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The Sustainable Wastewater Management Project is financed by the Government of Sweden through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA), administered by the World Bank and implemented by the Municipal Development Fund of Georgia (MDF). The Project consists construction of two wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs). Present Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) report is for the construction and operation of Telavi WWTP with the capacity of 14,400 m3/d.

The Sub-project (SP) was a part of Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Program and envisaged rehabilitation works of access road (total length -885 m), water supply and drainage systems for the “Schuchmann Wines Georgia Ltd”, Telavi Municipality.

The Sub-project (SP) was a part of Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Program and envisaged rehabilitation works of access roads (total length -1230 m), arrangement of electricity, water supply and sewage system to the “Chateau Telavi” enterprise, Telavi Municipality

The Sub-project (SP) was a part of Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Program and envisaged rehabilitation works of access road to “Twins ‘Old Cellar”, Telavi Municipality (total length -470 m).

The Sub-project (SP) was a part of Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Program and envisaged rehabilitation of access road to Lopota lake, Telavi Muncipality (total length -2180 m).

Sustainable Urban Transport Investment Program SUTIP 3 (ADB Loan 3063-GEO) aims at development of the efficient, reliable and affordable urban infrastructure and service improvement.

The Sub-project (SP) was a part of Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Program and envisaged rehabilitation of access road to Hotel “Winiveria Ltd”, Telavi Muncipality (total length -178 m).

The Sub-project (SP) was a part of Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Program and envisaged rehabilitation of existing access road (total length of 1920 m).

The SP is implemented under the Third Regional Development Project (RDP III), supported by World Bank. The SP envisages rehabilitation of historic houses located at the Rustaveli, Erekle II, Shamanauri, Chavchavadze, Kostava and Saint Nino streets.

The Sub-project (SP) was a part of Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Program and envisaged rehabilitation of the existing access road (length - 1200 m), water supply and sewer systems, installation of street lightning.