Kyrgyz Republic - EUROPE AND CENTRAL ASIA- P151416- Urban Development Project - Procurement Plan (English)

• Author

  Asel Asel Mambetkulova

• Document Date

  2020/12/25

• Document Type

  Procurement Plan

• Report Number

  STEP43051

• Volume No

  1

• Total Volume(s)

  1

• Country

  Kyrgyz Republic,

• Region

  Europe and Central Asia,

• Disclosure Date

  2020/12/25

• Disclosure Status

  Disclosed

• Doc Name

  Kyrgyz Republic - EUROPE AND CENTRAL ASIA- P151416- Urban Development Project - Procurement Plan

• Keywords

  Leave Bank; rehabilitation of water; funds for implementation; community development and investment; market approach; urban development; international consultant; construction work; contract completion; Revised Plan Date; water supply system; Selection of Individual Consultants; water utilities; contract supervision; water utility; social component; electrical engineer; credit contract; institutional governance; land use

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• Language

  English

• Rel. Proj ID

  KG-Urban Development Project-1323950 -- P151416

• Topics

  Water, Energy and Extractives, Energy Efficiency, Water Supply, Urban Development,

• Historic Topics

  Communities and Human Settlements, Water Supply and Sanitation, Environment, Urban Development, Energy, Water Resources,

• Historic SubTopics

  Hydrology, Small Private Water Supply Providers, Water and Human Health, Town Water Supply and Sanitation, Water Supply and Sanitation Economics, City to City Alliances, Regional Urban Development, National Urban Development Policies & Strategies, Urban Economic Development, Urban Communities, Urban Economics, Energy and Environment, Energy Demand, Energy and Mining, Energy Conservation & Efficiency, Energy Consumption, Environment and Energy Efficiency,

• Originating Unit

  Urban ECA (SCAUR)
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