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  • The project will support the development of the Khushig Valley area as a green, resilient, efficient, and inclusive satellite city around the New Ulaanbaatar International Airport. The proposed satellite city aims to attract residents, public services, and economic activities currently overconcentrated in Ulaanbaatar, the capital city of Mongolia.
  • The proposed project is aligned with the following impact: technologies harnessed for higher agricultural productivity and profitability. The project will have following outcome: industry responsiveness of advanced agricultural tertiary education and research enhanced. With BAU as a center of excellence, the project aims to accelerate agricultural technology adoption, increase job-ready graduates for private sector, and develop agricultural entrepreneurs with emphasis on providing safe and more inclusive learning environments for women.
  • The proposed Imphal Ring Road Project will improve quality of life in Imphal by helping to decongest the city and promoting the use of e-vehicles. Access to markets, economic opportunities, as well as administrative, health and educational services will be enhanced. It will stimulate economic activities and directly create jobs. By improving road infrastructure and transport services focusing on safety elements and universal features for pedestrians and vulnerable users, the project benefits will be inclusive.
  • The project will catalyze the transformation of teaching-learning and assessment systems system across higher education sector with emphasis on degree awarding Government First Grade and Engineering Colleges, and Polytechnics leading to quality employment for graduates. Specifically, this project will upgrade infrastructures and physical and digital facilities; trained teachers; strengthen competency-based assessment systems; introduce centers of excellence and skill centers; improve internal quality assurance and develop relevance research & development and innovation eco-system.
  • The proposed project aligns with the government's NDC commitments and aims to increase Indonesia's hydroelectric energy supply. It will also support state-owned enterprise (SOE) reforms through capacity building of PLN to scale up sustainable hydropower development at the subsidiary level with the first major hydropower development conducted by Nusantara Power, one of two electricity generation subsidiaries of PLN.

  • The project seeks to address the critical barriers that are leading to limited tourism spending, low average lengths of stay, and inadequate community benefit by diversifying tourism experiences and opening new tourism destinations, especially in nature-based tourism around Tonle Sap. Activities will be focused in Siem Reap and Battambang Provinces and Tonle Sap and will seek to stimulate private sector participation and investment, solve connectivity infrastructure gaps, strengthen destination management, and build the capacity of tourism SMEs.
  • The project aims to address the critical missing link in the southeastern coastal road corridor by linking Dong Thap province's coastal corridor with Vinh Long province, enabling onward connectivity to Can Tho city and Ca Mau province. This will improve interprovincial connectivity and freight movement while complementing ongoing expressway and national highway investments. As the gateway to the Mekong Delta's southeastern corridor, it will also strengthen access to major national highways toward Ho Chi Minh City, the Ben Luc-Long Thanh Expressway, and the Cai Mep-Thi Vai deep seaport complex
  • The proposed results-based loan will support DAMRI to electrify its Transjakarta bus fleet and upgrade depot facilities in Jakarta Metropolitan Area, accelerating the shift to cleaner and more inclusive public transport. The program will be implemented from 2026 to 2029, with major components including the electrification of DAMRI's Transjakarta bus fleet, enhancement of depot resilience and inclusiveness, and capacity building for DAMRI to ensure sustainable operations management.
  • The Accelerated Implementation of Government Energy Efficient Projects Results-Based Lending will support the Government of the Philippines in implementing the Government Energy Management Programme (GEMP) which requires all government buildings to reduce their monthly energy consumption by at least 10%. This requirement is being enforced under the Philippines Energy Efficiency and Conservation Act.
   
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