Brazil - Federal Integrated Water Sector-Interaguas Project (English)

• Document Date

  2010/10/01

• Document Type

  Project Information Document

• Report Number

  AB5719

• Volume No

  1

• Total Volume(s)

  1

• Country

  Brazil,

• Region

  Latin America & Caribbean,

• Disclosure Date

  2010/10/19

• Disclosure Status

  Disclosed

• Doc Name

  Brazil - Federal Integrated Water Sector-Interaguas Project

• Keywords

  intergovernmental panel on climate change;water supply and sanitation system;Social and Environmental Management System;water sector;management of water resource;project design and implementation;flood and drought risk;terms of poverty reduction;social and economic development;Land and Water Resources;impact of climate change;allocation of loan proceeds;Environmental and Social Safeguard;protection of cultural property;per capita energy consumption;access to water supply;access to potable water;integrated urban water management;groundwater use and protection;water quality and quantity;water pollution control policy;access to sewerage;disaster risk management;Water Resource Management;River basin;conservation of water;improved water supply;hydroelectric power generation;river basin committee;implementation of law;transfer of knowledge;access to land;millennium development goal;allocation of water;Administration and Operation;water infrastructure investment;degradation of water;amount of water;scarcity of water;cost of water;large metropolitan areas;water resource system;efficient water use;water sector investment;public sector decision-making;safety of dam;water sector reform;law and regulation;conservation of biodiversity;river basin plan;satellite remote sensing;assessment of water;water demand analysis;river basin planning;global environmental benefits;physical cultural property;efficiency of operations;flexibility and adaptability;high water demand;water conservation measures;river basin level;river basin management;collection of water;river basin agency;adverse social impact;pest management practice;institutional capacity building;natural disaster preparedness;level of capacity;natural resource protection;increase in temperature;future water sector;emergency response plan;national irrigation policy;service delivery models;national water supply;private sector financing;dams and reservoirs;land use management;public service concession;emergency response planning;continuity of service;human development index;water resource development;water allocation decision;public water supply;charges for water;water sector activity;reduction of poverty;source of energy;lack of incentive;role of water;water resource plan;construction of dam;involuntary resettlement;sustainable use;safeguard policy;Safeguard Policies;Social Assessment;future investment;sectoral plan;institutional strengthening;natural habitat;Indigenous Peoples;land acquisition;agribusiness sector;improved sanitation;water scarcity;water bodies;engineering design;federal government;management committee;Irrigated Agriculture;water right;economic instrument;Water Policy;public policy;contingency planning;storm water;water service;environmental concern;living standard;federal level;water loss;water charge;subnational levels;critical habitat;civil works;social analysis;inland waterway;institutional framework;urban upgrade;comparative advantage;Water Services;outcome indicator;flood event;weak enforcement;environmental license;policy formulation;sound management;unequal access;environmental sustainability;federal institution;public domain;borrower performance;policy program;irrigation model;financial sustainability;food supply;potential conflicts;brazilian constitution;beneficial impact;domestic wastewater;system dynamics;irrigation development;commercial orientation;legal reform;environmental practice;water flow;intense droughts;delivery efficiency;Public Infrastructure;groundwater resource;temperature increase;service coverage;government priority;negative effect;Urban Infrastructure;aquifer recharge;agriculture production;irrigable land;investment policy;institutional objectives;participatory method;local capacity;strategic issue;affected communities;global context;institutional performance;municipal water;Basic Sanitation;potential investment;participatory mechanism;government commitment;regional experience;reform process;national debate;bank involvement;development partner

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• Language

  English

• Rel. Proj ID

  BR-Federal Integrated Water - Interaguas -- P112073

• Major Sector

  Public Administration

• Sector

  Public administration - Water, sanitation and flood protection

• TF No/Name

  TF096763-Water in Northeast Brazil: Enhancing the Productive Use of Water

• Topics

  Sanitation, Water, Climate Change, Hydropower and Dams, Environment, Natural Resources and Blue Economy,

• Historic Topics

  Water Supply and Sanitation, Water Resources,

• Historic SubTopics

  Science of Climate Change, Climate Change and Health, Sanitation and Sewerage, Climate Change and Environment, Engineering, Rural and Renewable Energy, Hydro Power, Water and Energy, Water and Human Health, Hydrology, Water Supply and Sanitation Economics, Sanitary Environmental Engineering, Small Private Water Supply Providers, Environmental Engineering, Health and Sanitation, Renewable Energy, Global Environment, Town Water Supply and Sanitation,

• Unit Owning

  Environment (LCSEN)

• Lending Instrument

  Technical Assistance Loan

• Version Type

  Initial appraisal

• Product Line

  IBRD/IDA

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