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Center and Artibonite Regional Development and Growth Pole P133352
Details
Location:Haiti
Category:Goods, Works, Consulting services, Non-consulting services
Status:Completion and evaluation
Sectors:Transport
Contracting authority: Ministry of Economy and Finance of Haiti / Ministère de l'Economie et des Finances
Associated tenders • 4
Description
Updated on September 18th, 2014:
The objective is to support the economic development in the Center and Artibonite Loop (CAL) through a multi-sector spatial development initiative including better transport connectivity, networked cities and selective promotion of investments with community participation to support productive areas and inclusive growth. The grant was signed on 9 July 2014. Environmental Assessment Category B. Project: P133352. US$ 50.0/8.0 (IDA Grant/CSCF). Consultants will be required. Unite Technique d’ Execution (UTE), Rue 3, no 26 PACOT, Port au Prince, Haiti, Tel: (509) 3701-3646, E-mail: mdelandsheer@ute.gouv.ht, Contact: Michael de Landsheer, Executive Director
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Updated on September 2nd, 2014:
The objective is to support the economic development in the Center and Artibonite Loop (CAL) through a multi-sector spatial development initiative including better transport connectivity, networked cities and selective promotion of investments with community participation to support productive areas and inclusive growth. Bank Approval completed on 19 May 2014. Environmental Assessment Category B. Project: P133352. US$ 50.0/8.0 (IDA Grant/CSCF). Consultants will be required. Unite Technique d’ Execution (UTE), Rue 3, no 26 PACOT, Port au Prince, Haiti, Tel: (509) 3701-3646, E-mail: mdelandsheer@ute.gouv.ht, Contact: Michael de Landsheer, Executive Director
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Updated on August 5th, 2014:
The objective is to support the economic development in the Center and Artibonite Loop (CAL) through a multi-sector spatial development initiative including better transport connectivity, networked cities and selective promotion of investments with community participation to support productive areas and inclusive growth. Bank Approval scheduled for 19 May 2014. Environmental Assessment Category B. Project: P133352. US$ 50.0/8.0 (IDA Grant/CSCF). Consultants will be required. Unite Technique d’ Execution (UTE), Rue 3, no 26 PACOT, Port au Prince, Haiti, Tel: (509) 3701-3646, E-mail: mdelandsheer@ute.gouv.ht, Contact: Michael de Landsheer, Executive Director
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Updated on June 24th, 2014:
The objective is to support the economic development in the Center and Artibonite Loop (CAL) through a multi-sector spatial development initiative including better transport connectivity, networked cities and selective promotion of investments with community participation to support productive areas and inclusive growth. Negotiations completed on 2 April 2014. Bank Approval scheduled for 19 May 2014. Environmental Assessment Category B. Project: P133352. US$ 50.0/8.0 (IDA Grant/CSCF). Consultants will be required. Unite Technique d’ Execution (UTE), Rue 3, no 26 PACOT, Port au Prince, Haiti, Tel: (509) 3701-3646, E-mail: mdelandsheer@ute.gouv.ht, Contact: Michael de Landsheer, Executive Director
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Updated on May 9th, 2014:
The objective is to support the economic development in the Center and Artibonite Loop (CAL) through a multi-sector spatial development initiative including better transport connectivity, networked cities and selective promotion of investments with community participation to support productive areas and inclusive growth. Negotiations scheduled for 2 April 2014. Environmental Assessment Category B. Project: P133352. US$ 50.0/8.0 (IDA Grant/CSCF). Consultants will be required. Unite Technique d’ Execution (UTE), Rue 3, no 26 PACOT, Port au Prince, Haiti, Tel: (509) 3701-3646, E-mail: mdelandsheer@ute.gouv.ht, Contact: Michael de Landsheer, Executive Director
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Updated on April 2nd, 2014:
The objective is to support the economic development in the Center and Artibonite Loop (CAL) through a multi-sector spatial development initiative including better transport connectivity, networked cities and selective promotion of investments with community participation to support productive areas and inclusive growth. Appraisal completed on 6 February 2014. Negotiations scheduled for 20 March 2014. Environmental Assessment Category B. Project: P133352. US$ 50.0/8.0 (IDA Credit/CSCF). Consulting services to be determined. Unite Technique d’ Execution (UTE), Rue 3, no 26 PACOT, Port au Prince, Haiti, Tel: (509) 3389-3646, E-mail: mdelandsheer@ute.gouv.ht, Contact: Michael de Landsheer, Executive Director
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Updated on March 7th, 2014:
The objective is to support the economic development in the Center and Artibonite Loop (CAL) through a multi-sector spatial development initiative including better transport connectivity, networked cities and selective promotion of investments with community participation to support productive areas and inclusive growth. Appraisal scheduled for 3 February 2014. Environmental Assessment Category B. Project: P133352. US$ 50.0/8.0 (IDA Credit/CSCF). Consulting services to be determined. Unite Technique d’ Execution (UTE), Rue 3, no 26 PACOT, Port au Prince, Haiti, Tel: (509) 3389-3646, E-mail: mdelandsheer@ute.gouv.ht, Contact: Michael de Landsheer, Executive Director.
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The objective is to support the economic development in the Center and Artibonite Loop (CAL) through a multi-sector spatial development initiative including better transport connectivity, networked cities and selective promotion of investments with community participation to support productive areas and inclusive growth. Decision Meeting scheduled for 18 December 2013. Environmental Assessment Category B. US$ 50.0/8.0 (IDA Credit/CSCF). Consulting services to be determined. Unite Technique d’ Execution (UTE), Rue 3, no 26 PACOT, Port au Prince, Haiti, Tel: (509) 3389-3646, E-mail: mdelandsheer@ute.gouv.ht, Contact: Michael de Landsheer, Executive Director.
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Nr. of tenders: 11658
Nr. of grants: 2503
Nr. of donors: 493
Nr. of jobs: 67
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Nr. of grants: 2503
Nr. of donors: 493
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