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![]() China Center for Urban Development, |
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| Contact Details: | Address: No. 5 East Sanlihe Rd., Xicheng District, Beijing, P.R.China Tel.: 0086‐10‐68575400 Fax: 0086‐10‐68531719 Website: www.town.gov.cn |
| Brief Description: | The China Center for Urban Development (CCUD), established in 1998, is a public institution under the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC). CCUD specializes in policy research and decision‐making consultancy in the sphere of urbanization and urban development. Its major functions include 1) providing policy consultancy on urbanization and urban development to NDRC, relevant departments under the Central Government and the State Council, and local governments; 2) assisting cities and towns in formulating their plans for socio‐economic development, strategic development and land use; 3) providing guidance to its pilot cities and towns; 4) organizing relevant conferences and high‐level forums; 5) conducting international cooperation projects and training programs related to urban development; and 6) undertaking project presentations and urban marketing activities. |
| Activities undertaken with CDIA: | - Participated in Xinyu CIIPP Workshop - Participated in Bangkok PFS training |
| Envisaged future collaborations: | - A workshop to be held on popularizing CIIPP and PFS tools among officials from cities (still under discussion ) |
![]() Shanghai Tongji Urban Planning & Design Institute |
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| Contact Details: | Address: Room 1310, Tongji Planning Mansion, Tongji University National Science Park, 1111 Zhongshan Bei Er Road, Shanghai, 200092, China Tel.: +86 (0) 21 6598 2150 Fax: +86 (0) 21 6598 2089 www.tjupdi.com |
| Brief Description: | Shanghai Tongji Urban Planning & Design Institute (TJUPDI), established in 1996, is one of the first domestic institutes acquiring the National Grade A Qualification Certificate of Urban Planning and Design from the Ministry of Housing and Urban-rural Development and National Grade A Qualification Certificate of Tourism Planning from National Tourism Administration in China. TJUPDI is the very external urban planning service platform of Tongji University. |
| Activities undertaken with CDIA: | • PFS studies • Training course participation • City network development • CIIPP workshop in cities • Popularization of CDIA activities in China |
| Envisaged future collaborations: | • PFS studies and CIIPP • CIIPP Training course development • Technical toolkits development • Urban planning and development related projects • Urban research and publication • Regional seminars |
India |
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![]() National Institute of Urban Affairs (NIUA) |
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| Contact Details: | Address: Zone 4B IHC Lodhi Road New Delhi 110003 India Tel.: 91-11 24653576, 24643284 Fax: 91-11-24617513 www.niua.org, indiaurbanportal.in |
| Brief Description: | The National Institute of Urban Affairs (NIUA) is a premier institute for urban research in India supported by the Ministry of Urban Development (MOUD), Government of India. It was established in 1976 under the Societies Registration Act. The Institute’s Governing Council consists of 19 members represented by senior officials from the Government of India, eminent urban leaders and experts from varied background. Mission is to be a knowledge center of research, training and information dissemination in urban development and management. |
| Activities undertaken with CDIA: | • Entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with CDIA • Participation in the Asia Urban Forum; • Implementation of City Infrastructure Investment Prioritization and Programming (CIIPP) Toolkit in Merut City; • Participated in a CDIA Training Workshop on Pre-Feasibility Scheme; • Participation in a CDIA Workshop on Improving Access of Poor to Solid Waste Management. |
| Envisaged future collaborations: | • Organization of India Urban Forum in 2012; • Implementation of PFS in one Selected City; • Further capacity building in the urban sector. |
![]() Society for Development Studies (SDS) |
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| Contact Details: | Address: India Habitat Centre, Core 6A, Lodhi Road, New Delhi -110003, India Tel.: (91-11)24699368, 24699369 Fax: (91-11)24699368, 24699369 www.sdsindia.org |
| Brief Description: | Research, Capacity Building & Technical Assistance in areas of planning & policy making across over 40 countries. Recognized Centre of Excellence with four UN Awards for Best Practice & Excellence. |
| Activities undertaken with CDIA: | • Capacity building of officials on CIIPP in Alwar City |
| Envisaged future collaborations: | • Jointly develop innovative urban planning and financing instruments and test them in selected CDIA client cities; • Collaborative research on old asset rejuvenation financing instrument; • Collaboration with CDIA in SDS international and national capacity building programmes; • Provide slots to CDIA eligible cities in SDS fully funded capacity building programmes; • Strengthening CDIA relationships with CITYNET, LOGOTRI and other networks in the region. |
Indonesia |
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![]() URBAN AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE (URDI) |
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| Contact Details: | Address: Komplek Perkantoran Royal Palace Blok C-3 Jl. Prof. Dr. Soepomo, SH Kav. 178A Menteng Dalam - Jakarta Selatan 12870 Tel. : +62-21-8312087 / 83785532 Fax : +62-21- 8312196 Website : www.urdi.org Email : urdi@urdi.org |
| Brief Description: | The Urban and Regional Development Institute (URDI) is established in 1995 as an independent not-for-profit organization aimed at promoting sustainable urban and regional development in Indonesia. |
| Activities undertaken with CDIA: | • Adaptation of CIIPP Toolkit : Translate and adapt The CIIPP Toolkit to the Indonesian context • Documentation of Pre-FS: Documenting Prefeasibility Study of Indonesia Consolidated Urban Development Programme for Krueng Aceh River, Banda Aceh and Urban Transport Yogyakarta. • Toolkit Linking Cities to Finance : Regulation Collection and Regulaton Mapping of Infrastructure Financing in Indonesia • CIIPP Training on Pekalongan • City Scan to identify potential cities |
| Envisaged future collaborations: | • Adaptation of Pre-FS Manual and Guidelines • Follow-up the prioritization result into the investment profile/project briefs (CIIPP++) in some cities • Policy dialogue at national level on the institutionalisation of CIIPP tookit and Pre-FS Manual/Guidelines • Involve in Pre-FS formulation process • Quality assurance for Pre-FS process and result • In-country CIIPP training program as step to replicate the toolkits to other Indonesian Cities |
![]() YAYASAN INOVASI PEMERINTAHAN DAERAH (YIPD) |
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| Contact Details: | Address: Jl.Tebet Barat Dalam IIIA No. 2 Jakarta Selatan 12810, Indonesia Tel.: +62 21 8379 4469 Fax: +62 21 8379 1270 http://www.yipd.or.id |
| Brief Description: | Yayasan Inovasi Pemerintahan Daerah (YIPD) is a not-for-profit organization that focuses on delivering high quality, professional technical assistance to strengthen the managerial capacity of local governments in Indonesia in areas such as administrative management, strategic management and planning, organizational development, financial management, and thematic issues such as environmental and infrastructure. YIPD works at the national level (policy analysis) and the local level (technical assistance and training). |
| Activities undertaken with CDIA: | • CIIPP Indonesia Adaptation • Linking Cities of Indonesia to Finance • Pilot Project on CIPP Indonesia Adaptation and Local Government Training Workshop • CDIA Involvement on Pre FS Implementation in Indonesia, Lesson learned from Banda Aceh and Yogyakarta • Institutionalize Project Prioritization within Indonesia Context and Regulation |
| Envisaged future collaborations: | • CIIPP development and application to create City Investment Profile • Capacity Building to the Local Government for Pre Feasibility Studies in Indonesia |
Nepal |
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![]() TOWN DEVELOPMENT FUND (TDF) |
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| Contact Details: | Address: P.O. Box No. 5144 Tel.: (+977-1) 4-493-866/ 4-464-874 Fax: (+977-1) 4-471-227 www.tdf.org.np |
| Brief Description: | The Town Development Fund (TDF) is an autonomous financing intermediary institution established by the Government of Nepal in 1989 with a long term institutional objective of becoming a self-sustaining and complementary part of intergovernmental fiscal transfer system. It finances municipal infrastructure development projects through its loan and grant funding and provides technical assistance to municipalities. After long years of modest activities, it is now facing with a fast growing portfolio expanded in the last 7 years. The total value of the 11 donor programs have reached NRS 6.8 billion; of these contracted for subprojects NRS1.7 billion and disbursed NRS 1.4 billion by the end of 2011. With technical and financial supports from donor partners (ADB, GIZ, KfW, WB/IDA), it has recently laid down the foundation of a major organizational, business, financial, and operational restructuring, which includes an approved strategic Business Plan, a 5-year Business Restructuring Action Plan, and a Workout Plan for problem loans; all of these are now under implementation. |
| Activities undertaken with CDIA: | • Signing of MOU between TDF and CDIA; • Visit of a mission of CDIA and TDF to Pokhara and Lalitpur for PFS on solid waste/urban transportation projects; • Participation on NPOs regional trainings on CIIPP and PFS; participation in CDIA’s stakeholders forum; • CIIPP tool-kit application for Biratnagar Sub-Metropolitan City. |
| Envisaged future collaborations: | • Preparation of Revenue Improvement Action Plan (RIAP) for Pokhara Sub-Metropolitan City with collaboration of CDIA, TDF and GIZ/SUNAG; and subsequently replication to other cities in Nepal; • Support for PFS application of Lalitpur Sub-Metropolitan City; • PFS toolkit training to TDF/Municipalities Staffs; • CIIPP tool-kit application in few more cities and tailoring into Nepalese Context; • Joint workout on PPP Toolkit and training for TDF/municipal staffs; • Regional workshop in Kathmandu among various financial intermediary institutions (like TDF) in the Asia-Pacific region (urban infrastructure financing institutions) |
Pakistan |
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![]() Infrastructure Project Development Facility (IPDF) |
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| Contact Details: | Address: House # 2, Street # 59, F-7/4, Islamabad Tel.: 051-2656090 Fax:051-920-5926 www.ipdf.gov.pk |
| Brief Description: | IPDF is the central Public Private Partnership (PPP) arm of the Government of Pakistan, operating under the aegis of Ministry of Finance. IPDF assist line ministries and state owned enterprises in structuring their projects on PPP basis. IPDF promotes participation of private sector in public development projects and acts as a bridge between public and private sector by facilitating infrastructure development under PPP methodology. |
| Activities undertaken with CDIA: | • An IPDF Expert was seconded to CDIA under the Young Asian Profession Program (YAPP); • Support PFS by providing financial expertise and downstream financing via PPP; • BRT PFS in Islamabad. |
| Envisaged future collaborations: | • Capacity building on Public Private Partnership/Project finance; • Organize conference /workshop in collaboration with IPDF to promote CDIA’s mandate in Pakistan; • Leveraging on respective organizations strengths for promotion of urban infrastructure via PPP; • YAP to act as focal point for CDIA in Pakistan. |
Sri Lanka |
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![]() Management Resources for Good Governance (MaRGG) |
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| Contact Details: | Address: KA.N. Perera Tel.: +94 11- 2775036 Fax: +94-11-2649044 Email : kanperera@gmail.com Tele: 94-11-2649597 Address: Leo Fonseka Tel.: +94 11- 2649597 Fax: +94-11-2649044 Email : clcfonseka@live.com |
| Brief Description: | MaRGG is a private, non-profit organization established for the purpose of offering consultancy services to governments, local governments, international development agencies and other established institutions and corporate bodies, to promote and strengthen good governance in international and local administration. |
| Activities undertaken with CDIA: | • MaRGG has entered into an agreement with UN-Habitat to field test the CIIPP Toolkit & User Manual ( already done) • Based on the results to translate the Toolkit & User Manual into local languages i.e. Sinhala & Tamil (already done) • Trained staff of the Local Authorites selected for the project to apply the CIIPP toolkit and prepare an inventory of prioritized infrastructure improvement needs. |
| Envisaged future collaborations: | • Pursuant to the workshop on Regional Training for National Partner Organizations (NPOs) on Pre–Feasibility Studies (PFS) , 13-15 December in Bangkok, MaRGG forwarded a Proposed Plan of Action the together with the budget for CDIA approval. We await your response to that proposal. • MaRGG will be continuing with the CDIA activities agreed upon with the UN-Habitat as per the agreement signed. Further, we would like to engage ourselves with future programs that CDIA would like to implement with Un-Habitat and MaRGG. |
![]() Sevanatha Urban Resource Centre |
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| Contact Details: | Address: 102/02, Koswattha Road, Nawala, Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka Tel.: +94 112 878893/ +94 112 879710 Fax: +94 112 878893 Email: sevanata@sltnet.lk |
| Brief Description: | SEVANATHA was established in the year of 1989 as a local NGO in Colombo Sri Lanka. It was founded by a group of Grassroots Human Settlement Activists to assist urban poor communicates to improve their shelter and livelihoods. Since 1989 SEVANATHA has been engaged in its operational activities in Colombo and a number of other major cities in Sri Lanka. |
| Activities undertaken with CDIA: | • SEVANATHA is one of the National Partner Organizations [NPOs] of the CDIA in Sri Lanka; • SEVANATHA has been invited and a number of project staff has participated in capacity development training programmes, and in other CDIA events organized by the CDIA recently; • SEVANATHA has seconded one of its’ Project Staff [Mr. Rohana Rathnayake] to participate in 6-month training in Manila under the Young Asian Professional [YAP] internship programme, which is promoted by the CDIA to build collaboration with NPOs. • SEVANATHA has signed an agreement with the UN-Habitat to carry out Two [02] Workshops in Galle and Ratnapura cities in Sri Lanka, for the application of localized CIIPP Toolkit, which was developed by the CDIA. |
| Envisaged future collaborations: | • Conduct Two [02] CIIPP Toolkit Application workshops in the cities of Ratnapura and Galle, Sri Lanka during the 1st quarter of 2012; • SEVANATHA project staff to participate in CDIA related training workshops and other capacity building events; • Continue exchange of information with CDIA in order to facilitate CDIA’s future initiatives in Sri Lanka and other Asian Cities. |
![]() SRI LANKA INSTITUTE OF LOCAL GOVERNANCE [SLILG] |
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| Contact Details: | Address: No. 17, Malalasekara Mawatha Colombo 07 Sri Lanka Tel.: +94112580307 Fax: +94112580316 www.slilg.gov.lk |
| Brief Description: | The Sri Lanka Institute of Local Governance (SLILG) was established on 15th October 1999 by the parliamentary Act No 31 of 1999, with an objective of accomplishment of a daunting task, i.e. the enhancement of capacities of provincial councils and local government institutions for the provision of efficient and effective services to the people to uplift their living standards by promoting good local government practices.
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| Activities undertaken with CDIA: | • Work in partnership with UN-Habitat for the localizing of Project Prioritization tool kit of CDIA; • Participated in the Project Pre-Feasibility Study [PFS], a workshop held in Bangkok in December 2011. |
| Envisaged future collaborations: | • Work corporately with UN-Habitat Colombo office for implementation of the CDIA Toolkit for selected LAs [08]; • Jointly work with the CDIA in future for introduction of PFS for the LAs; • Introduce a capacity building program on preparation of Bankable Project Proposals for the LA staff; • In addition to that we seek your support for the capacity building of staff of LAs in following prioritized areas. - Project Proposal Writing - Project Management - Participatory Planning and Budgeting - Environmental Protection and Management - Preparation of Financial Statements of LAs - Capacity building of Members of LAs - Management of Effective Information / readily available information’s |
Thailand |
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![]() THAILAND ENVIRONMENT INSTITUTE (TEI) |
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| Contact Details: | Address: 16/151 Muang Thong Thani, Bond Street Pakkred, Nonthaburi 11120 Thailand Tel.: 662 503 3333 Fax: 662 504 4826-8 www.tei.or.th |
| Brief Description: | Founded in 1993, the Thailand Environment Institute is a non -government and non-profit organization that enhances capabilities of the national, local governments, civil societies, local communities and business sector personnel in integrating and balancing economic, social and environmental development activities by linking policy with actions and strengthening networking of concerned strategic partners for sustainable development. |
| Activities undertaken with CDIA: | • Sharing information and data on Thailand; • Linking and coordinating between Thai cities and CDIA; • Identifying potential partnering cities with CDIA; • Assisting Pre-feasibility Study on Cargo Distribution Center of Thungsong; • Organizing Local field visit of Green Infrastructure (December 2011); • A TEI Director is an elected member of the CDIA Stakeholder Forum. |
| Envisaged future collaborations: | • Mekong Sub-Region Support to CDIA; • CIIPP Toolkit adapting, testing and rollout for selected cities in Vietnam and perhaps in the Mekong region; • CDC/PFS Thungsong-Urban Development - CDIA Phase II. |
Viet Nam |
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![]() ACADEMY OF MANAGERS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND CITIES |
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| Contact Details: | Address: km 10, Nguyen Trai road, Thanh Xuan District Ha Noi, Vietnam Tel.: (84-4) 35524754- 38545417 Fax: (84-4) 35524754- 38546319 www.amc.edu.vn |
| Brief Description: | Academy for Managers of Construction and Cities (AMC), a professional agency of Ministry of Construction of Vietnam, specializes in training courses in home and abroad for managers and staff working in construction sector or training courses relating to construction and urban management for other managers and Vietnam municipal leaders. Up to now, it has been operating for over 30 years and is the biggest training unit for construction – relating staff in Vietnam. |
| Activities undertaken with CDIA: | • As a collaborating partner taking part in joint and complementary capacity development program for city infrastructure development in Vietnam to support cities to bridge the gap between planning and investment; • Has already delegated two staff members to participate in two capacity developing courses organized by CDIA: City Infrastructure Investment Priority Programming (CIIPP), from 23-26 May 2011, Bangkok, Thailand and Introduction to Pre-Feasibility Studies (PFS): Translating Urban Development Strategies into Bankable Projects. (Manila, Philippines), June, 2011. |
| Envisaged future collaborations: | • Collaborating with CDIA on capacity development programs for city infrastructure development in Vietnam, namely the implement of the CDIA/NPO Activity & Business Plan for the period 2011-2012. |
![]() URBAN DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (UDA)–MINISTRY OF CONSTRUCTION (MoC) |
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| Contact Details: | Address: 37 Le Dai Hanh street, Hai Ba Trung district, Ha Noi, Viet Nam Tel: (+84-04) 39747 695 Fax: (+84 -04) 39747 421 |
| Brief Description: | Urban Development Agency is a State organization to assist the Minister of Construction to manage urban development; to organize programs and project in urban development in which the Ministry of Construction (MOC) is an investor or Urban Development Agency is an administrator appointed by the Minister with the following objectives: |
| Activities undertaken with CDIA: | • Capacity developing trainings: UDA and CDIA had worked closely to do capacity building. Many officials of UDA had been attended in CDIA’s training courses that were conducted in Manila, Bangkok, Singapore etc.; • One of UDA’s experts had been seconded to CDIA for a 6-month internship under the YAP programme in 2010; • International experience exchange: CDIA had been involved in many seminars, workshop in terms of urban development holding by UDA; • City scan: CDIA in close partnership with UDA are undertaking a so called city scan in 8 cities in Viet Nam with the aim to support these city governments to commission PFS on strategic projects in terms of their sustainable urban development. |
| Envisaged future collaborations: | • Dissemination of PFS to local authorities; • Building capacity for UDA’s official and urban management expert in both local and central; • Cooperation in holding workshop, seminar for international and national exchange; • Support CDIA’s activities with UDA expertise, mechanisms and/ or information about the urban context in Vietnam; • A bridge between CDIA and local government. |
![]() VIETNAM INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTURE, URBAN AND RURAL PLANNING |
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| Contact Details: | Address: No 10 Hoa Lu Street, Hanoi - Vietnam Tel.: 04 – 04 22210888 – Extension 413-414 Fax: 04 976 4339 – 04 22209977 www.viap.org.vn |
| Brief Description: | The Vietnam Institute of Architecture, Urban and Rural Planning is a State organization under the Ministry of Construction in Vietnam with high quality skills and experiences in: organizing scientific researches; applying technological advances to serve governmental management in the fields of architecture and construction planning; conducting researches on preservation, conservation and development of Vietnamese architecture; carrying out relevant research on construction planning; organizing training courses, co-operating with foreign countries and propagating information on technological science in the fields of architecture and construction planning; offering consultative activities. VIAP operates a network of offices located in the three main parts of Viet Nam including Hanoi, Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City with over 850 staffs. VIAP has highly qualified experts with experiences in a diverse range of projects in Viet Nam, as well as a strong reputation in international co-operation. During the period of 50 year establishment and development, VIAP was given many titles and architectural and planning awards. |
| Activities undertaken with CDIA: VIAP experts attended the activities undertaken by CDIA in the right hand side column. | • Seminar on Cities and Climate Change held 28 February - 02 March 2011 in Singapore. • Introduction to Pre-Feasibility Studies (PFS): Translating Urban Development Strategies into Bankable Projects held 13-18 June 2011 in Manila, Philippines. • The Training Course on City Infrastructure Investment Priority Programming held from 23-26 May 2011, Bangkok, Thailand • “Pre-Feasibility Studies: Translating Urban Development Strategies into Bankable Projects. Training for Facilitator’s (NPO)” 13-15 December 2011 |
| Envisaged future collaborations: | • VIAP will strengthen its cooperation with CDIA in fostering investment capacity for sustainable urban infrastructure development in Vietnam. • VIAP continues to actively cooperate with CDIA and maintain a role as an official CDIA National Partner Organization (NPO) for the current phase of CDIA Implementation. • VIAP is pleased to associate with CDIA coordinate local authority at cities in Vietnam in conducting case study to apply the guidelines of Pre-Feasibility Studies to translate Urban Development Strategies into Bankable Projects (PFS), prepare city Infrastructure Investment Priority Programs and integrate climate change issues (mitigation and adaptation) into local policies as well as develop capacities for cities in the area of sustainable urban infrastructure investment planning and development. • VIAP proposes that CDIA provides the above guidelines with Vietnamese version so as to compile them into a book and deliver it to the State agencies for comments before developing it as legal documents. • It would be great if the follow-up activities undertaken by CDIA will be held in Vietnam and VIAP headquarter in Hanoi would be the right place for these activities. |
![]() Development Strategy Institute (DSI) |
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| Contact Details: | Address: 65 Van Mieu, Ha Noi, Viet Nam Tel: (84-4) 38431848 Fax: (84-4) 38452209 http://dsi.mpi.gov.vn/ |
| Brief Description: | The Development Strategy Institute is a national research institute under the Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI). As prescribed in the Decision No 110/2009/QĐ-TTg by the Prime Minister, Development Strategy Institute has the following mandates: |
| Activities undertaken with CDIA: | • Coordinating the NPO group; • Adaptation, development of investment and project capacity building documents; • Performing training courses; • Rolling out CDIA and NPO core activities in Vietnam |
| Envisaged future collaborations: | In the short term, DSI plans to fully absorb the CDIA methodology in project prioritization and capital mobilization, and enhancement capacity development of medium-sized cities in these areas. In the long term, the cooperation between Vietnamese NPOs and the CDIA will aim to create higher capacity of small and medium sizes cities in Vietnam in terms of infrastructure project prioritization and easier access to project funding. This partnership will make policy recommendations to further increase the management capacity of urban authorities of medium-sized and large urban centers across the country. Ultimately, project prioritization, investment programming, implementation, and access to capital investment of urban infrastructure projects in medium-sized and large cities in Vietnam will be made more effective and efficient. |
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