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In 2011, the Suva, Lami, Nasinu and Nausori Councils sought technical assistance from the Cities Development Initiative for Asia (CDIA) to help realize the councils’ shared vision for the Greater Suva Area (GSA) to become a “well serviced and economically vibrant” urban area. The ensuing CDIA study prepared a 5-Year Medium Term Infrastructure Investment Program (MTIIP) covering eight ... [Continue Reading]
The Study, financed by CDIA/ADB, was carried out in the period February to June 2012 and its objectives are to assess at prefeasibility level for the city of Danang: Improvement of waste water management at Hoa Khanh and Lien Chieu industrial zones and identify and scope priority projects. Separate storm water from municipal waste water in Eastern Coastal area (districts of Son Tra and Ngu ... [Continue Reading]
Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC) is a prosperous, industrial city situated on the Mumbai-Pune corridor, with a current population of 1.73 million people. The population is expected to double within the next 20 years. PCMC has won national awards for its municipal infrastructure, including water supply and sewerage, slums rehabilitation and e-governance. There is no question that PCMC ... [Continue Reading]
The Naga City Government received technical assistance and support from Cities Development Initiative for Asia (CDIA) with the objective of rehabilitating the Naga River. A prominent and immediate concern of the city government is the need to revitalize the Naga River due to issues of flooding, water pollution and associated health concerns. With assistance from CDIA to conduct a Pre-Feasibility ... [Continue Reading]
This report covers the flood protection and liquid waste components of the PUEIP. The aim of this report is to provide a description of the key issues in these sectors with potential solutions identified and, where adequate data exists, develop these to pre-feasibility status. Flooding in Pakse either stems from surface run off from the steep hills around the city during heavy rainfall, or is ... [Continue Reading]
Danang is a major port city in the South Central Coast of Vietnam, at the eastern terminus of the GMR’s East-West corridor. The city is divided in six (6) urban and two (2) rural districts with the population being 86% urban. Project Overview: Danang, Viet Nam City: Danang Key Sectors: WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT, DRAINAGE Status: Completed » Download Project Overview ... [Continue Reading]
Fiji has a national population of 849,000 persons, of which approximately 51% live in urban areas. An estimated 57% (244,000) of this urban population lives in the Greater Suva Area (GSA), comprising the City and Town Councils of Lami, Suva, Nasinu and Nausori. Project Overview: Greater Suva Area, Fiji City: GREATER SUVA AREA Key Sectors: WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT, DRAINAGE & ... [Continue Reading]
This pre‐feasibility study has examined the current status of infrastructure, services and management with regard to wastewater, drainage and solid waste in seven of the ten Sangkats in Battambang. Recommendations for improvements in this study area are made, with the strongest emphasis possible on the need for institutional strengthening and community development, without which there can ... [Continue Reading]
CDIA is a regional initiative established in 2007 by the Asian Development Bank and the Government of Germany, with additional core funding support of the governments of Sweden, Austria and Spain and the Shanghai Municipal Government. The Initiative provides assistance to medium-sized Asian cities to bridge the gap between their development plans and the implementation of their infrastructure ... [Continue Reading]
Below you will find various materials from CDIA’s participation in recent events. This will often include presentations by CDIA CMT members, partner cities and other key stakeholders as well as other materials and documentation.
Financing Local Infrastructure – Linking Local Governments and Financial Markets
"Financing Local Infrastructure – Linking Local Governments and Financial Markets" addresses capacity development needs from both a public finance and a financial market perspective. Its purpose is to help partners, their advisors, local governments and financial institutions to explore the ways and the means by which local infrastructure can be financed.
This handbook presents a guide to a better understanding and assessment of framework conditions. It will enable more informed decisions to be made in terms of developing and supporting financing options for local services and infrastructure provision involving the local financial sector.
The Handbook is available for download at the following link: Infrastructure FinanceClick on a link below to view article archives:
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Where CDIA is Active Links to the latest Project overviews, Executive summaries of completed projects, City intervention summaries and recently approved applications.
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 PPP and Urban Infrastructure Latest in PPP guides, case studies and external materials.
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 PFS Mechanism Latest in PFS guidelines for sectors, municipalities and consultants, and executive summaries of completed studies.
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 Linking Cities to Finance
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 Articles on CDIA Latest external articles related to CDIA.
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 CDIA Funding Members
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 CIIPP Toolkit Latest info on available downloads for CIIPP manuals, case studies and workbooks. |
 CDIA Newsletter archives
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 Building Capacities Latest training events and YAPP.
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 Conferences
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 Partnerships (and Synergies) Latest on regional, LGU, international, NPO, YAPP partners and city to city mentoring.
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 Services
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By clicking on the map, it will link to downloadable project overviews of CDIA partner cities for which applications have been approved. Also on the same page, you will see a list of countries whose cities are eligible to make application to CDIA for support.
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