Metropolitan Sanitation Management and Health Project :
Indonesia
| Project Outcome |
| Outcome |
Progress Toward Outcome |
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Increased access to improved wastewater in the participating cities.
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This will not be achieved until 2014, half a year before project completion.
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| Implementation Progress |
| Outputs |
Status of Implementation
Progress (Outputs, Activities and Issues) |
1. Community Mobilization for Improved Health and Hygiene
2. Infrastructure development for sewerage completed.
3. Project implementation and capacity development support completed
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Overall progress implementation is behind initial schedule. However, it is likely that the project can be implemented within the original project duration period. Procurement of all civil works for Medan and Yogyakarta have been completed. Works are expected to be completed by second quarter of 2015.
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| Geographical Location |
Medan, Yogyakarta |
Safeguard Categories
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| Environment |
B |
| Resettlement |
B |
| Indigenous People |
C |
| Summary of Environmental and Social Aspects |
| Environmental Aspects |
Improved sanitation infrastructure will reduce pollution of environmental receivers such as aquifers, water courses or the sea, thus improving water quality and public health.
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| Stakeholder Communication, Participation and Consultation |
| During Project Design |
The Project has been prepared in close consultation with city sanitation working teams (CSWT) that were established by the participating city governments. The CSWTs assisted with the selection of target groups during the conduct of socioeconomic surveys and focus group discussions, adn provided feedback and information to stakeholders and the executing agency (EA).
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| During Project Implementation |
During project implementation the CSWTs, int he form of city coordinating committees, will continue to play an important part by providing recommendations to the city government's concerning the planning and design of proposed sanitation projects, particularly regarding the selection of community-based sanitation components. In Indonesia, NGOs have historically played an important part in providing community infrastructure and the Project will involved such organizations from the start, particularly in the planning and implementation of community-based sanitation projects.
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| Responsible ADB Officer |
Javier Coloma Brotons
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| Responsible ADB Department |
Southeast Asia Department
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| Responsible ADB Division |
Urban Development and Water Division, SERD
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| Concept Clearance |
01 Oct 2009 |
| Fact-finding |
18 May 2009 to
28 May 2009 |
| Appraisal |
07 Dec 2009 to 19 Dec 2009 |
| Board Approval |
19 Jul 2010 |
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CLOSING |
| Loan No. |
Approval |
Signing |
Effectivity |
Original |
Revised |
Actual |
| 2654-INO |
19 Jul 10 |
21 Sep 10 |
22 Nov 10 |
30 Jun 15 |
- |
- |
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TOTAL (
Amount in US$ million) |
| Project Cost |
35.00
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| ADB |
35.00
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| Counterpart |
0.00
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| Cofinancing |
0.00
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| Date |
ADB |
OTHERS |
Net Percentage |
| Cumulative Contract
Awards |
| 24 May 2013 |
27.896
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80%
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| Cumulative
Disbursements |
|
24 May 2013 |
6.934
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20%
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| Category |
Sector |
Social |
Financial |
Economic |
Others |
Safe |
| Rating |
Satisfactory
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Satisfactory
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Satisfactory
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Satisfactory
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Satisfactory
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