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Ghadir Wastewater Treatment Plant

Wastewater treatment + sewer networks, 50,000 m3/day (existing plant) in Lebanon.

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Country
Lebanon
Location
Beirut
Coordinates
33.790, 35.480
Technology
Wastewater treatment + sewer networks
Capacity
50,000 m3/day (existing plant)
Capital cost
EUR 146 m approximate total project cost, including sewer networks (European Investment Bank), converted at EUR 0.85 per US$ (World Bank official exchange rate, euro area, 2018 average, the year the EIB's EUR 68.5 m finance contract was signed)
Stage
In tender
Owner or client
Council for Development and Reconstruction (CDR), executing agency
Contractor
—
Operator
—
Finance
Islamic Development Bank (Istisna'a financing; US$87.5 million approved by its board in June 2014) and European Investment Bank (EUR 68.5 million signed in 2018) for the expansion and upgrade
Award or start year
1998
Commissioned
1998 (existing plant)

Record last checked 2026-10-16.

History

Sources

5 references

Every field in the record above is taken from the references below. A field that none of them confirms prints as a dash.

  1. Daraj, No hope yet for Lebanon's most polluted river, 13 July 2021. daraj.media.
  2. Islamic Development Bank, Design, Construction and Operation of the Expansion and Upgrade of Al-Ghadir Wastewater Treatment Plant Project, Phase I (specific procurement notice, 8 May 2025, financing LBN1017-48/03967). isdb.org.
  3. European Investment Bank, project 20100281. eib.org.
  4. Total cost (approximate amount) EUR 146 million; EIB financing of EUR 68,500,000 signed on 28 February 2018. Islamic Development Bank, IDB approves more than US$447 million for financing new development projects, 23 June 2014. isdb.org.
  5. MENA Water Review major projects register and PPP pipeline — compiled from procurer publications, development-bank project pages and trade reporting; each record names its source.

US$87.5 million for Improvement of Wastewater Management and Sanitary Services in Al Ghadir Drainage Basin, Lebanon, approved at the 298th meeting of the Board of Executive Directors. Daraj (2021) instead gives a EUR 69.7 million IsDB loan approved in 2016; the two are not reconciled.