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China: Fifth Inland Waterways

Sector: Road • Location: China

Source: World Bank Group

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The Fifth Inland Waterways Project seeks to enhance the standard of living in the Han River region, by developing its potential water resources, which includes increasing the waterway transport capacity along the Han River, with a particular focus on cost-effectiveness, and, ensuring the availability of sustainable hydropower, and water resources for use in the Xiangfan area, and Tangdong farmland

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The Fifth Inland Waterways Project seeks to enhance the standard of living in the Han River region, by developing its potential water resources, which includes increasing the waterway transport capacity along the Han River, with a particular focus on cost-effectiveness, and, ensuring the availability of sustainable hydropower, and water resources for use in the Xiangfan area, and Tangdong farmland region. The project comprises two main components: 1) The Cuijiaying navigation and power complex component entails the construction of a dam, ship-lock, power station, including access roads and bridges. In addition, these works further require dredging along diversion channels, and works to strengthen reservoir banks. 2) The institutional development component includes provision of capacity building to implementing agencies - Hubei Provincial Communications Department (HPCD) - and the Cuijiaying Complex Management Office (CCMO) through specific training, and study tours. Additionally, the component will finance studies focused on capacity building in inland waterway planning and administration, implement logistics planning, and power pricing in Hubei Province.

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