- SOLICITATION NUMBER: 0002003783
- INSTITUTION: IBRD/IDA
- ASSIGNMENT LOCATION: Bosnia & Herzegowina
- ISSUE DATE AND TIME: Sep 27,2023 09:53
- CLOSING DATE AND TIME: Oct 11,2023 23:59
QII Partnership gives special attention among others on resilience to natural disaster and environmental sustainability.Support for the development of tools and background documents necessary to improve water management and reduce the risk of floods in the Trebižat river basin; and thus the appropriate integration of climate risk management into the water and flood management policy; will enable future investments in infrastructure in accordance with the following QII principles:Principle 1: Sustainable Growth and DevelopmentMaximizing the Positive Impact of Infrastructure to Achieve Sustainable Growth and Development by defining better allocation of resources; enhanced capacities; skills upgrade and improvement of productivity for local economies.Principle 3: Environmental ConsiderationsIntegrating Environmental Considerations into Infrastructure by ensuring protection of calcareous sinter as a precondition for the formation of natural waterfalls (Kocuša and Kravice) and identifying nature-based solution for future climate resilient measures. Principle 4: Resilience against Natural DisasterBuilding Resilience against Natural Disasters and Other Risks by better understanding of factors and phenomena that might trigger floods or cause droughts. Resilience will be improved as a result of collection of spatial and temporal data and setting up of a hydraulic and hydrological simulation. Climate change resilience issues will be addressed to bring benefits to communities; nature and future basin-wide development.Principle 6: Infrastructure governance Strengthening Infrastructure Risk Governance by gathering adequate information and data for decision-making on necessary investments. Capacities for operation and maintenance of HFFS and water management options (scenarios) modelling is a prerequisite for sustainability of the expected infrastructure investments.
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