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46009-001: Flood Damage Emergency Reconstruction Project
Project Data Sheet (PDS): Overview
Description
The project will rehabilitate infrastructure (national, provincial, and rural roads and irrigation facilities) damaged by the 2011 flood to be implemented from April 2012 to March 2015.... Read More
| Country |
Cambodia |
|---|---|
| Project Number | 46009-001 |
| Project Type or Modality of Assistance |
Loan Grant |
| Financing | Public sector (Sovereign) |
| Status | Approved |
| Approval Numbers |
Loan No. 2852 Grant No. 0285 |
| Approval Date | 27 Mar 2012 |
| ADB Financing ($ thousand) | 55,000 |
| Sector / Subsector Classification |
Multisector / Multisector |
| Thematic Classification | Economic growth Social development |
| Gender Mainstreaming Categories | Effective gender mainstreaming |
| Safeguard Categories |
Environment: B Resettlement: B Indigenous People: C |
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18 February 2013: Workers begin laying foundation-stone for a newly constructed bridge in Kampong Cham province. -
18 February 2013: A bridge is being constructed to connect an irrigation canal to a detour road in Prey Veng province. -
A concrete bridge in Prey Veng province is being constructed to replace the existing bridge (right) damaged by flood. -
10 September 2012: A 9-meter wide bridge on road KC1B linking Kandal province's Khsach Kandal district to Kampong Cham province's Srey Santhor district is under construction. Photo: Sothea Ros -
10 September 2012: A 27-km road known as KC1A linking Srey Santhor district to Koh Sotin district of Kampong Cham. Photo: Sothea Ros -
10 September 2012: Bridge CW1 on National Road 11 in Prey Veng city is to replace the old wooden-steel bridge. Photo: Sothea Ros -
10 September 2012: Bridge CW1 on National Road 11 in Prey Veng city is to replace the old wooden-steel bridge. Photo: Sothea Ros -
10 September 2012: Workers are hired under the project to build a bridge in Prey Veng province. Photo: Sothea Ros -
10 September 2012: Bridge CW2 on National Road 11 in Prey Veng city is being constructed. National Road 11 connects two provinces - Kampong Cham and Prey Veng - and links to National Road 7 and National Road 1. Photo: Chantha Kim -
10 September 2012: A 2-km detour road in Prey Veng city is being reconstructed to protect about 30,000 families from future flooding. Photo: Chantha Kim -
10 September 2012: The reconstructed Toul Skea irrigation canal is expected to cover some 1,500 hectares of rice fields in Prey Veng province. Photo: Sothea Ros -
22 February 2012: Flash floods cut road and bridge access in Prey Veng province. -
22 February 2012: An ADB delegation walks on a damaged road where floodwaters were held back by sandbags in Prey Veng province. -
22 February 2012: A man hoes land to resurface a road broken by floodwaters in Prey Veng province. -
22 February 2012: Villagers walk their bicycles on a flood-ravaged road repaired under ADB’s Cash for Work programs in Prey Veng province. -
2 February 2012: Villagers ride on a truck on a muddy road damaged by floodwaters in Banteay Meanchey province. -
2 February 2012: A car attempts to cross a fallen bridge in the flood-hit Banteay Meanchey province. -
31 January 2012: A girl indicates with her hand the height of the floodwater in Kampong Cham province.
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Ouk Nida
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Southeast Asia Department
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Cambodia Resident Mission
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Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology
Ministry of Rural Development
Ministry of Economy and Finance
Ministry of Public Works and Transport
Last PDS Update
28 Mar 2013