📋 Tender Overview
Project ID: P173671
Region: East asia and pacific
Commitment Amount : US$ 400.00 million
Implementing Agency : Ministry of National Development Planning / Bappenas, Ministry of Home Affairs, Ministry of Public Works and Housing
Borrower : Republic of Indonesia
This project directly supports the Government’s commitment to establish a national urban flood resilience program, the foundations of which are laid out in the National Medium-Term Development Plan 2020–24 (RPJMN).21The newly adopted RPJMN acknowledges the high exposure of Indonesian cities to flood risk and calls for integrated urban flood risk management that includes green infrastructure, flood early warning systems, restoration and conservation of watershed areas(e.g., normalization and improvement of river capacities), mangrove conservation, coastal protection infrastructure, and pollution control in lakes and dams. 22.The key objectives of the proposed national program are to strengthen the resilience of Indonesian cities to flooding through an integrated approach and to improve flood risk mitigation, investments, and governance in participating cities. This will be achieved through four key principles: (i)utilize a national programmatic approachto establish dedicated resilience-building funding, leverage good practices, and facilitate knowledge management among Indonesian cities; (ii) promote technological and technical innovation to enhance implementation of localized flood resilience investments; (iii)strikea balance between structural and non-structural measures, including synergized investments in green infrastructure, urban public space improvements, and water-sensitiveurban design; and (iv)enhance local-level partnerships and community participationfor longer-term sustainability and ownership. 23.Eligibility for support under the national program is determined through a two-part process.The pre-selection criteria for participating citiesis based on factors including: (i) the city’s urban flood risk profile (urban population, percentage of people in the flood hazard zone, potential physical damage due to flooding, flood risk zone classification, climate change impacts, and multi-threat disaster risk index); (ii) whether it is a nationally-significant priority city, including consideration of cities in lagging regions (related to the Ministry of National Development Planning, Ministry of Public Works and Housing, and the National Disaster Management Authority); (iii) whether it is part of anational economic growth area; and (iv) the timing of the next revision of the city’s spatial plan (RTRW and development plan—RPJMD).22The project screening criteria for eligible projects proposed by participating cities is based on the project’s relevance to program outcomes, alignment with the city’s flood resilience investment pla
