Reconstruction of Earthquake Affected Infrastructure in North-West Pakistan

Country: Pakistan
Period: 01/2006 – 04/2007
07/2010 – 12/2011
Employer: KfW Development Bank
Investment Volume: EUR 15 Mio

Description:

A disastrous earthquake hit the North-Western region of Pakistan in October 2005 and badly damaged roads and water supply infrastructure. IMS conducted a mission for needs assessment in the affected area and prepared a project proposal for rehabilitation of rural water supply facilities and damaged roads.

The selected components have been implemented by the Pakistani earthquake authority ERRA and were financed under a debt for development swap programme under the frame of German development cooperation.

A Technical Audit was performed by IMS after implementation of the works in order to assess the quality of the works and the eligibility of the implemented project components in the roads and the water supply/sanitation sector.

Services of IMS:

IMS prepared a project proposal for earthquake rehabilitation measures and performed after completion of the works a Technical Audit.

  • Project identification and definition of appropriate and eligible project components
  • Coordination of the proposed measures with other donors
  • Coordination and harmonisation of the measures with the earthquake authority ERRA
  • Progress control of the implemented measures
  • Cost and quality control
  • Technical Audit and expert opinion on the results and output of the projects