Zivinice Regional Solid Waste Project
Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: Bosnia and Herzegovina
Source: European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)
Construction and operation of a regional, EU-compliant, solid waste landfill and a recycling yard that will serve three municipalities in Tuzla Canton; Zivinice, Banovci and Kladanj (the “Project”) with total population of 95,000. The Project would be financed by an EBRD loan of up to EUR 6 million and co-financed with an investment grant of up to EUR 2 million. The EBRD sovereign loan will be pro
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Description | Construction and operation of a regional, EU-compliant, solid waste landfill and a recycling yard that will serve three municipalities in Tuzla Canton; Zivinice, Banovci and Kladanj (the “Project”) with total population of 95,000. The Project would be financed by an EBRD loan of up to EUR 6 million and co-financed with an investment grant of up to EUR 2 million. The EBRD sovereign loan will be provided (via a legislated cascade of sub-loans) to the newly established regional solid waste company “Eko-Sep”. The objective is to prevent further pollution of local water and soil, and reduce emissions of greenhouse gases. The Project carries transition impact potential largely in terms of its environmental benefits and by entering into PSC between the municipalities and the Company, eliminating the cross-subsidy tariff system and improving operational efficiency of the Company. The Green quality stems from its environmental impact (i.e. the establishment of EU-compliant, efficiently operated regional solid waste landfill with recycling yard). There is a Project Summary Document available for this project. Full ESIA documentation is available locally at: Municipalilty of Zivinice Ulica Alije Izetbegovic 28, 75270 Zivinice Tel: +387 35 743 303 https://opcinazivinice.ba Contact Person: Mr. Samir Salihovic Zivinice Regional Solid Waste Project Adresa: Oslobodjenja bb, Blok 5, 75270 Zivinice Tel: +387 35 775 402 E-mail: samir.salihovic2010@gmail.com And EBRD Sarajevo Resident Office Fra Andjela Zvisdovica 1 Toranj B/15; 71000 Sarajevo Contact Person: Josip Polic, Senior banker Tel: +387 33 257 902 E-mail: policj@ebrd.com During the active consultation period, the Client has disclosed the ESIA package Environmental and social enquiries Mr. Samir Salihovic Zivinice Regional Solid Waste Project Adresa: Marsala Tita bb, 75270 Zivinice Tel: +387 035 775 402 E-mail: samir.salihovic2010@gmail.com General enquiries Mr. Selmir Sljivic, Acting Director JP Eko-Sep doo Zivinice Oslobodjenja bb Blok 5, 75270 Zivinice Tel: +387 35 775 402 |
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