📋 Tender Overview
The proposed uttarakhand integrated urban development project (uiudp) will support improvement of universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water, and access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all ending open defecation, in support of uttarakhand vision 2030. Uiudp will support in: (i) improving water supply system and service in dehradun, (ii) enhance integrated sanitation systems and drainage in dehradun and nainital, (iii) develop and implement computerized maintenance and management systems (cmms) in dehradun and nainital, and (iv) strengthen institutional capacity and knowledge of project implementation units and project management units in dehradun and nainital.
The state of uttarakhand, located in the northern part of india, is one of the fast growing states supported by manufacturing industries and tourism. As hill agriculture became unstable and better opportunities for jobs and education became increasingly concentrated in urban centers, urban migration from hill villages has intensified rapid urbanization. Unplanned urbanization and the challenges to mobilize human and financial resources led to significant gaps in the provision of basic infrastructure and services to growing urban areas. The lack of clean water supply and sanitation (wss) systems and services in particular poses disproportionate burden on the poor, which is estimated at around 15% of urban population. The government of uttarakhand (gou) articulated its wss goals and targets in its vision document, uttarakhand vision 2030, which are: (i) universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water, and (ii) access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation. 3 under the wss goals, the 2030 targets specific to urban wss in the state are (i) all urban households with access of piped water, compared to 30% of urban households in 2017; and (ii) 100% of urban local bodies (ulbs) with partial sewerage, compared to 28. 6% of ulbs in 2017 . Among many urban areas in uttarakhand that require investment, gou, with adbs support, prioritized the investment based on the urgency, scale of impacts, safeguards sensitivity, project readiness, and ulb ownership. Two project locations were selected dehradun and nainital. Dehradun, the winter capital of uttarakhand, is the most populous city in uttarakhand experiencing unprecedent speed of urban sprawl. Compared to the 2011 census data of 569,578 living in 61 wards with a total area of 64. 6 square kilometer (sq km), dehradun experienced fast growing peri-urban areas with huge influx of urban migrants and carried out re-boundary mission in 2018. As a result, dehradun has expanded to 300% in area (196. 48 sq km) and increased by 141% in population (803,983 in 2018) living in 100 wards. The urban master plan of dehradun-2025 drafted in 2015 has not been updated to address its urban expansion and the necessary provision of urban
