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Rehabilitation and upgrading of municipal infrastructure by Local Authorities in the Areas of Special Government Concern (ASGC). The proposed framework loan is directed at financing sub-projects of limited scale in the fields of urban renewal and rehabilitation including communal infrastructure, public utilities, local roads, social housing and related community facilities.
Selected sub-projects within given municipalities should be part of well defined and integrated strategies for regeneration designed to promote community development and a more sustainable settlement hierarchy, and are entirely consistent with the removal of obstacles for the return of refugees and displaced persons (DPs).
The project comprises a large number of small urban infrastructure sub-projects focusing on the regeneration of selected settlements most adversely affected by the recent conflict in locations now designated as Areas of Special Government Concern. The net impact of the project as a whole should be environmentally beneficial.
Most of the proposed sub-projects are relatively small and will comply with national regulations but, where necessary, EU procurement protocols will be followed in accordance with Directive 93/37.
Urban rehabilitation
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