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Syria Emergency Water Security and Resilient Services Project (cost not allocated to plants)

Water supply and sanitation programme, Not a separate plant: the part of the US$150 million IDA grant not allocated to the three works contracts that carry their own rows (Adra, Ain Al-Zarqa, Upper Orontes) in Syria.

Planned

The record

Country
Syria
Location
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Coordinates
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Technology
Water supply and sanitation programme
Capacity
Not a separate plant: the part of the US$150 million IDA grant not allocated to the three works contracts that carry their own rows (Adra, Ain Al-Zarqa, Upper Orontes)
Capital cost
US$53.5 m: the US$150 m IDA grant (approved 23 April 2026) less the three works contracts estimated in the procurement plan, covering equipment, consultancies and technical assistance
Stage
Planned
Owner or client
Ministry of Energy (Water Resources Directorate), executing agency
Contractor
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Operator
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Finance
IDA grant within the US$150 million World Bank Syria Emergency Water Security and Resilient Services Project
Award or start year
2026
Commissioned
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Record last checked 2026-10-11.

History

Sources

4 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. World Bank, press release, Syria: World Bank approves US$225 million financing to restore water and health services (23 Apr 2026). worldbank.org.
  2. The Syria Emergency Water Security and Resilient Services Project (US$150 million).
  3. World Bank, Procurement Plan P515199 (22 Sep 2026). documents1.worldbank.org.
  4. 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.

Works estimates of US$55 million (Adra), US$28.5 million (Ain Al-Zarqa) and US$13 million (Upper Orontes); the rest covers emergency equipment, site clearance, consultancies and technical assistance. This row exists so that the grant total is counted once in the register's totals without being attributed to any one plant.