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Bangladesh Project Notice - Emergency Assistance Project – Additional Financing


Project Notice

PNR 47768
Project Name Emergency Assistance Project – Additional Financing
Project Detail ADBs additional financing is expected to fill the resource gap and to support the medium-term needs. The committed funding by other donor agencies is mostly towards the humanitarian supports; hence, the gaps in the infrastructure for medium-term needs remain wide. The proposed second phase of the project is expected to finance the infrastructure for medium-term needs mainly and complement the above World Banks project. Moreover, the government has requested urgent support from ADB to meet the immediate medical needs and mitigate the impact of the outbreak either through a new program or by extending the scope of the second phase of the project. Project Name Emergency Assistance Project – Additional Financing Project Number 52174-002 Country / Economy Bangladesh Project Status Approved Project Type / Modality of Assistance Grant Loan Source of Funding / Amount Grant 0837-BAN: Emergency Assistance Project-Additional Financing Asian Development Fund US$ 41.40 million Loan 4192-BAN: Emergency Assistance Project-Additional Financing Concessional ordinary capital resources lending US$ 30.00 million Strategic Agendas Environmentally sustainable growth Inclusive economic growth Drivers of Change Gender Equity and Mainstreaming Governance and capacity development Knowledge solutions Partnerships Sector / Subsector Health / Disease control of communicable disease Transport / Urban roads and traffic management Water and other urban infrastructure and services / Urban flood protection - Urban sanitation - Urban solid waste management - Urban water supply Gender Equity and Mainstreaming Effective gender mainstreaming Description ADBs additional financing is expected to fill the resource gap and to support the medium-term needs. The committed funding by other donor agencies is mostly towards the humanitarian supports; hence, the gaps in the infrastructure for medium-term needs remain wide. The proposed second phase of the project is expected to finance the infrastructure for medium-term needs mainly and complement the above World Banks project. Moreover, the government has requested urgent support from ADB to meet the immediate medical needs and mitigate the impact of the outbreak either through a new program or by extending the scope of the second phase of the project. The request includes (i) establishing isolation centers; (ii) ensuring sufficient supply of personal protective equipment and medical goods; (iii) bolstering diagnostic capabilities; (iv) establishing or strengthening emergency operations centers; (v) training health workers in case detection and management; (vi) enhancing risk communication; (vii) expanding disease surveillance in communities and points of entry; (viii) improving clinical management and health care services; and (ix) strengthening infection management and control. Project Rationale and Linkage to Country/Regional Strategy The fact-finding mission in 2018 prioritized medium-term needs such as pipeline water access, community bathing facilities, food distribution centers, cyclone shelters, road access to camp areas, surface water treatment plants, solar street lights, household lighting, drainage, waste management, and lightning arrestors. The first phase helps make camps more developed and safer, with clean drinking water, community bathing facilities, solar streetlights, cyclone shelters, food distribution centers, better roads, drainage, bridges, walkways, and hill retention. Women and vulnerable people have especially benefited immensely from ADB support. The first phase has helped gain high visibility of ADB among the development partners and stakeholders. However, the prioritized medium-term needs are not fully included in the first phase due to funding constraints. Impact Social recovery of displaced persons in Teknaf and Ukhiya camps accelerated (Defined by the project) Project Outcome Description of Outcome Living and health conditions, safety, and resilience of displaced persons improved. Progress Toward Outcome Implementation Progress Description of Project Outputs Water supply and sanitation improved Disaster risk management strengthened Energy sources provided Access Roads Improved COVID-19 management and mitigation measures in project areas strengthened Status of Implementation Progress (Outputs, Activities, and Issues) Geographical Location Teknaf, Ukhiya
Funded By Asian Development Bank (ADB)
Sector Engineering
Country Bangladesh , Southern Asia
Project Value BDT 30,000,000

Contact Information

Company Name Bangladesh Rural Electrification Board
Web Site https://www.adb.org/projects/52174-002/main

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