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ARMENIAN WATER-SEWERAGE COMPANY TO IMPLEMENT SEVERAL PROGRAMS WITH WB, ADB AND EBRD FOR TOTAL $92 MILLION
/ARKA/
September 17, 2009
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, September 17. / ARKA /. Armenian Water-Sewerage Company
implements a number of programs in Armenia in conjunction with the
World Bank, Asian Development Bank and European Bank for Reconstruction
and Development for a total of $ 92 million, General Director of
CJSC Armenian Water-Sewerage Company Patrick Loren said at a news
conference on Tuesday.
"The means of the Asian Development Bank, amounting to $ 46 million,
will be directed to the rehabilitation program of water supply in 18
towns and villages of Armenia," the CEO of the company said.
He noted that 10 out of 18 sub-programs are already under
implementation.
The program is scheduled to be completed by 2010.
According to Lorena, the means of the World Bank, in the amount of $
26 million, are planned to be spent on the technical equipment.
"In addition, Razdan city's water supply program will be implemented
under this credit program," the general director of Armenian
Water-Sewerage Company.
He stressed that this is the second credit program with the World Bank.
Loren also stressed that an amount of $ 20 million, which is under
the EBRD, is planned to be spent to work on the purification of water
in the basin of Lake Sevan.
In 2004, following a tender, the administrative manager of CJSC
Armenian Water-Sew erage Company became the French SAUR company.
Currently, the company has 4 territorial branches with centeres in
Sevan, Abovyan, Sisian, and Artashat.
Revenues of the Armenian Water-Sewerage Company in Armenia, amounted
to 2.7 billion drams in 2008 against 1.1 billion drams in 2005.
During the four years of its existence, the company's total investments
amounted to $ 15 million at the expense of the borrowed funds, and
the 700 million drams from its own resources in Armenia.
Two hundred and seventy thousand subscribers have been registered in
the Customer service of the company, which amounts to about 1 million
people in 268 villages and 37 towns.
In 2008, the company had been granted government subsidies amounting to
1,366 billion drams, which fell to 863 million drams in January 2009.
The rates for the Armenian Water-Sewerage Company for providing with
water services was increased from 140dramov to 179.78 drams per 1
cubic meter of drinking water (including VAT) from April 1.($ 1 -
377.17 drama).
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
/ARKA/
September 17, 2009
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, September 17. / ARKA /. Armenian Water-Sewerage Company
implements a number of programs in Armenia in conjunction with the
World Bank, Asian Development Bank and European Bank for Reconstruction
and Development for a total of $ 92 million, General Director of
CJSC Armenian Water-Sewerage Company Patrick Loren said at a news
conference on Tuesday.
"The means of the Asian Development Bank, amounting to $ 46 million,
will be directed to the rehabilitation program of water supply in 18
towns and villages of Armenia," the CEO of the company said.
He noted that 10 out of 18 sub-programs are already under
implementation.
The program is scheduled to be completed by 2010.
According to Lorena, the means of the World Bank, in the amount of $
26 million, are planned to be spent on the technical equipment.
"In addition, Razdan city's water supply program will be implemented
under this credit program," the general director of Armenian
Water-Sewerage Company.
He stressed that this is the second credit program with the World Bank.
Loren also stressed that an amount of $ 20 million, which is under
the EBRD, is planned to be spent to work on the purification of water
in the basin of Lake Sevan.
In 2004, following a tender, the administrative manager of CJSC
Armenian Water-Sew erage Company became the French SAUR company.
Currently, the company has 4 territorial branches with centeres in
Sevan, Abovyan, Sisian, and Artashat.
Revenues of the Armenian Water-Sewerage Company in Armenia, amounted
to 2.7 billion drams in 2008 against 1.1 billion drams in 2005.
During the four years of its existence, the company's total investments
amounted to $ 15 million at the expense of the borrowed funds, and
the 700 million drams from its own resources in Armenia.
Two hundred and seventy thousand subscribers have been registered in
the Customer service of the company, which amounts to about 1 million
people in 268 villages and 37 towns.
In 2008, the company had been granted government subsidies amounting to
1,366 billion drams, which fell to 863 million drams in January 2009.
The rates for the Armenian Water-Sewerage Company for providing with
water services was increased from 140dramov to 179.78 drams per 1
cubic meter of drinking water (including VAT) from April 1.($ 1 -
377.17 drama).
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress