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Advance Action on Procurement, Consultant Recruitment and Retroactive Financing
Country/Borrower: People's Republic of China
Title of Proposed Project: Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Environmental Improvement Project
Name and Address of Executing Agency:
Government of Inner Mongolia Autonomous RegionBrief Description of Project:
Development and Reforms Commission
45 Wulanchabu Road , Hohhot 010010, Inner Mongolia
People' s Republic of China Contact Person: Ms Yang Minyi
e-mail address:nmgpmo@vip.sina.com
Tel. No. 86-471-2267431
Fax No. 86-471-2267432
The Project covers eight cities in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region (IMAR) and consists of the following: (i) improvement of city central heating supply in Wulateqian, Linhe, Wulatezhong, Wuyuan, Wuhai, Hangjinhou, Wulatehou, and Denkou; (ii) gas transmission/distribution improvement in these eight cities/counties; (iii) wastewater treatment in Wulateqian and Wulatehou; and (iv) institutional reforms and corporate governance improvement for all project implementing agencies (PIAs). Policy dialogue with the Government during project processing has focused on: (i) maximizing benefits to the poor and ensuring that the poor have sufficient heating by establishing specific gas and heating assistance programs, (ii) implementing market-based tariff reforms and improving billing collection, and (iii) promoting private sector participation.
Brief Description of Works, Goods and Consultant Services to be Procured: