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USD 71 mn loan for water
projects in Madhya Pradesh
Manila, Oct 14: The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a USD 71-million
supplementary loan for an urban water supply project in Madhya Pradesh, the
Manila, Philippines-based lender said Tuesday.
The project aims to improve the water supply services, sewerage and sanitation
services, storm-water drainage, and solid waste management in major cities of
Madhya Pradesh including Bhopal, Gwalior, Indore, and Jabalpur, ADB said in a
statement.
The cities are trade, commerce, and tourism hubs, where growth potentials are
constrained by poor water and sewerage infrastructure systems.
ADB and India signed a $181-million loan agreement in March 2005 to support the
project. However, progress was hampered by slow awarding of contracts, which
eventually led to a huge cost overrun due to rupee appreciation and price
increases since the project appraisal in 2003.
"Without the additional funding, the project in its original scope cannot be
completed, and the integrity of the urban infrastructure system for water
supply, sewerage, and waste disposal will be severely undermined," said Hiroyuki
Ikemoto, an Urban Economist at ADB's South Asia Department.
The ADB loan is payable in 20 years with interest rate determined in accordance
with ADB's London Interbank Offered Rate-based lending facility, according to
the statement.
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