Sample terms of reference for preparing a refined feasibility study for a proposed city by-pass. The terms of reference document is predicated on the fact that most of the required information for a solid feasibility study has already been prepared. Most of the additional effort required to prepare a refined feasibility study is directed at presenting the facts and analysis within an improved report structure to present the case for the proposed by-pass.

This is a critical measurement of the success of the RERED Project in the context of rural economic development.

Find more related materials at Rural Electrification Funds. 

Tracking Number: Village Hydro/Wind/Biomass Economic Benefits Verification_2002_English

Project targets include (a) provision of electricity access to households through solar home systems and independent mini-grids fed by micro hydros, wind and biomass generators, (b) electrification of small and micro rural enterprises through renewable energy resources and (c) addition of capacity through grid-connected renewable energy power plants. GOSL has appointed DFCC Bank as the RERED Administrative Unit (AU). The RERED Project channels funds through participating credit institutions (PCI) to individual investments.

ToR for a Project Office Legal Task Manager

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Job descriptions and qualifications for the following key personnel:

• Chief Executive Officer
• Operations Officer
• Project Appraisal Specialist
• Legal Specialist
• PPP Financial Specialist

Since the outset of the economic crisis, changes in the economic profiles, the structure of government, and the  social fabric of [COUNTRY] have been dramatic. The country is struggling with these changes to adopt greater democratic practices, as well as more transparent process of decision making and higher levels of public participation in a decision making process.

ToRs for Consultant for Drafting of PPP Law

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Private Sector Participation Option for Improvement and Expansion of Water Supply and Sewerage Services to the City.

To learn more about this sector, visit Water and Sanitation Public Private Partnerships.