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Updated in EWS Aug 14, 2024
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According to the Bank’s website, the Technical Assistance will support the preparation of the proposed Resilient and Inclusive Economic Corridor Improvement Project. The Resilient and Inclusive Economic Corridor Improvement Project has a length of 27.2 km and is a green field alignment traversing mountainous terrain and includes 16 bridges and 3 tunnels. The estimated cost is $400 million with ADB's share of financing to be $255 mil and cofinancing by EIB in the amount of $107 mil. The proposed project is designed to (i) address inefficiencies in transport and logistics to and from one of the only two open borders in the country, (ii) alleviate emerging regional socio-economic disparities, (iii) provide safety, sustainability, and climate resilience of road assets, and (iv) expand the economic benefit of infrastructure investment to the region.
The TA will help the government prepare the Resilient and Inclusive Economic Corridor Improvement Project by (i) ensuring the design for the ensuing project adopts an integrated and inclusive approach, (ii) improving the project management capacity of the executing and implementing agencies, (iii) preparing the investment project.
The TA financing amount is $300,000, which will be financed on a grant basis by ADB’s Technical Assistance Special Fund (TASF-other sources).
The government will provide counterpart support in the form of access to all available information and other in-kind contributions.
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