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Advance Action on Recruitment of Consultants
Country/Borrower: Republic of Tajikistan
Title of Proposed Project: Khatlon Province Flood Management
Name and Address of Executing Agency: Ministry of Water Resources and Land ReclamationMr. R. Barotov, Project Director
5/1 Shamsi Street, 734034 Dushanbe City,
Republic of Tajikistan
Tel: +99237 236 1613
Fax: +99237 236 1206
E-mail: irrigation@tjinter.com Brief Description of Project: The Project is expected to reduce socio-economic damage caused by floods in Kulyab, Vose, Farkhor and Hamadoni Districts. The outcome will be lessening flood frequency from once in 10 years to once in 100 years for these flood-prone Districts comprising a balance of structural (hardware) measures such as flood embankments and non-structural (software) measures such as flood preparedness, forecasting and warning and also strengthening of the institutional and legal setting taking full account of social, environmental and economic factors. Another important outcome will be greater community participation in flood management including voluntary workforces to ease the burden of flood infrastructure maintenance on the Government, communal management and harvesting of forested riparian buffer zones to supplement hard flood defenses and also yield significant local social and economic benefits, participation the design and testing lf local emergency plans, the operation of local flood warning systems, post flood surveys and establishment of local flood defense committees. The Project has five components:
- Institutional and Legal Reforms;
- Structural Components;
- Non-Structural Component;
- Project Management and Monitoring; and
- Feasiblity Study for Vose and Kulyab
- Project Management;
- Legal and Institutional Arrangements;
- Establishment of Disaster Management Authority;
- Strengthening of Embankment Maintenance Capacity;
- Preparation of Flood Risk Map;
- Preparation of Emergency Plans;
- Strengthening of Hydro-meteorology Network; and
- Flood Warning System.
Tetsuro Miyazato (632-6792)
Agriculture, Environment and Natural Resources Division, CWRD
tmiyazato@adb.org
Date of Advance Action Approval: 10 July 2007