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Momd Suggested Projects in Aoos 04052021.Pdf Suggested Projects to support the return of displaced families to their original areas (MoMD) Diyala No Suggested Projects Beneficiaries No District\Subdistrict 1 Supply and install water station with 1 250 HHs Jalwalaa million Galons capacity in Salih Village 2 Build a primary school (12 classes) 420 students Muqdadya 3 Build a primary school 630 students Al-Khalis 4 Water Project 3121 HHs Khanqin 5 Pave Mansuria way Sadr Al-Dawalib (4km) 350 HHs Mansouria 6 Rehabilitate Mohammed Al-Ali Hamza Al- 600 HHs Mansouria Najm electricity network 7 Establish a second way for Jalwlaa (the 12014 HHs Jalwlaa second round) from Kalar garage to Kalar crossroads with sewer 8 Pave Sensil 10 km with a bridge 3000 HHs Muqdadya 9 Rehabilitate Hay Al-Jamaheer 12014 HHs Jalwalaa 10 Change Qura Jboor water network 1100 HHs Qara Taba 11 Build a primary school (6 classes) 231 students Qara Taba 12 Scraping and paving Hay Fulstin sewer 1281 HHs Muqdadya 13 Supply and install water station with 1 950 HHs Muqdadya million Galons capacity in Al-Luhaib villages 14 Establish a health center in Jnbaz Kabeer 150 HHs Muqdadya village 15 Supply and install water station for Faris Al- 855 HHs Muqdadya Ataan villages 16 Split the city feeder 11kv 687 HHs Jalwalaa 17 Rehabilitate the electricity network of Wadi 365 HHs Jalwalaa Al-Osaj vilage 18 Build a primary school (12 classes) 480 Students Qara Taba 19 Build the civil status building 1542 HHs Mansouria Salah-Aldin No Suggested Projects Beneficiaries No District\Sub-district 1 Dar – Al-Islam school (6 classes) 200 Balad 2 Maan Bin Zaada School (6 classes) 250 Balad 3 Tanab Al-Sughra (6 classes) 150 Balad 4 Ameer Al-Moamneen secondary school (12 350 Balad classes) 5 Al-Waha Alkhadraa school (6 classes) 220 Balad 6 Ibn Al-Nadeem school (6 classes) 180 Balad 7 Al-Qadrya school (12 classes) 300 Balad 8 Ibn Senaa (6 classes) 240 Balad 9 Yathrib secondary school for girls (12 500 Balad classes) 10 Bahr Al-Arab intermediate school 250 Balad 11 Bahr Al-Arab school 250 Balad 12 Al-Saeed school 300 Balad 13 Al-Azal school 270 Balad 14 Primary health sub-center 300 Balad 15 Alyaa primary school (6 classes) 200 Balad 16 Yathrib new school (6 classes) 500 Balad 17 Primary health sub-center 500 Baiji \ Synya 18 Rebuild and rehabilitate 3 schools 500 Baiji \ Synya 19 Water project 200 m3 500 Baiji \ Synya 20 Rehabilitate 2 schools 320 Baiji \ Synya 21 A school 180 South Amrli 22 Primary health sub-center 180 South Amrli 23 A school 158 South Amrli 24 Primary health sub-center 158 South Amrli 25 A school 100 South Amrli 26 Al-Tayabat school 350 Dujail \ Shihani 27 Haydarya school 250 Dujail \ Ajili 28 Water project 200 m3 300 Samaraa \ Jazeera 29 Al-Blathri School 320 Samaraa \ Jazeera 30 Primary health sub-center 250 Samaraa \ Jazeera 31 Water project 200 m3 170 Samaraa \ Jalam 32 Al-Tahani primary school 110 Samaraa \ Jalam 33 A school 100 Samaraa \ Jalam 34 Water project 200 m3 100 Samaraa \ Jalam 35 Water project 200 m3 130 Samaraa \ Jalam 36 A school 200 East Amrli 37 A school 175 East Amrli 38 Primary health sub-center 200 East Amrli 39 Primary health sub-center 121 North Amrli 40 Primary health sub-center 156 North Amrli 41 Primary health sub-center 280 North Amrli 42 Primary health sub-center 310 North Amrli 43 A school 310 North Amrli 44 Water Project 200 m3 335 North Amrli 45 Primary health sub-center 400 North Amrli 46 Water project m3 156 North Amrli 47 A school (6 classes) 156 North Amrli 48 A school (6 classes) 80 North Amrli 49 A school (6 classes) 280 North Amrli 50 Primary health sub-center 280 North Amrli 51 A school (6 classes) 250 Tooz 52 Water project 200 m3 250 Tooz 53 3 schools (6 classes) 700 Tooz 54 Water project 200 m3 600 Tooz 55 Primary health sub-center 600 Tooz 56 A school (6 classes) 450 Tooz 57 Primary health sub-center 1000 Tooz 58 Water project 200 m3 1000 Tooz 59 Water project 200 m3 600 Tooz 60 A school (6 classes) 600 Tooz 61 A school (6 classes) 150 Tooz 62 Primary health sub-center 400 Tooz 63 Water project 200 m3 500 Tooz 64 Primary health sub-center 600 Tooz 65 Water project 150 Tooz 66 Water project 200 m3 300 Tooz Ninewa No Suggested Projects Beneficiaries No District\Sub-district 1 The cladding of separate streets in the Mosul/ Hammam Al- Kasbah of Hammam Al-Alil Alil 2 Street paving in Kasbah Rabia Mosul/ Rabih 3 Cladding internal streets in the center of Tal Afar/ Zummar Zummar district 4 Establishment of a sanitary landfill site in Mosul/ Bashiqa the village of Kanana in Bashiqa 5 Pavement of internal streets in the center Hamdaniya/ Nimrud of Nimrud district 6 Equipping the laboratory with specialized Multiple laboratory devices 7 Rehabilitation of the agricultural Multiple meteorological network Al-Iraqiya and set up 2 new stations 8 Maintenance of the filter system and Hamdaniya/ Nimrud sedimentation basins (rehabilitation of the low draft station 3) Equipping and installing crews in Salmiya Water Project 9 Rehabilitation of a road in Al-Falah Al- Mosul Center Thaniyah neighborhood, behind the Nineveh Traffic Directorate, District 6 10 Construction of the Hamdaniyah traffic Hamdaniya Center section 11 Construction of Zammar traffic circuit Tal Afar/ Zummar 12 Building a Telkif traffic sector Talkeif 13 Paving of rural roads in the Mosul district Multiple 14 Rehabilitation of separate streets in Mosul Mosul Center 15 Rehabilitation of the ground floor of the Mosul Center Nineveh Post Office building for the purpose of using it By the State Employees Retirement Fund / Nineveh 16 Development of the Kubba electricity Mosul Center network Kirkuk No Suggested Projects Beneficiaries No District\Sub-district 1 Rehabilitation of the modern Riyadh water 4000 Riyadh sub-district project 2 Delivery of water to villages and regions 4000 Riyadh sub-district Liberated 3 Rehabilitation of the Darban water complex 82 Riyadh sub-district 4 Rehabilitation of the acid water complex 32 Riyadh sub-district 5 Rehabilitation of the Kadhimiya and Al- 150 Hawija district Masna'a complexes 6 Equip electrical transformer with panels 13785 Hawija district Electrical control for a water project Hawija developed 7 Supplying pumps for the Hawija water 13785 Hawija district project Evolving 8 Rehabilitation of the Arisha water complex 80 Hawija district 9 Rehabilitation of water pools in Al-Rashad 1000 Al-Rashad sub-district district 200 m ^ 3 / h 10 Implementation of a conveyor line for the 1000 Al-Rashad sub-district Rashad area of 400 mm Ductile 11 Rehabilitation of water complexes for the 200 Zab sub-district villages of Halwa Sufla And Renji 12 Rehabilitation of water complexes for the 400 Zab sub-district villages of Numaisa Al-Razzazia, Al-Hussainia and Al-Shamait 13 Delivering water to the village of Brig 130 Abbasi sub-district 14 Rehabilitation of the unified Abbasi water 3000 Abbasi sub-district project Tigris River and booster stations and water delivery To Chawok village 15 Supplying and installing a water unit of 4000 Daquq District Daquq and a complex the light 16 Supplying and installing diver crews and 4000 Daquq District transformers With well accessories 17 Water network switch reed Bashir type 1000 Taza sub-district Asbest 18 Implementing networks of destroyed 1000 Taza sub-district villages 19 Rehabilitation and maintenance of water 220 Taza sub-district networks for villages Humira Small and big and small dakshman And the large and and the fence and the licorice and Mary Beck And vocalizations 20 Rehabilitation of the rock village water 45 Al-Multaqa district complex 21 Rehabilitation of the water complex in the 50 Al-Multaqa district village of Nasiriyah 22 Rehabilitation of the Kwaz Arab 100 Al-Multaqa district Almowahad water complex 23 Rehabilitation of the water project of the 38 Debs district village of Mzirair And receptacle 24 Delivery of water to the village of Haifa 50 Debs district with construction High tank and internal network implementation 25 Create a high concrete tank 100 ^ 3 40 Debs district And the extension of a water network in the village of Al-Badir 26 Supplying and installing an electrical 27 Daquq District transformer for a project Al-Rashad water, Al-Wahda village and a generator Electric 27 Re-connection of electricity to the village of 41 Daquq District Albu Mohammed 28 Reconnecting electricity to Moharza village 25 Daquq District 29 The delivery of electricity to the village of 60 Daquq District Albusraj 30 Installing and connecting a generator with a 2000 Riyadh sub-district transformer For the Riyadh store complex 31 Supplying, installing and operating 32 Riyadh sub-district transformers 2 electrics for a village water project Awwad Al-Mahawish 32 Rehabilitation and development of the 20 Al-Multaqa district electrical network in The role of irrigation 33 Rehabilitation of the electrical network in 5000 Al-Multaqa district the center of Al-Moltaqa district 34 Preparing construction materials for the 13785 Hawija district implementation of the electrical network in the liberated areas 35 Installing a 250-capacity transformer to 100 Hawija district address group-dour bottlenecks in the protoplasm 36 Rehabilitation of the electrical network in 50 Abbasi sub-district the village of Houd 7 37 Rehabilitation of the electrical network for 3000 Abbasi sub-district the liberated areas 38 Rehabilitation of the electrical network in 220 Al-Rashad sub-district the district and its villages 39 Rehabilitation of the electrical network of 100 Al-Rashad sub-district the big village of Dakmat 40 Development of the electrical network in 100 Zab sub-district the village
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