting facilities, rainwater collection and drainage facilities, leachate drainage facilities, etc.) ② Support for the Project and services related to improving waste treatment and management capacity (detailed design, construction supervision, project assistance activities, support activities for municipalities, educational activities for residents, social participation support programs, communication programs) ③ Consulting services (project management support by international consultants) （４）Estimated Project Cost The total project cost is US$60.05 million (Japanese ODA loan: US$45.00 million). （５）Schedule August 2022 to October 2026 (50 months). Closing all the open dumping sites is considered as the completion of the Project (October 2026). （６）Project Implementation Structure １） Borrower: The Republic of Peru ２） Guarantor: None ３） Executing Agency: Ministry of the Environment (Ministerio del Ambiene) ４） Operation and Maintenance System: Operation and maintenance will be carried out by the municipalities in each target city under the support of MINAM's Solid Waste Management Bureau. （７）Collaboration and Sharing of Roles with Other Donors １） Japan’s Activity The 18 target cities for the Project were selected based on the Phase 1’s target cities as well as based on coordination with the IDB, the co-financing partner. The closure of the open dumping sites supported by the Project will ensure that waste will ...
Other Donors’ Activities. The World Bank is implementing the National Resource Management Project for the conservation and effective use of natural resources aimed at the entire country of Kenya. As part of this project, it plans to perform some repairs to facilities in the Mwea Irrigation Project District. At the time of the examination, as a result of consultations between the NIB and the World Bank, it was agreed that JICA and the World Bank would work together, with JICA expanding agricultural land in the Mutithi East District and the World Bank doing this in the Ndrewa North and Marura Districts.
Other Donors’ Activities. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is carrying out the following rural water supply improvement project for the water supply sector in Siem Reap Province. • Second Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Sector Project: 2010 to 2015 ($21.0 million)
Other Donors’ Activities. In the water and sewerage sector in Iraq, the World Bank launched the Emergency Water Supply Project in 2008 (109.5 million USD; completed in 2015). Since 2014, this sector has received various assistance from the UNICEF (providing 35.94 million USD as of May 2017 through the on-going Water, Sanitation and Hygiene program), the UK Department for International Development (DFID; providing a total of 20 million pounds sterling for water supply, sanitation, and medical assistance), and the World Bank (providing 60 million USD; completed in 2016). In the Kurdistan Region, Korean international Cooperation Agency (KOICA) implemented the Project for the Construction of a Water Supply System in Dohuk, Iraq (3.8 million USD; completed in 2015).
