The primary objective of the Transport Rehabilitation Project is to rehabilitate critical components of the country's road and civil aviation infrastructure; secondarily, the project seeks to improve institutional capacity in these sectors for planning and maintenance of existing assets. As the project involves two separate implementing agencies - the Ministry of Construction, Housing and Urban Planning (MOC) and the Civil Aviation and Meteorological Authority (CAMA) - it is divided into two parts, one for each agency, each to be implemented independently of the other. MOC will implement the following: 1) Hodeidah-Salif, 65 km road rehabilitation; 2) Am Ayn-Naqabah, 100 km road rehabilitation; 3) equipment, software and training for maintenance planning; 4) assistance to the newly created Yemen Road Fund Board; 5) study for planning and prioritizing road maintenance needs and detailed design for rehabilitation of key highway links; and 6) implementation and construction supervision consultants. CAMA will implement: 1) Aden International Airport (AIA) terminal reconstruction; 2) new control tower and technical building at AIA; 3) communications/navaids equipment; 4) safety equipment; 5) civil aviation strategy and policy study; and 6) implementation, design and construction supervision.
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Document Date
1995/12/22
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Document Type
Memorandum & Recommendation of the President
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Report Number
P6613
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Volume No
1
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Total Volume(s)
1
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Country
Yemen, Republic of
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Disclosure Date
2016/05/12
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Disclosure Status
Disclosed
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Doc Name
Republic of Yemen - Transport Rehabilitation Project
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Keywords
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Republic of Yemen - Transport Rehabilitation Project (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/978171468336039029/Republic-of-Yemen-Transport-Rehabilitation-Project