Fiji : Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Program, Tranche 1

Sovereign Project | 49001-003

The impact of the proposed investment program will ensure future growth in the greater Suva area (GSA) is sustainable and will improve public health. The outcome will be improved access to sustainable water supply and sewerage services in the GSA. The investment program has three outputs:

Project Details

  • Project Officer
    Blaik, Stephen
    Pacific Department
    Request for information
  • Country/Economy
    Fiji
  • Sector
    • Water and other urban infrastructure and services
Project Name Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Program, Tranche 1
Project Number 49001-003
Country / Economy Fiji
Project Status Active
Project Type / Modality of Assistance Grant
Loan
Source of Funding / Amount
Loan: Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Program, Tranche 1
European Investment Bank US$ 26.60 million
Grant 0531-FIJ: Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Program, Tranche 1
Green Climate Fund US$ 31.04 million
Loan 3512-FIJ: Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Program, Tranche 1
Ordinary capital resources US$ 42.11 million
Strategic Agendas Environmentally sustainable growth
Inclusive economic growth
Drivers of Change Gender Equity and Mainstreaming
Governance and capacity development
Knowledge solutions
Partnerships
Sector / Subsector

Water and other urban infrastructure and services / Urban water supply

Gender Effective gender mainstreaming
Description

The impact of the proposed investment program will ensure future growth in the greater Suva area (GSA) is sustainable and will improve public health. The outcome will be improved access to sustainable water supply and sewerage services in the GSA. The investment program has three outputs:

Output 1: Supply and access to safe water in the GSA improved. The investment will expand water supply by 40,000 m3 per day by constructing a new supply intake on the Rewa river with associated water treatment plant, pumping station, reservoir, and transmission main to connect to the existing system. Reliable and sustainable long term operations and maintenance practices will be enhanced through a DBO contracting arrangement. A catchment management plan will be developed to safeguard the water source and ensure long term sustainability. NRW reduction will be achieved by improving leak detection and repairs; replacing meters; and establishing district metering areas and pressure management systems. WAF will supply 200 liters per capital per day to 315,947 persons by 2023, ensuring continuous supply to 98% of the GSA population. The climate change component of Output 1 will include adaptation measures for building the new Rewa river scheme specifically moving the facility from 29 km to 49 km from the river mouth to avoid future climate change impacts embodied in projected rising sea levels and potential migration of the salt water wedge up the river.

Output 2: Wastewater treatment and management capacity in the GSA increased. The wastewater network will be rehabilitated and expanded by: (i) upgrading 31 existing wastewater pumping stations; (ii) upgrading about 18 km of wastewater trunk mains to increase carrying capacity; (iii) relining 13 km of wastewater trunk mains; and (iv) extending the wastewater network to service an additional 15% of households (approximately 4,500 existing lots in backlog areas) currently using onsite septic tanks. Additionally, the WWT capacity at Kinoya will be expanded by 164% to cover approximately 277,000 person equivalent to treat wastewater from current and future households. By improving the network and expanding the WWT capacity, WAF will ensure that 60% of households in GSA will have access to a reticulated sewage collection system by 2023. The remaining households with individual septic units will be catered by a fecal sludge management system.

Output 3: WAF management and sustainable service delivery capacity improved. Program management and capacity development support will be provided to: (i) support WAF in the implementation of water demand management, NRW reduction and the national liquid trade waste management programs; (ii) support the Department of Environment (DOE) developing the environmental regulatory framework for treated municipal wastewater discharge, sludge treatment and disposal practices and standards, and associated monitoring and enforcement; (iii) complete the corporatization of WAF; (iv) formulate water safety plans to protect the quantity and quality of water at all source intakes; (v) improve financial management; (vi) promote gender equity; and (vii) study alternatives to reduce the long term energy consumption of the existing urban WWT system.

Project Rationale and Linkage to Country/Regional Strategy

Fiji has a population of approximately 868,000, of which 53% is urban. By 2030, it is estimated that two in three Fijians will be living in the country s urban centres. While poverty rates in Fiji are highest in rural areas, the rapid growth of peri-urban squatter settlements implies that the majority of poor people in Fiji now live in and around urban areas. Fiji s urban sector accounts for 60% of the country s gross domestic product, with the share of the GSA estimated at 40%. The GSA, which consists of Suva City the national capital as well as the towns of Lami, Nasinu, and Nausori and their surrounding peri-urban areas, accounts for 57% of Fiji s urban population. By 2023, the population of the GSA is expected to grow by 12.8%.

Despite the economic importance of the country s cities and towns, investment in urban water supply and sewerage services has not kept pace with the demands of rapid urban growth. In the GSA, WAF s treated water production capacity is insufficient to meet customer demands and there is strong dependence on a single river source that is increasingly vulnerable to drought. To assimilate the forecast population growth, a significant increase in water supply production capacity is required in combination with measures to curb relatively high customer demands and reduce system leakages. Diversification of raw water sources and catchment protection are strategies to improve water security and mitigate the impacts of future climate change. Currently, 36% of urban households are connected to the sewerage system. The Kinoya wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) is under capacity and under-performs in terms of environmental compliance. In the unsewered areas, 60% of households in the GSA currently use on site sanitation systems (e.g. septic tanks). Due to prevailing shallow soil depths, high rainfall and lack of routine maintenance, overflows from septic tanks are a common occurrence which contributes to pollution to receiving waters and public health risks. The current extent of sewerage services coverage and limited wastewater treatment capacity are major constraints to further growth and urban development. The investments to be financed by the program are aligned to the National Development Plan 2016-2033 (medium-term water supply and sanitation sector development plan 2016-2021), WAF GSA Water and Wastewater Master Plan 2013-2033 and the WAF 2016 corporate plan (draft).

Fiji 's National Development Plan 2016-2033 is aligned to the Sustainable Development Goals, and has prioritized the improvement of water and sanitation services in Fiji 's as a core pillar for inclusive economic development and growth. The government s strategy is to ensure the provision of safe drinking water and basic sanitation to every household in Fiji. In addition the National Development Plan acknowledges increased population growth, water consumption and climate change impacts as an impediment to efforts to achieving sustainable development.

Impact

Government's objective to improve access to a safe piped water supply system and an environmentally friendly sewerage system.

Project Outcome
Description of Outcome

Improved access to sustainable water supply and sewerage services

Progress Toward Outcome Regular meetings are held between ADB and WAF at a technical level and ADB-Government level to identify bottlenecks and maintain the good implementation pace of the Urban Water project. First project review mission for the year was fielded in May 2023 and issues relating to project implementation were discussed. Progress of work on both civil works contracts have shown good implementation achievements from Nov 2021 (when national COVID restrictions were lifted) to now. As of September 2023, the overall progress (inclusive of design, procurement, and construction) was approximately 95.3% for the DBO contract, whilst the overall progress was approximately 99.2% for the GM contract. Major works under both the contracts are in the testing phase and target for commissioning by October 2023.
Implementation Progress
Description of Project Outputs

Improved access to reliable and safe water supply in the GSA

Wastewater treatment and management capacity in the GSA increased

WAF management and sustainable service delivery capacity improved

Status of Implementation Progress (Outputs, Activities, and Issues)

Progress of works was severely impacted by long stoppages due to COVID-19 lockdowns in 2020 and 2021. Good progress in works has been noted after the COVID-19 restrictions were eased in November 2021. As of September 2023, the overall progress (inclusive of design, procurement, and construction) was approximately 95.3% for the DBO contract, whilst the overall progress was approximately 99.2% for the GM contract. Works under both the contracts are now projected to be completed by November 2023. Hence, very likely the entire system when connected to the existing network will be commissioned by October 2023 and achievement of the indicator target will be met thereafter. Previously reported NRW improvements were attributable to trainings held under the ADB Water Financing Partnership Facility RETA 6498: Knowledge and Innovation Support for ADBs Water Financing Program. The RETA financed an IWA Water Balance exercise and trainings. Commencement of NRW works under this Tranche 1 had been deferred after the initial bidding for the NRW reduction equipment was not successful. Rebidding was not done during the COVID period. Importance of commencing the NRW works was highlighted again in May 2022 project review mission. Repackaging of procurement lots was carried out and issued in September 2022. Contract awards have been made (March 2023) for 7 packages to procure NRW equipment. NRW works will commence after the relevant equipment are received by WAF. WAF is also working on introducing performance-based contracts NRW works. EOIs are expected to be released by end of Oct 2023. Achievement of indicator target will be delayed to until NRW related works are completed.

Addressing of wastewater activities were to be undertaking under Tranche 2 of the program. Tranche 2 is currently in ADB's 2023 funding pipeline. Tranche 2 processing deferred as government was considering rescoping works based on the due diligence work under an EIB TA. The government has now requested to cancel Tranche 2 under the program and for ADB to consider a standalone project to address the wastewater activities. ADB is currently reviewing the government's request. WASH activities under the project were delayed due to the inability to mobilize the relevant consultants in 2020 and 2021 due to international border restrictions and restrictive COVID-19 protocols. Nevertheless, some work on WASH has commenced for Fiji under a Regional TA-6551- Strengthening WASH Practices and Hygiene Behavioral Change in the Pacific. Fiji is a beneficiary of the Regional TA.WAF currently undertaking extensive consultations with Fiji Competition and Commerce Commission (FCCC) on new tariff structure. No updated Annual Report still to provide recent figures/ statistics on uncollected tariff rates. Despite the government's introduction in both 2020 and 2021 a lot of flexibilities for utility bills in view of the hardships people were facing due to COVID-19, uncollected tariff rate was at 5.4% as at June 2022.WAF's new women recruit for 2019 was 39.7% and for 2020 it was at 22.7%. For 2021 as at Q2 it was 25% and due to COVID lockdowns and restriction's most activities slowed down which resulted in a drop in women recruitment to 7% in Q4 2021. On a cumulative basis new women recruit as at Dec 2021 stands and 17.8%. Percentage of women participated in training was 29.29% in 2019; 29.61% 2020; 23.6% in 2021. On a cumulative basis as at Dec 2021 26.7% of WAF women staff participation in trainings. Figures for 2022 are yet to be provided. Program is designed. Implementation is underway. Demand Management Guidelines adopted July 2019, updated April 2022.WAF has completed consultation with the Fiji Competition and Commerce Commission (FCCC) on tariffs and penalties for trade waste policy. They now await the new rates to be gazetted before it can be implemented. As at September 2022 43% have complied.Progress on this initiative had stalled due to inability of the PMU to mobilize specific resources due to travel restrictions. Review completed with WAF's input. Discussions are ongoing with Department of Environment on site specific standards to be adopted.

Geographical Location
Safeguard Categories
Environment B
Involuntary Resettlement B
Indigenous Peoples C
Summary of Environmental and Social Aspects
Environmental Aspects Tranche 1 - Rewa River Water Supply Scheme IEE was approved subject to conditions by the Ministry of Environment on 13 June 2017 and amended on 2 August 2017. The outline CEMP was prepared by WAF in July 2017. The EA/IA are complying with the legal covenants and no actions are required to maintain compliance.
Involuntary Resettlement The Resettlement Plan (RP) is undergoing review. The EA/IA are complying with the legal covenants, however RP approval is required before awarding civil works contracts.
Indigenous Peoples Not applicable at this period. The EA/IA are complying with the legal covenants and no actions are required to maintain compliance.
Stakeholder Communication, Participation, and Consultation
During Project Design The preparation of the project due diligence under went public consultations and focused community group discussions. A public awareness campaign and community participation plan has been prepared.
During Project Implementation Stakeholder discussions have been limited to affected parties at the Viria site, regulatory authorities and procurement workshops with relevant government stakeholders.
Business Opportunities
Consulting Services

All consultants will be recruited according to ADB's Guidelines on the Use of Consultants

(2013, as amended from time to time). The terms of reference for consulting services are

detailed in Appendix 1 of the Procurement Plan. Consulting firms will be engaged using the quality and cost based selection (QCBS) method with a standard quality: cost ratio of 80:20: Detailed Engineering

Design Consultants with 149 person-months, Construction Supervision Consultants with 780

person-months.

Procurement

The Investment Program will follow ADB's Procurement Guidelines (2015, as amended

time to time) and tranche 1 loan includes: (i) four international competitive bids (ICBs) for water

supply intake works in Rewa; (iii) one ICB procurement of water supply equipment; and (iii)

recruitment of consulting services for the IPMU consultants Part B (Detailed Engineering

Consultants, Construction Supervision Consultants, and Institutional effectiveness). An 18

month procurement plan indicating threshold and review procedures, goods, works, and

consulting service contract packages and national competitive bidding guidelines is in Section

C. Universal procurement will apply pursuant to an ADB Board blanket waiver of member

country procurement eligibility restrictions where ordinary capital resources and a cofinancier's

resources are used to jointly finance individual procurement package.

Responsible ADB Officer Blaik, Stephen
Responsible ADB Department Pacific Department
Responsible ADB Division Pacific Subregional Office in Suva, Fiji (SPSO)
Executing Agencies
Ministry of Economy
Timetable
Concept Clearance -
Fact Finding -
MRM -
Approval 15 Nov 2016
Last Review Mission -
Last PDS Update 25 Sep 2023

Grant 0531-FIJ

Milestones
Approval Signing Date Effectivity Date Closing
Original Revised Actual
20 Dec 2016 16 Oct 2017 12 Jan 2018 31 Jan 2026 - -
Financing Plan Grant Utilization
Total (Amount in US$ million) Date ADB Others Net Percentage
Project Cost 37.74 Cumulative Contract Awards
ADB 0.00 15 Mar 2024 0.00 26.43 85%
Counterpart 6.70 Cumulative Disbursements
Cofinancing 31.04 15 Mar 2024 0.00 22.47 72%
Status of Covenants
Category Sector Safeguards Social Financial Economic Others
Rating Satisfactory Satisfactory Satisfactory Satisfactory - Satisfactory

Loan 3512-FIJ

Milestones
Approval Signing Date Effectivity Date Closing
Original Revised Actual
20 Dec 2016 16 Oct 2017 12 Jan 2018 31 Jan 2026 - -
Financing Plan Loan Utilization
Total (Amount in US$ million) Date ADB Others Net Percentage
Project Cost 42.11 Cumulative Contract Awards
ADB 42.11 15 Mar 2024 28.98 0.00 69%
Counterpart 0.00 Cumulative Disbursements
Cofinancing 0.00 15 Mar 2024 24.93 0.00 59%
Status of Covenants
Category Sector Safeguards Social Financial Economic Others
Rating Satisfactory Satisfactory Satisfactory Satisfactory - Satisfactory

Loan 6004-FIJ

Milestones
Approval Signing Date Effectivity Date Closing
Original Revised Actual
09 Dec 2015 22 Dec 2015 22 Dec 2015 15 Feb 2017 12 Jan 2018 12 Jan 2018
Financing Plan Loan Utilization
Total (Amount in US$ million) Date ADB Others Net Percentage
Project Cost 0.00 Cumulative Contract Awards
ADB 0.00 15 Mar 2024 0.00 0.00 0%
Counterpart 0.00 Cumulative Disbursements
Cofinancing 0.00 15 Mar 2024 0.00 0.00 0%

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Title Document Type Document Date
Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Program, Tranche 1: Audited Project Financial Statements (August 2022-July 2023) Audited Project Financial Statements Jan 2024
Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Program, Tranche 1: Procurement Plan Procurement Plans Nov 2023
Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Program, Tranche 1: Audited Project Financial Statements (August 2021-July 2022) Audited Project Financial Statements Nov 2022
Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Program, Tranche 1: Revised Gender Action Plan Gender Action Plans May 2022
Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Program, Tranche 1: Audited Project Financial Statements (August 2020-July 2021) Audited Project Financial Statements Feb 2022
Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Program, Tranche 1: Audited Project Financial Statements (August 2019-July 2020) Audited Project Financial Statements May 2021
Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Project: Audited Project Financial Statements (August 2018-July 2019) Audited Project Financial Statements May 2020
Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Program, Tranche 1: Facility Administration Manual Facility Administration Manual Dec 2019
Project Design Advance Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Project: Audited Project Financial Statements (For Year Ended 31 December 2017) Audited Project Financial Statements Dec 2018
Project Design Advance for Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Project: Audited Project Financial Statements (For Year Ended 31 December 2016) Audited Project Financial Statements Jan 2018
Project Agreement for Loan 3512 and Grant 0531-FIJ: Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Program - Project 1 Agreements Oct 2017
Loan Agreement for Loan 3512-FIJ: Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Program - Project 1 Agreements Oct 2017
Grant Agreement (Externally Financed) for Grant 0531-FIJ: Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Program - Project 1 Agreements Oct 2017
Amendment to the Loan Agreement (Ordinary Operations) for PDA Loan 6004-FIJ: Project Design Advance for Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Project Loan Agreement (Ordinary Resources) Mar 2016
Project Design Advance Loan Agreement (Ordinary Operations) for Loan 6004-FIJ: Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Project Loan Agreement (Ordinary Resources) Dec 2015
Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Project: Project Design Advance Project Design Advance Dec 2015
Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Project: Project Design Advance Project Administration Manual Project/Program Administration Manual Dec 2015
Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Project: Procurement Plan Procurement Plans Oct 2015

Safeguard Documents See also: Safeguards
Safeguard documents provided at the time of project/facility approval may also be found in the list of linked documents provided with the Report and Recommendation of the President.

Title Document Type Document Date
Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Program, Tranche 1: Environmental and Social Monitoring Report (January-June 2023) Environmental and Social Monitoring Reports Aug 2023
Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Program, Tranche 1: Environmental and Social Monitoring Report (July-December 2022) Environmental and Social Monitoring Reports Feb 2023
Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Program, Tranche 1: Environmental and Social Monitoring Report (January-June 2022) Environmental and Social Monitoring Reports Aug 2022
Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Program, Tranche 1: Environmental and Social Monitoring Report (July-December 2021) Environmental and Social Monitoring Reports Feb 2022
Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Project, Tranche 1: Environmental and Social Monitoring Report (January-June 2021) Environmental and Social Monitoring Reports Aug 2021
Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Program (Tranche 1): Environmental and Social Monitoring Report (July-December 2020) Environmental and Social Monitoring Reports Mar 2021
Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Program (Tranche 1): Environmental and Social Monitoring Report (January-June 2020) Environmental and Social Monitoring Reports Jun 2020
Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Program (Tranche 1): Rewa River Water Supply Scheme Volume 2C, Updated Resettlement Plan Resettlement Plans Feb 2020
Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Program (Tranche 1): Rewa River Water Supply Scheme Volume 2A and B, Updated Resettlement Plan Resettlement Plans Jan 2020
Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Program (Tranche 1): Environmental and Social Monitoring Report (July-December 2019) Environmental and Social Monitoring Reports Dec 2019
Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Program (Tranche 1): Rewa River Water Supply Scheme Volume 2E, Updated Resettlement Plan Resettlement Plans Aug 2019
Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Program (Tranche 1): Rewa River Water Supply Scheme Volume 2D, Updated Resettlement Plan Resettlement Plans Aug 2019
Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Program, Tranche 1: Environmental and Social Monitoring Report (January-June 2019) Environmental and Social Monitoring Reports Aug 2019
Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Management Investment Program (Tranche 1): Rewa River Water Supply Scheme Volume 1, Updated Resettlement Plan Resettlement Plans Aug 2019

Evaluation Documents See also: Independent Evaluation

None currently available.


Related Publications

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Tenders


Contracts Awarded

Contract Title Approval Number Contract Date Contractor | Address Executing Agency Total Contract Amount (US$) Contract Amount Financed by ADB (US$)
ICB 1.1.1 REWA RIVER WATER SUPPLY SCHEME DBO CONTRACT Grant 0531 11 Apr 2019 SINOHYDRO-HDEC JOINT VENTURE | HAIDIAN DISTRICT BEIJING 100036 PR CHINA CHINA PEOPLE'SREP.OF Ministry of Economy 20,535,048.39
ICB 1.1.2 REWA RIVER WATER SUPPLY SCHEME GRAVITY MAIN Grant 0531 11 Apr 2019 SINOHYDRO-HDEC JOINT VENTURE | HAIDIAN DISTRICT BEIJING 100036 PR CHINA CHINA PEOPLE'SREP.OF Ministry of Economy 9,641,680.39
ICB 1.1.1 REWA RIVER WATER SUPPLY SCHEME, DBO CONT RACT Loan 3512 30 Apr 2019 SINOHYDRO-HDEC JOINT VENTURE | HAIDIAN DISTRICT BEIJING 100036, PR CHINA CHINA,PEOPLE'SREP.OF Ministry of Economy 85,697,136.48 12,834,405.25
ICB 1.1.2 REWA RIVER WATER SUPPLY SCHEME GRAVITY MAIN Loan 3512 26 Apr 2019 SINOHYDRO-HDEC JOINT VENTURE | HAIDIAN DISTRICT BEIJING 100036, PR CHINA CHINA,PEOPLE'SREP.OF Ministry of Economy 40,364,141.88 6,026,050.25
CS02B PACKAGE 2 (PART B) CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT & SUPERVISION OF REWA RIVER SUPPLY SCHEME Loan 3512 01 Mar 2019 SMEC INTERNATIONAL PTY LTD | AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA Ministry of Economy 3,396,122.86 3,396,122.86
CS01B PACKAGE 1 (PART B) INVESTMENT PROGRAM MANAGEMENT UNIT INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT Loan 3512 01 Mar 2019 SMEC INTERNATIONAL PTY LTD | AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA Ministry of Economy 5,557,169.00 5,557,169.00
SURVEY, INVESTIGATION, DETAILED & TENDERING OF WASTEWATER SYSTEM UPGRADE & EXTENSION Loan 3512 09 Mar 2018 EGIS EAU | 34965 MONTPELLIER CEDEX 2 FRANCE FRANCE Ministry of Economy 3,013,510.00 1,024,593.00
PDA: PACKAGE 1 (PART A), PROJECT PREPARATORY WORK AND CAPACITY BUILDING Loan 3512 09 Mar 2018 GHD PTY LTD | CANBERRA, ACT, 2601 AUSTRALIA Ministry of Economy 2,093,297.00 711,721.00
PDA: PART(A)), DESIGN, DOCUMENTATION & TENDERING OF REWA RIVER WATER SUPPLY SCHEME & KINOYA WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT UPGRADE Loan 3512 09 Mar 2018 STANTEC (FORMER MWH)NZ LTD & SMEC INT'L PTY | C/-LEVEL 2, KADAVU HOUSE, 414 VICTORIA PDE, GPO BOX 119, SUVA NEW ZEALAND Ministry of Economy 1,795,539.00 610,483.00

Procurement Plan