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Ndsp4 Legacy Book 2019 (Imo State) NDSP4 & MPP9 WORKS PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION IN THE NINE NIGER DELTA STATES LEGACY BOOK EUROPEAN UNION (EU) NIGER DELTA SUPPORT PROGRAMME COMPONENT 4 (NDSP4) IN IMO STATE No 8, Barrister Obinna Okwara Crescent/Plot 37 Chief Executive Quarters, Opposite Ahiajoku Convention Centre. Area B, New Owerri, Imo State. IMO STATE EUROPEAN UNION NIGER DELTA SUPPORT PROGRAMME NDSP4 LEGACY BOOK 2019 IMO STATE MAP MBAITOLI ISIALA MBANO IDEATO SOUTH EUROPEAN UNION NIGER DELTA SUPPORT PROGRAMME NDSP4 LEGACY BOOK 2019 IMO STATE Publication: NDSP4/013/09/2019 TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD 4 PROGRAMME OVERVIEW 5 WORKS CONTRACT OVERVIEW 8 PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION TEAM 10 DETAILS OF NDSP4 PROGRAMME IN IMO STATE • STAKE HOLDERS TEAM 11 • PROJECT LIST 12 & 13 • PHOTOGRAPH OF IMPLEMENTED PROJECTS 14 Page 3 IMO STATE EUROPEAN UNION NIGER DELTA SUPPORT PROGRAMME NDSP4 LEGACY BOOK 2019 FOREWORD The NDSP4 Publication series is an attempt to bring some of our key reports and consultancy reports to our stakeholders and a wider audience. The overall objective of the Niger Delta Support Programme (NDSP) is to mitigate the conflict in the Niger Delta by addressing the main causes of the unrest and violence: bad governance, (youth) unemployment, poor delivery of basic services. A key focus of the programme will be to contribute to poverty alleviation through the development and support given to local community development initiatives. The NDSP4 aims to support institutional reforms and capacity building, resulting in Local Gov- ernment and State Authorities increasingly providing infrastructural services, income gener- ating options, sustainable livelihoods development, gender equity and community empow- erment. This will be achieved through offering models of transparency and participation as well as the involvement of Local Governments in funding Micro projects to enhance impact and sustainability. Specifically, 863 community projects are expected to be implemented as part of the EU support to community development in the Niger Delta. By the end of August 2019, some 690 out of the 863 micro-projects had been completed and accepted. In addition, under the NDSP4 Service Contract, 330 uncompleted projects were taken up un- der an addendum No.1 to the contract (mpp9) and successfully completed 302 by the end of December 2017; the remaining 28 were carried over to NDSP4 Works contract-2. Kingsley Fossu Team Leader – NDSP4 Page 4 EUROPEAN UNION NIGER DELTA SUPPORT PROGRAMME NDSP4 LEGACY BOOK 2019 IMO STATE PROGRAMME OVERVIEW NDSP Component 4 (NDSP4) NDSP4 is an extension of MPP9 and is building on its achievement, focussing on focal com- munities and capable and reform-minded Local Government authorities. This component is implementing micro-projects co-funded with Local Governments, which will contribute to building the capacity of local governments in service delivery to the poor and to strength- ening the partnership between Government authorities and communities. By implementing Micro-Projects in a wide range of communities, the programme aims to improve the delivery of social and economic services and to sensitise communities to demand good governance through the community participatory planning and development. NDSP4 includes allowance for community-based action in support of conflict prevention/ management or addressing other issues of relevance to the affected communities, including environmental improvements. The Objective of NDSP Component 4 is to support local communities’ development initiatives and conflict alleviation by completing the 9th EDF MPP9 project, which has a financial short- fall. Expected results to be achieved are: Result 1: Strengthened Community Governance through adoption of Community Development Action Plans by Communities and Local Government authorities. Result 2: Increased equitable access to basic infrastructure services by women and men. Result 3: Increased equitable access to income generating options and sustainable livelihood development by women and children. Result 4: Improved social cohesion among village communities. Management Structure The MBNP, represented by the National Authorising Officer (NAO), is the FGN implementation agency and is supported by the following management structure: • National Project Steering Committee (PSC) • State Level Project Stakeholders Coordination Committee (SLPSCC) • Project Implementation Management Unit (PIMU): • Implementation Field Offices (IFOs) • Micro-Projects Implementation Committees (PICs) Page 5 IMO STATE EUROPEAN UNION NIGER DELTA SUPPORT PROGRAMME NDSP4 LEGACY BOOK 2019 Funding Arrangement The funding arrangement was based as follows: • Total EU Funding: €45,000,000.00 (for works/Services) • European Union: €25,905,000.00 (50% for works) • LGAs: €12,952,500.00 (25% for works) • Communities: €12,952,500.00 (25% in kind) • States: To facilitate, coordinate and monitor projects. Micro Projects Categories Menu of proposed micro projects under NDSP-C4 include: • Basic Water Supply and Sanitation infrastructure, • Health Centres, • Educational Infrastructure, • Civic Centres/Town Halls and • Income Generating Infrastructure (Palm Oil Mills, Cassava Mills) • Open and Lock-up Markets, etc. NDSP4 Achievement and Challenges So Far Below are Achievements of NDSP4 since its inception in January 2014: • Completion of the 9th MPP9 project under NDSP4 Additional Services contract with over 90% completion rate. • Facilitated the successful selection of NDSP4 LGAs and communities with the support of the nine ND States. • Sensitisation of key stakeholders on NDSP4 for awareness creation and seamless partici- pation. • Establishment of SLPSCCs & PICs in the nine ND States and communities for programme coordination, implementation and sustainability. • Successful procurement of works contractors (Lots 1 to 9) for construction of over 860 MPs via Works Contract 1 and Works Contract 2 in the nine ND States with high success in contract execution. • Preparation and Implementation of Programme Estimate 1 to facilitate full participation of key stakeholders (Communities, CSOs, State and LGA officials, etc.) in NDSP4. • Implementation of a robust visibility and communication action plan to create programme awareness and information dissemination via production and distribution of NDSP4 vis- Page 6 EUROPEAN UNION NIGER DELTA SUPPORT PROGRAMME NDSP4 LEGACY BOOK 2019 IMO STATE ibility materials and promotional items (brochures, folders, jotters, Tee shirts and Caps, pens etc.). • Development and regular update of NDSP4 website with mobile application software for upload of events and progress of work during field missions. • Widening the scope of NDSP4 visibility via creation of NDSP4 Facebook account and Twit- ter handle. • Capacity building of State, LGA and communities on procurement, project monitoring, management, operation and maintenance of water and agro processing mills. • Commissioned study and publication of key stakeholders’ engagement on the sustaina- bility of provided micro projects facilities. • Main challenge is late commencement of construction work and delay by LGAs in the dis- charge of their counterpart contribution. Related Programmes/Donor Activities in ND There are similar initiatives in the Niger Delta region funded by the EU and other international donor agencies that are targeted towards alleviating poverty and conflict. The donors and agencies include CIDA, UNDP, DFID, WHO, USAID etc. For Further Information, Please Contact: 1. Kingsley Fossu (Team Leader) 2. Engr. Uwadiale, Oziegbe Wisdom (Chief Engineer) Email: [email protected] Phone: 08035439955 Phone: 09031271414 [email protected] Office Address: Project Implementation Unit (PIMU), No. 8 Barrister Obinna Okwara Crescent, Plot37 Chief Executive Quarters, Area B, New Owerri, Imo State. Website: www.ndsp4.org Facebook: www.facebook.com/NDSP4 Twitter Handle: @EU-NDSP4 Page 7 IMO STATE EUROPEAN UNION NIGER DELTA SUPPORT PROGRAMME NDSP4 LEGACY BOOK 2019 WORKS CONTRACT OVERVIEW NDSP4 WORKS CONTRACT & CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS. 1) Overview of NDSP4 Works Contracts (Works Contract-1 & Works Contract-2) The NDSP4 works contracts are construction contracts comprising buildings and water projects. They are micro projects of basic standards. Building project; The walls are made of sand Crete block and the surface is rendered with cement-sand mortar finishing. The roof structural members are wood cov- ered with long span aluminium roofing sheets finished with wooden fascia boards. The ceiling sheets are cements fibre materials. The windows are made of aluminium casement and the doors are made of metals with transom. The floor is finished with cement / sand mortar screeded on a concrete damp proof course (DPC) except health center buildings which are finished with tiles. The walls and ceilings are painted with emulsion paint. Water project; The water project is a basic standard motorized bore- hole powered by solar energy. The tank stand is a steel structure with base plate bolted to concrete foundation footing with anchor bolts. The water tanks are plastic tanks with in-let and out-let units for water supply and distribution services. The solar power system is automatic in operation with the CU200 panel. This system is protected against thunder by proper earthing system. The water distribu- tion point is constructed with block and concrete structure with three battery taps units. The projects types include; solar powered motorised borehole, school block, health post, civic center, market stall, cassava mill and palm oil mill. NDSP4 Works
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