Projects

Upgrading the water supply and sanitation services in the cities of Kulob, Dangara, and Kurgan-Tube. Provision of assistance to SUE “Khochagii Manziliu Kommunali” (“KMK”) and the water companies in Kulob, Dangara, and Kurgan-Tube cities to improve their commercial standing, service by helping to identify and implement the necessary corporate, financial,…

The assignment’s objective was to improve the Khujand Water Company’s regulatory framework and its operational and financial performance.

The project’s objective was to prepare the Institutional Development Programme to improve the company’s regulatory framework and performance.

The assignment’s objective was to improve the regulatory framework and operational and financial performance of 14 Water Utilities in Kashkadarya and Navoi Region.

Tashkent Water Utility Company “Suvsoz” was a beneficiary of a 10 million US dollars loan from EBRD. The project was intended to restructure the water company into a commercial self-operable company.

Uzbekistan is the beneficiary of the Chinese Government’s grant for developing the urban infrastructure of Tashkent City. Some portion of the grant was allocated to procure and install water meters and related works and services. The Tashkent Water Company and the City Municipality are responsible for the implementation of the…

The project objective was to improve the efficiency, financial viability, and sustainability of the water supply services in Bukhara and Samarkand.

The Government of Uzbekistan and Islamic Development Bank signed the Loan Agreement on equipping State Sanitary and Epidemiological Supervision Centers of the Republic of Uzbekistan with modern laboratory equipment and providing related training for SSESCs personnel within the implementation of the State Program for the Healthcare Development in Uzbekistan.

Reconstruction of 14 existing facilities, construction of 3 new facilities, the supply of modern medical equipment to 15 cancer centers across Uzbekistan, and training on radiology and related fields of medical and technical staff, trainers, and medical physicists.

Conducting the Noncommunicable Disease Risk Factors Survey using the STEPS survey methodology developed by the World Health Organization (WHO). The methodology prescribes three steps: questionnaire, physical measurements, and biochemical measurements. Core topics covered by most surveys are demographics, health status, and health behaviors. These provide data on socioeconomic risk factors…

Preparation of the feasibility study.

The Government of Uzbekistan and the Islamic Development Bank signed the Loan Agreement on provision the financing for the procurement of hi-tech medical equipment to realize the state program on health system reforming and institutional strengthening of the state medical emergency centers throughout the Republic of Uzbekistan. The Consultant’s main…