Cambodia : Flood Damage Emergency Reconstruction Project

Agriculture, natural resources and rural development / Irrigation - Rural water policy, institutional and capacity development

Transport / Road transport (non-urban)

Current Project

Economic and social recovery from the 2011 floods in project provinces

Overall project

Economic and social recovery from the 2011 and 2013 floods in the project provinces accelerated

Current Project

Restoration of critical public and social infrastructure assets to their original standards or better

Overall project

Reconstruction of critical infrastructure to restore livelihoods and access and protect against future flooding

Current Project:

Output 1: National and Provincial Roads Restoration. All ten contracts have been completed. These include the reconstruction of 2.8 km of detour road/dyke in Prey Veng, 8.5 km of provincial road (PR) 270 in Kampong Cham; 8.1 km of PR 270; 34.4 km of PR 159 in Banteay Meanchey; and reconstruction of 14 bridges.

Output 2: Rural Roads Restoration. All five Stage 2 contracts for the reconstruction of 275.2 km of rural roads have been completed. All five Stage 3 contracts, which provide laterite surfacing of 175.9 km of rural roads and rehabilitation of 165 structures have also been completed.

Output 3: Irrigation and Flood Control. All twenty subprojects have been completed. Together, all subprojects are capable of irrigating 25,371 ha, equivalent to 101% of the targeted irrigated areas of 25,000 ha.

Additional Financing:

The project implementation has been completed by the loan/grant closing date of 30 June 2018 with a total of 50 contracts (41 civil works, 4 consulting services, and 5 equipment contracts) have been awarded for a total value of $72.94 million, which accounted for 99.8% for the allocated fund. As of 30 June 2018, physical progress was estimated at 100% against the elapsed time of 100%. All Stage 2 and 3 civil works constructions have been completed and defect liability certificates (DLC) have been issued except CW10b, CW10c, CW14 and CW14A under MPWT; and CW08 and CW13 under MOWRAM. For subprojects that have not been issued DLC, the IAs are advised to use bank guarantee to cover the defect liability period after the project completion date.

-Output1: National and Provincial Roads Rehabilitated. All three civil works contracts under Stage 2 have been completed and its DLC have been issued. Whereas all eight civil works contracts under Stage 3 have also been completed, and its DLC have been issued, except CW10b, CW10c, CW14 and CW14A which will be ended on 27 June 2018, 27 June 2018, 23 July 2018 and 5 May 2019, respectively. 114 km of National and provincial roads in five provinces (Battambang, Banteay Meanchey, Siem Reap, Kampong Thom and Kampong Cham) have been rehabilitated and upgraded. This includes 6.0 km, 81.0 km and 27.0 km in Reinforced Concrete (RC) pavement, DBST and Laterite, respectively. Three Pre-Stressed Concrete (PSC) bridges (equivalent to 155m), one RC bridge (equivalent to 15m), 28 box culverts and 211 pipe culverts have been built.

-Output 2: Rural Road Rehabilitated. All 12 contracts have been fully completed and its DLC have also been issued. 269.86 km of rural roads in five provinces (Battambang, Banteay Meanchey, Siem Reap, Kampong Thom and Kampong Cham) have been rehabilitated. It includes 252.86 km in laterite, 17 km in RC pavement, one RC bridges and several box and pipe culverts.

-Output 3: Irrigation and Flood Management. Stage 2 civil works for seven subprojects were packed into six works contracts have fully completed by July 2015. All the defects liability certificates have been issued. Stage 3 civil works consists of ten contract packages, one package for the construction of four farmers water user community buildings, and another package for installation of 8 Automatic Weather Stations (AWS) and 10 hydromet stations. Construction works of all ten civil works packages including contract variation of two access roads have been completed. Eight of them have been issued the defects liability certificates. The remaining two subprojects, CW13 and CW08, are under defects liability period till July and September 2018 respectively. Also, the contract for installation of AWS and hydromet stations have also completed and in operations. Stage 2 and 3 subprojects together will provide irrigated water to 73,507 ha of which 68,614 ha in wet season and 4,893 ha in dry season. As 31 March 2018, the project target of at least 25% of unskilled workdays created for women, have been generally achieved.

Output 1: Current project: National and provincial roads damaged by floods (including bridges and culverts) rehabilitated and reconstructed

Output 2: Current project: Rural roads damaged by floods (including bridges and culverts) rehabilitated and reconstructed

Output 3: Current project: Irrigation facilities rehabilitated and reconstructed

Output 4: Current project: Project managed and monitored efficiently

Output 1: Overall project: unchanged

Output 2: Overall project: unchanged

Output 3: Overall project: Irrigation facilities rehabilitated and flood management improved

Output4: Overall project: unchanged

Rehabilitation of 450 km of rural roads under FDERP was completed. Rehabilitation of 256.60 km of rural roads under FDERP-AF is completed.

Data is being collected.

22,879 (30%) of unskilled women work-day has been achieved against 75,725 of total work-days.

2.8 km of DBST detour road/dyke in Prey Veng and 8.5 km of PR270 in Kampong Cham completed; 8.1 km of PR 270 paved with DBST completed; 34.4 km of PR 159 in Banteay Meanchey province completed in July 2015.

In Stage 2, reconstruction of bridge in Prey Veng, reconstruction of Baray Lex Bridge at Km 88 on NR 11, and reconstruction of Koh Roka bridge in Kampong Cham completed. In Stage 3, 5 bridges along National Road (NR) 11, 6 bridges and 4 box culverts along Provincial Road (PR) 270 in Kampong Cham province also completed.

Around 30% of unskilled labor hired are women.

All five Stage 2 contracts for reconstruction of 275.2 km of rural roads completed. All five Stage 3 contracts, which entail placement of laterite on 175.9 km of rural roads and rehabilitation of 165 structures also completed.

Roughness index of 7 achieved for all laterite re-habilitated roads

Around 35.3% of unskilled labor hired are women.

Civil works construction of Stage 2 and Stage 3 subprojects have been completed by March 2015. The 20 subprojects of Stage 2 and 3 will be capable of irrigating 25,408 ha, equivalent to 101% of the targeted irrigated areas of 25,000 ha. The total costs for both stage-2 and stage-3 civil works are $9.88 million. The average cost per hectare is about $418.

About 25% of women have been employed as unskilled labor.

Progress is on track.

Sex-disaggregated data has been collected.

Key PIU staff have been participated in training on gender mainstreaming in infrastructure projects.

About 370 km of national, provincial, and rural roads has been reconstructed and upgraded.

Construction of 5 bridges under FDERP was completed. Under FDERP-AF, all 4 bridges are completed. The provincial road 270 and 156D have also been reconstructed.

33.9% of women unskilled labors out of 78.138 total number of work-days.

Stage 2 and 3 subprojects together will provide irrigated water to 73,507 ha of which 68,614 ha in wet season and 4,893 ha in dry season.

As of 30 June 2018, 35,671 (31%) of 115,864 total work-days.

The installation and commissioning of eight AWS and ten hydrological stations was completed in June 2015. the certificates of acceptance were issued in October 2015. The hydrological data obtaining from AWS and hydromet stations have been uploaded into MOWRAM website. The training to PIU staff has also been provided by the supplier.

Completed.