Water Supply and Waste Water Treatment in Medium-Sized Municipalities in Serbia VI

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Water Supply and Waste Water Treatment in Medium-Sized Municipalities in Serbia VI Project Financing WBIF Grant WB18-SRB-ENV-01 € 2,400,000 Donor External Grant External grant € 45,000,000 German Government External Grant External grant € 1,000,000 German Governement External Grant External grant € 2,000,000 German Government External Grant External grant € 2,500,000 German Government External Grant € 5,452,510 KFW Loan € 70,000,000 German Government Other Sources € 12,540,491 Total € 140,893,001 Total Grants € 2,400,000 Total Loans € 70,000,000 Project Description The Project 'Water Supply and Wastewater Treatment in Medium-Sized Municipalities in Serbia VI' is set up as a programme focusing on the improvement of the quality of receiving water courses in Serbia and the enhancement of living conditions of the population in selected medium-sized Serbian municipalities/towns (over 30,000 inhabitants). The programme entails investments in wastewater infrastructure (wastewater treatment plants, sewerage network and collectors) in selected Serbian municipalities. The municipalities were selected in a transparent competitive procedure. Currently, the following municipalities are foreseen for the programme: Jagodina, Kikinda, Pirot, Pozarevac, Vrsac, Trstenik, Smederevo and Pancevo. The location of the municipalities can be verified in the below map. All municipalities are located close to rivers joining the Danube. The programme entails the construction of new wastewater treatment plants (in Pirot, Trstenik, Pozarevac, Pancevo, Smederevo) and the rehabilitation/ extension to EU standards of existing wastewater treatment plants (in Jagodina, Vrsac, Kikinda). In addition, investments in the network foresee rehabilitation/ replacement of collectors, construction/ extension of wastewater transmission mains, and new sewage systems. Results and Benefits length of new or rehabilitated sewer pipes installed of 83 km achieving a wastewater treatment capacity of 430,000 pe reliable drinking water supply and wastewater services contribute to increasing the attractiveness of the respective municipalities for investors and tourists Countries: Serbia Code: PRJ-SRB-ENV-007 Sector: Environment Monitor IFI: KFW Status: Implementation Beneficiary:.

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