Suchergebnisse

Indonesia's housing sector is overviewed. The key project objectives are to: (a) expand access to housing finance for low and middle income households; (b) reduce overall subsidies and target the remaining subsidies to the lowest income groups; (c) reduce the reliance of the housing finance system on government funds and introduce new instruments for resource mobilization; (d) stimulate the production of more low-cost housing by both public and private developers; (e) generate employment at low foreign exchange cost; and (f) strengthen the key institutions in the housing sector. Project financing. (Econom. Voorlichtingsdienst)

The Indonesian transport sector is overviewed. The project would provide for: periodic maintenance of some 6,600 km of national and provincial roads and repairs of some 2,200 m of bridges; betterment of some 1,900 km of national and provincial roads; and replacement of some 7,000 m of bridges. Equipment would be provided to improve the efficiency of road maintenance in 26 provinces and for design and quality control of road construction and maintenance works. The project also includes components for technical assistance services and overseas training. Project costs and financing. ICB procurement: road betterment, bridge substructures, bridge materials and equipment. Statistics, 1973-1991. (Econom. Voorlichtingsdienst)

Overview of the urban transport sector in Korea and Seoul. The proposed project is expected to improve traffic and transport conditions in the Seoul metropolitan area. It includes the provision of missing road-links on three major arterials together with road widening and reconstruction of major intersections, all within Seoul city. The project would also strengthen the Seoul metropolitan government's capability in transport planning and traffic engineering and management. Project costs and financing plan. ICB procurement: civil works, goods. Statistics, 1984-1990. (Economische Voorlichtingsdienst)

Overview of the water supply and sanitation sector in South Korea, as well as of water demand in the metropolitan region of Seoul. The proposed project would provide 1.3 mtpd of water to 25 municipalities around Seoul City and within the metropolitan region. The project would extract water from the Han river to be treated in three treatment plants before distribution to the municipalities. It includes two water intakes, three booster pumping stations, two treatment plants, some 175 km of pipes, 14 km of tunnels, and construction supervision. ICB procurement: civil works, materials and equipment. Project cost and financing plan. (Economische Voorlichtingsdienst)