Summary sheet
The project is an educational estate rehabilitation programme in the city of Bucharest, comprising the upgrading of 100 schools.
The operation would assist the efforts of the Romanian Government to reduce the considerable pressure on their central budget, while providing valuable improvement for the educational infrastructure in the capital city.
Educational projects are not specifically mentioned under Annex I or Annex II of Directive 97/11/EC, however they can fall under Annex II as Urban Development projects. The project is dealing mainly with rehabilitation of educational buildings and usually an EIA is not required. The Bank will ascertain during the appraisal if the Romanian Environmental Authorities require an EIA for the project.
Works to be procured in accordance with Bank's rules – to be assessed during appraisal.
Education
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