VN-Priority Infrastructure Investment Project

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The objective of the Da Nang Priority Infrastructure Investment Project is to improve the efficiency, effectiveness and sustainability of urban services under the control of Da Nang city through a package of priority investments including urban upgrading, environmental improvement and strategic road access, as well as measures for institutional strengthening for management of urban services. There are four components to the project. The first component of the project is urban area upgrading. This component will fund: (a) tertiary infrastructure (community level) upgrading and service improvements in 14 low income areas; (b) construction of three resettlement sites; and (c) micro-finance for housing improvement. The second component of the project is environment infrastructure improvement. This component will finance: (a) drainage linking to the tertiary systems of all 14 low income areas; (b) improvement to primary and secondary drainage systems; (c) Phu LOC river environmental improvement; and (d) improvement and extension of primary wastewater systems. The third component of the project is urban roads and bridges. This component will support the construction of two major road links for improving access to the fast growing new district of Cam Le: (a) city center to Southern area; and (b) Southern Da Nang link road section. The fourth and the final component of the project is capacity building and project implementation support. This component will provide technical assistance and training to enhance the capacity of Da Nang City's departments to carry out their responsibilities in: (a) housing and land management; (b) urban development management; (c) urban technical infrastructure management; (d) municipal finance management; and (e) to support the Project Management Unit (PMU) in project implementation.

FY17 - Public Administration,FY17 - Transportation,FY17 - Water, Sanitation and Waste Management

World Bank

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Road, Water Supply and Storage, Waste Processing and Treatment, Commercial, Government