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Project summary document

Project name:Sisak Wastewater Management Project
Country:Croatia
Project number:37187
Business sector:Municipal and environmental infrastructure
Public/Private:Public
Environmental category:B
Board date:27 January 2009
Status:Passed final review, Pending board approval
Date PSD disclosed:
Date PSD updated:
26 July 2007
Local language translation:Hrvatski prijevod 
Date translation disclosed:3 August 2007
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Project description
and objectives:

The proposed project will provide finance to upgrade and extend the sewage network and construction of wastewater treatment plant in the City of Sisak and thus reduce the amount of pollution currently being discharged directly into the surrounding rivers, which ultimately flow into the Danube. 

Transition impact:

The proposed project is expected to provide significant transition impact through increased commercialisation of the municipal water company, including improved cost efficiency, long-term planning, implementation of a cost recovery tariff model, and preparation of a Public Service Contract between the City and the Company.

The client:

The City of Sisak and Sisacki Vodovod, d.o.o. (“Sisak Water Company”), a municipally-owned company, that provides water supply and sewage services in the City of Sisak.

EBRD finance:

Senior loan of up to EUR 10 million to the Sisak Water Company. The project is designed to complement significant EU IPA co-financing of up to EUR 15 million.

Total project cost:

Up to EUR 30.3 million.

Environmental impact:

The environmental due diligence is being carried out by Consultants as part of the feasibility study and project preparation. The due diligence comprises of an environmental audit, which will identify measures that would be needed for the existing facilities to achieve full compliance with applicable Croatian regulatory requirements and EU environmental standards; and an environmental analysis to assess environmental benefits and impacts of the project and make recommendations for mitigation measures. The Company will need to adopt and implement an Environmental Action Plan based on the recommendations of the environmental due diligence. The EAP will be implemented within a timeframe acceptable to the Bank.

Technical
cooperation:

Consultants funded by the Government of Netherlands are engaged to review the investment plan and prepare the feasibility study together with the application for grant funding for EU IPA co-financing. The Project Implementation and Management Support to Company are also envisaged through technical assistance.

For consultant opportunities for projects financed by technical cooperation funds, visit procurement of consultants.

EBRD contact:

Witek Szpak, Operation Leader: szpakw@ebrd.com

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opportunities:

Visit EBRD Procurement
Enquiries: Tel: +44 20 7338 6794; Fax: +44 20 7338 7472, Email: procurement@ebrd.com

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