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Name of Project: Inclusive and Integrated Sanitation and Hygiene Project in 10 Priority Towns Project in Bangladesh.Financing No: BGD1066.Contract Title: 2.00 acre Land Development work at Lohalia in PatuakhaliSadarPaurashava of Patuakhali District Under Inclusive and Integrated Sanitation & Hygiene Project in 10 priority Towns Project in Bangladesh.NCB Reference: PAT-LD1

Specific Procurement Notice,Name of Project: Inclusive and Integrated Sanitation and Hygiene Project in 10 Priority Towns Project in Bangladesh.Financing No: BGD1066.,Construction of Community Toilet, Communal Bin & Transfer Station in Sirajganj Pourashava.

Terms of Reference For Consultancy Services for Capacity Builiding andAwareness Programme Under Inclusive and Integrated Sanitation and Hygiene Project in 10 Priority Towns in Bangladesh (GoB-IsDB).Package No.: SER-04 (NCB, QCBS)

Office of the Project Director, Urban Water Supply and Sanitation in 23 Pourashavas Project in Bangladesh (GOB - IDB),Request For Expression Of Interest,Consultancy Service for Capacity Building REOI & TOR

Request for Expression of Interest (EOI),Selection of Local Consulting Firm against Performing for Design & Supervision of Environmental Management (Faecal Sludge and Solid Waste Management,Drainage)& Water Supply Systems in 32 Pourashavas under the project.

পরকল্পন ও বস্তবয়ন: মন্ত্রপরষদ বভগ, এটুআই, বসস, ডওআইসট ও বসস

The project will support the Government of Bangladesh in addressing the immediate and urgent needs of the displaced persons from Myanmar in Cox's Bazar District, as identified by the United Nations (UN) in its Joint Response Plan (JRP) (displaced persons). The project will mainly support the improvement of water supply and sanitation, disaster risk management, sustainable energy supply, and access roads.

Water and other urban infrastructure and services /Urban flood protection-Urban policy, institutional and capacity development-Urban sanitation-Urban solid waste management-Urban water supply

7 mobile water carriers (each 3,000 litres of capacity) supplied. 500 bathing facilities constructed and handed over under the original project. Under the additional financing phase, two contracts are awarded for 200 integrated WASH facilities. 40 mini piped water supply systems handed over to beneficiaries under the original project. Under the original project, construction of 5 integrated solid waste management facilities completed. Preparation of bidding document for 1 more facility under the additional financing phase is in progress. Under the original project, 3 WTP are completed and 1 is in progress. Preparation of bidding document for 1 more WTP under the additional financing phase is in progress. MOU between DPHE and UNICEF signed on 14 December 2022, operation ongoing. MOU between DPHE and UNFPA signed on 10 August 2023. Preparation of bidding document for upgradation of health facilities (to be operated by UNFPA) is in progress. Preparation of bidding document for procurement of equipment (to be distributed by UNFPA) is in progress. Preparation of bidding document for construction of 2 WLCC (to be operated by UNFPA) is in progress. MOU between DPHE and IOM signed on 25 January 2023, operation ongoing. Signing of MOU between DPHE and WHO is in progress. Contract awarded 0n 29 October 2023 for construction of multipurpose disaster-resilient isolation center at ICDDR,B.

Under the original project, 10 multipurpose cyclone shelters constructed and handed over to beneficiaries. Under the additional financing phase, 2 contracts awarded for construction of 6 more cyclone shelters, works in progress. 4 large e-voucher shops for food distribution centers constructed under the original project and are in operation. 11 km storm water drainage network constructed under the original project. 400 lighting arresters installed under the original project. The component is dropped under the additional financing phase. Construction of rural access roads is in progress under 2 contract packages.

Under the original project, a 33/11 kV, 10 MVA substation constructed; 43 km, d11 kV new distribution line constructed with installation of 5 MVA distribution transformers; 2,000 mini grid connected streetlights and 2,000 standalone solar LED lights with built-in solar PV panels and battery banks installed; and 100 solar PV nano-grid systems installed. No energy components are designed to be implemented under the additional financing phase.

Under the original project, construction of 23 km internal roads (under 4 contracts) completed; construction of 24 km rural roads (under 4 contracts) completed. Under the additional financing phase, construction of 12.7 km rural roads (under 2 contracts) is in progress. Under the original project, resurfacing of 50 km road from Cox's Bazar link road to Unchiprang completed. Under the additional financing phase, resurfacing the remaining 30 km road from Unchiprang to Teknaf (under 2 contracts) is in progress.

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is committed to achieving a prosperous, inclusive, resilient, and sustainable Asia and the Pacific, while sustaining its efforts to eradicate extreme poverty. It assists its members and partners by providing loans, technical assistance, grants, and equity investments to promote social and economic development.

Groundwater contamination by arsenic was first discovered in the west of Bangladesh in late 1993 following reports of extensive contamination of water supplies in the adjoining areas of West Bengal, India.

The project 'Groundwater Studies for Arsenic Contamination in Bangladesh' was a reconnaissance investigation of the arsenic problem, carried out over the period 1998 to 2001. Its remit was to collate available data and conduct new groundwater surveys.

The project was funded by the UK Department for International Development (DFID). One of the main aims of the investigation was to assess the scale of the groundwater arsenic problem in order to aid the rapidly developing arsenic mitigation programme.

A second aim was to increase our understanding of the origins and behaviour of arsenic in Bangladesh aquifers. These aims were subsequently expanded to include a broader range of hydrochemical parameters.

The project was carried out in a collaboration between a number of organisations. On behalf of the Government of Bangladesh, DFID appointed the British Geological Survey (BGS) as lead consultants for the study. The Department of Public Health Engineering (DPHE), which is responsible for water supply throughout the country other than in the cities of Dhaka and Chittagong, was the executing agency. The Bangladesh Water Development Board (BWDB) and Geological Survey of Bangladesh (GSB) also provided counterparts.

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