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Construction And Upgrade Of Markets In Makeni And Kenema City
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General procurement notice for Construction and Upgrade of Markets in Makeni and Kenema City
The Government of Sierra Leone has received funding from the International Development Association (IDA) of the Word Bank financing in the amount of US$ 56.73Million (Fifty-six Million, Seven Hundred and thirty Thousand United States Dollars) equivalent from the International Development Association (IDA) and co-financing from Sustainable Cities Program of GEF-7 toward the cost of the Resilient Urban Sierra Leone Project, and it intends to apply part of the proceeds to payments for goods, works, non-consulting services and consulting services to be procured under this project. The project comprises the following four components: Component 1: Institutional and Capacity Development in sustainable Urban Management Component 2: Resilient Municipal Infrastructure Investment and Urban Greening Component 3: Emergency Management Institutional and Capacity Development Component 4: Project Management Component 1: Institutional and Capacity Development in Integrated Urban Management, US$5.4 million. This component will support City Councils in institutionalizing and strengthening their urban management capabilities that are critical for efficient revenue generation, planning, as well as delivery and sustainable management of resilient infrastructure and services. Component 2: Resilient Municipal Infrastructure Investment and Urban Greening, US$42.0 million. This component will finance priority resilient municipal infrastructure and services at neighborhood-and city-levels, including the preparation of technical designs, as needed. Component 3: Emergency Management Institutional and Capacity Development, US4.53million. This component will build the capacity of the national and local governments in emergency preparedness and response, to better prepare them to respond to and recover from disasters. Component 4: Project Management, US$4.80 million. This component would finance project management costs of the Project Management Unit (PMU) for staffing, monitoring and evaluation, including project technical audits (as needed) and mid-term and end-project evaluations, safeguards, financial management, procurement, and training. This component will also cover any costs related to the setup of a grievance redress mechanism. The component will also support advocacy, knowledge exchange and partnerships for sustainable urban development, building upon the global Sustainable Cities Impact Program (SCIP) 49, as knowledge development is a core element of the GEF financing.
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