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Sector Reforms Transportation II (BO-L1112)
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Project End Date:2017-11-28
Location:Bolivia
Category:Goods, Works, Consulting services, Non-consulting services
Status:Completion and evaluation
Sectors:Transport
Languages:English, Spanish
Description
Updated on October 25th, 2017:
(F) The general objective of the program is to help improve the institutional capacity of Bolivia’s transportation sector through the devel - opment and implementation of the enabling, regulatory, and technical framework of the new General Transportation Act (Law 165), which will contribute to national productivity, regional integration, and environmental sustainability. The specific objectives are: (i) better quality transportation infrastructure, through the implementation of multiyear strategic planning mechanisms; and (ii) better associated services, through the adoption of policy and regulatory frameworks that are compatible with demand and aimed at efficiency, quality, safety, and sustainability. This is the second in a series of three operations under a programmatic policy-based loan (PBL). Status: Approved by the Board on 14 September 2017. Estimated total cost: US$ 120 million. Loan amount: US$ 120 million. Executing agency: To be determined.
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Updated on September 29th, 2017:
(R) Sector Reforms Transportation II (BO-L1112)
The general objective of the program is to help improve the institutional capacity of Bolivia’s transportation sector through the development and implementation of the enabling, regulatory, and technical framework of the new General Transportation Act (Law 165), which will contribute to national productivity, regional integration, and environmental sustainability. The specific objectives are: (i) better quality transportation infrastructure, through the implementation of multiyear strategic planning mechanisms; and (ii) better associated services, through the adoption of policy and regulatory frameworks that are compatible with demand and aimed at efficiency, quality, safety, and sustainability. This is the second in a series of three operations under a programmatic policy-based loan (PBL). Status: In preparation stage. Estimated total cost: US$ 120 million. Loan amount: US$ 120 million. Executing agency: To be determined.
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Updated on September 4th, 2017:
Program Sector Reforms Transportation II (BO-L1112)
This is a second operation that supports the reform program in the transport sector in Bolivia. It is structured as a programatic loan. Status: In preparation stage. Estimated total cost: US$ 120 million. Loan amount: US$ 120 million. Executing agency: To be determined.
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Update on February 23rd, 2017:
(R) Sector Reforms Transportation II (BO-L1112)
This is a second operation that supports the reform program in the transport sector in Bolivia. It is structured as a programatic loan. Status: In preparation stage. Estimated total cost: US$ 120 million. Loan amount: US$ 120 million. Executing agency: To be determined.
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Update on October 28th, 2016:
(R) Sector Reforms Transportation II (BO-L1112)
This is a second operation that supports the reform program in the transport sector in Bolivia. It is structured as a programatic loan. Estimated total cost: US$ 90 million. Loan amount: US$ 90 million. Executing agency: To be determined.
Update on October 17th, 2016:
This is a second operation that supports the reform program in the transport sector in Bolivia. It is structured as a programatic loan. Estimated total cost: US$ 190 million. Loan amount: US$ 190 million. Executing agency: To be determined.
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This is a second operation that supports the reform program in the transport sector in Bolivia. It is structured as a programatic loan. Estimated total cost: US$ 190 million. Loan amount: US$ 190 million. Executing agency: To be determined.
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