📋 Tender Overview
Project ID: P175894
Region: europe and central asia
Commitment Amount: Us$ 200.00 million
Total Project Cost: Us$ 265 million
The Project will be supported by a US$200 million IBRD Investment Project Financing (IPF) loan, with US$3-5 million in-kind contribution from MoEU. The Project would support improvements in seismic and disaster resilience and energy efficiency of central government and central government affiliated buildings through retrofitting and renovation or demolition and reconstruction. It is anticipatedthat the Project will support interventions in education buildings (pre-primary and tertiary)14, dormitories, hospitals and public administrative buildings. Buildings will be identified through the Energy Efficiency in Public Buildings Project (P162762) and the national database (KAYES) of public buildings, which can then be prioritized based on seismic risk and energy efficiency needs. The Project is expected to include three components: (i) investments in central government buildingsfor seismic strengthening and improvement of EE; (ii)project implementationsupport and TA; and (iii) Contingent Emergency Response Component (CERC).Component 1. Investments in central government buildings for seismic strengthening and improvement of EE Under this component, MoEU would support the renovation of central government and central-government affiliated buildings (i.e., public buildings under central line ministries, such education facilities, dormitories and hospitals). The number of beneficiaries protected from earthquakes and other disaster events would be maximized by implementing appropriate, cost-effective structural retrofitting, energy efficiency improvements and as necessary other functional improvements. In cases where it is deemed economically unviable to retrofit and renovate a building, the Project could finance the demolition and reconstruction of new buildings15. It is expected that subprojects will generate demonstrable energy cost savings and life safety benefits and will provide a basis for a scaled up national program aimed at seismic and disaster resilience and energy efficiency in Turkish public buildings.It is expected that this Project will support intervention in approximately 150 public buildings16. The identification and prioritization of buildings for inclusion in the Project would be based on buildings assessed under the EEPB Project and on data the Turkish KAYES database, which covers more than 100,000 public buildings. Some economies of scale are expected to be achieved through focusing on campuses or sites with multiple buildings, such as hospitals, universities and vocational schools. The procedures for identifying, prioritizing, and selecting the buildings (including eligibility criteria) as well as the definition of eligible investments will be developed through prepara
