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Municipal and Environmental Infrastructure
Urban Transport Projects P aul Covenden Tbilisi, October 2006
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MEI ETC portfolio and pipeline – by country and sector Armenia 6% Urban Transport 5% Uzbekistan 30% Azerbaijan 25% Solid Waste 26%
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Tajikistan 6% Moldova 15% By Country Georgia 18% District Heating 10% Portfolio – EUR 72.6 Pipeline – EUR 40.0
By Sector Water 59%
Transport: a challenging priority
Challenges: – – – – Getting public transport back on track Political will and commercial reality Environmental challenge: Euro 1, 2, 3 etc… Lack of interest from donors (concessionality requirement) Opportunities: – – – – Rapid implementation - high visibility Good credit: cash collection and city service payments Strong transition impact: procurement, corporate management Sovereign guarantees not required 3
Tbilisi Bus Project: Description
Loan EUR 3.1 million (linked to grant) Second-hand large buses 50 new midi-buses for hilly areas Spare parts and workshop equipment Bus Company Corporate Development Plan Assistance for restructuring PT sector 4
Tbilisi Bus Project - Environment
Environmental Audit/Action Plan for Company Environmental Analysis of EBRD funded investments Implementation of standards to reduce bus emissions (EURO 2 standard versus 3) Strengthening health and safety standards Reducing mini-buses in the city centre Supports the City’s Transport Strategy 5
Metro Energy Efficiency Project
Metro Energy Efficiency project – Saving up to 30 percent of electricity – Restore reliability – Harmonize buses and metro Energy Audit – Investment plan and expected savings – Simple investments with rapid pay back 6
Contact
Paul Covenden [email protected]
Tbilisi Office +(995 32) 92 05 12/13/14 London Office +44 - 207 - 338 - 6918 7