Project References
Water Supply
2010-2012
Multi-Country Preparation Study for Investments in the Water Sector. Carried out multi country preparation studies for
Africa Regional:
investments in the African water sector. This was done for the Bujumbura Gravity Fed Water Supply System in
Rwanda, Ghana,
Burundi, the Small Towns Project in Ghana, and the Lusaka and Copper Belt utility strengthening project (to
Zambia
strengthen long term capacity of existing water utility companies) in Zambia.
*European Investment Bank
2009-2011
Lake Victoria Region Water and Sanitation Project in Kenya, Burundi, Uganda, Rwanda, Tanzania. Studies for the
Africa Regional:
preparation of long-term investment plans for 15 secondary urban centres in the Lake Victoria region. The studies
Kenya, Burundi,
include work in all five member states of the East Africa Community and cover the following sectors: i) water supply, ii)
Uganda, Rwanda,
sanitation, iii) solid waste management, and iv) storm water drainage
Tanzania
*Lake Victoria Basin Commission/ African Development Bank
2012-2015
UAP-EAU II – Support to Water and Sanitation Sector Programme. Technical Assistance programme to reinforce
Algeria
Algeria's strategic framework for the Water Supply and Sanitation sector, and to improve the efficiency of urban
wastewater management and the quality of sewage treatment.
*European Union
2010-2016
Water Transmission Development Project. The project will comprise the installation of over 160km of pipeline ranging
Bahrain
in size from 400 to 1200mm. In addition, the project comprises the construction of 15 new pump stations, 33 ground
storage tanks and 12 elevated storage reservoirs. The FIDIC Plant and Design-Build form of the Contract (Yellow
book) was used.
*Electricity and Water Authority, Kingdom of Bahrain
2014-2015
Improving Procurement in South Asia. Review of standard bidding document (SBD) for engineering works from
Bangladesh
project/engineering perspective and from procurement and contract management perspective.
*Asian Development Bank
2013-2016
Dhaka Environmentally Sustainable Water Supply Project. Mott MacDonald has been appointed by the Asian
Bangladesh
Development Bank (ADB) to provide technical engineering and procurement assistance on the Environmentally
Sustainable Water Supply Project in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The ADB is providing a US$ 250 million loan for the scheme
which is being developed by Dhaka Water Supply and Sewerage Authority (DWASA) and seeks to provide 24-hour
water supply to all connected households in six service zones of the DWASA. Mott MacDonald is supporting DWASA
to procure a design-build contractor to build a new 2000MLD river water intake, 25km raw water transmission lines,
and 500MLD water treatment plant for Dhaka. Reviewed lessons learned from a previous Design-Build-Operate (DBO)
contract in Dhaka, then recommended and adopted a revised approach with bidding documents based on FIDIC
Yellow Book and a new ADB standard bidding document for Design & Build (still in draft) which we helped review.
*Asian Development Bank
2013-2014
Water Treatment Expert for Chittagong – Design Review and Advisory Services. The objective of this assignment was
Bangladesh
to provide Design Review and Advisory (DRA) services, based on our cutting–edge global experience and expertise,
to the Bank team, CWASA and other development partners, on the implementation of the CWSISP project. In
particular we reviewed the activities and outputs related to feasibility study work and design of water treatment plants
and related water transmission and distribution facilities. We undertook a critical review of the designs being prepared
and provided detailed comments to allow CWASA to further enhance the quality of the designs. This was to include,
for example, assessing adequacy of technical options analyses, treatment process design, salinity mitigation
measures, and commenting on and recommending improvements to the feasibility, design reports and the FIDICbased tender documents.
*World Bank
2012-2013
Khilkhet Water Treatment Plant for Dhaka. Carried out project preparation technical assistance (PPTA) for an ADB
Bangladesh
funded project to build a 1,000MLD new river intake, water treatment plant, transmission pipelines and distribution
reinforcement to supply 40% of Dhaka. We completed studies into the detailed scope of the project, the rationale
behind the designs, financial, economic, technical, social and institutional arrangements and the scope of future
consulting services. ADB extended our project to include preparation of Design & Build bidding documents and to
assist the Dhaka Water Supply & Sewerage Authority through the procurement process up to award of the USD 200m
construction contract.
*Asian Development Bank
2013
Water Supply and Wastewater Systems Audit. Mott MacDonald was commissioned by Moore Stephens LLP to provide
Cape Verde
a technical expert (a civil engineer with experience in water supply and drainage and fluent in Portuguese) to travel to
Cape Verde and carry out the technical audit.
*Moore Stephens LLP for European Union
2014-2019
East Towns WatSan Improvement. The objective is to provide technical advice to DFID and its partner on the design
Congo, Democratic
and implementation of the urban WaSH programme in the eastern DRC by advising on institutional engagement in the
Republic of (DRC)
urban WaSH sector, monitoring and evaluation of various technical components of the implementation phase and
providing recommendations for actions when necessary. Mott MacDonald’s tasks include providing advice on current
best practices with respect to tariff setting, procurement, cost recovery and payment systems, public private
partnership (PPP), local beneficiary management and ownership, inclusion / gender (women, girls and most
vulnerable), behaviour change and market-oriented solutions to sanitation.
*UK Department for International Development (DFID)
2013
Financial and Technical Audit of Water Supply Project in Impoverished Communities. Technical audit of a water supply
Congo, Democratic
project for the EU in the city of Mbuji Mayi financed by the EU and the UK Department for International Development
Republic of (DRC)
(DFID). The project consisted in the development of 11 water supply mini-networks to increase the access to a safe,
improved source of water for over 300,000 direct beneficiaries.
*Moore Stephens LLP for European Union
2005-2007
Water Investment Support Facility - CIS-7. Conduct preparatory studies on water supply & sanitation (WSS) and
Eastern Europe,
integrated water resources management (IWRM) projects in the Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia (EECCA)
Caucasus and Central
region (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Uzbekistan) so that they can be developed to the point
Asia
where International Financing Institutions (IFIs) will fund them.
*European Union (Tacis)
2008-2009
15 Towns Water Supply and Sanitation Project. Reviewing and updating the designs of the extension of the water
Ethiopia
supply systems of 15 towns in 4 regions and preparing the associated tender documents as well as assisting local
authorities on the improvement of the sanitation systems of these towns.
*Government of Ethiopia/ European Investment Bank
2009
Addis Ababa Deep Wells Water Supply Project. The project includes borehole drilling and testing, field investigations,
Ethiopia
geotechnical, socio economic and environmental surveys, design, contract documents and construction supervision,
submersible and surface pumps, power supply design, SCADA and other electromechanical works, advice on
procurement and preparing FIDIC Tender documents. The works include 40km of DN800 gravity and pumped
transmission mains, four transmission booster pump stations, to reinforce the old distribution system with new primary
pipework, reservoirs and boosters to distribute the extra water to deficit areas.
*Government of Ethiopia/ Private company
2007-2009
Technical Assistance to the RWSSP, Gambia. The main objective of the envisaged technical assistance services is to
Gambia, The
reinforce the programme management unit which is responsible for the implementation and day-to-day management of
the overall programme, in particular reinforce the units capacity in monitoring and managing the programme's four
distinguished project components: Water supply for small settlements, Water supply systems for medium/larger
communities, Extension of (urban) water supply grids, and Health education and sanitation.
*European Union
2004-2006
Upgrading of GIS-based Water Information Services. Upgrading of GIS-based Water Information Services at the
Gaza and West Bank
offices of the Palestinian Water Authority in Gaza and the West Bank.
*Palestinian National Authority/ Dutch Financing Agency for Development Countries
2014-2018
Strengthening Environmental Health and Sanitation Education. Strengthening Environmental Health and Sanitation
Ghana
Education at University of Education of Winneba to sustain WASH in the School Health Education Programme (SHEP)
of the Ghana Education Service, Ministry of Education.
*Government of Ghana / Nuffic
2007-2013
Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Project –Stage II. The wastewater component of the project consisted of 24
India
km sewage pumping main, eight sewage pumping stations and nine sewage treatment plants with SCADA as well as
the replacement of over 200km of sewers and improvement at a further three wastewater treatment plants.
The water supply component comprised a 3 km open channel and 16 km raw water transmission main, a 500 MLD
water treatment plant, 115 km clear water transmission pipelines up to 2400 mm diameter, and three pumping stations.
Mott MacDonald’s work on Phase II focused on developing a detailed performance-based unaccounted-for water
(UFW) strategy and associated bid documentation, together with process design advice, all in support to the main
consultant.
*Government of India / Japanese Bank for International Co-operation (JBIC)
2002-2005
Vizianagaram Initiatives on Sanitation, Hygiene and water Supply. Support and advice to the Andhra Pradesh
India
Government in the planning and implementation of the Rural Water Supply and Sanitation sector reforms that aim to
ensure full ownership and responsibility of communities and water users of their own community-managed drinking
water and sanitation provisions, including full O&M at village level. The district of Vizianagaram has been added to 5
earlier selected reform districts for pilot project purposes.
*Government of Andhra Pradesh/Royal Government of the Netherlands
2013-2014
Balikpapan Sanitation Sector Project Feasibility Study. Balikpapan is being supported by the World Bank to carry out
Indonesia
the Feasibility Study for the Sanitation Systems for Balikpapan. This programme aims to develop an integrated
domestic sanitation system to serve three selected communities. The communities who live in the programme’s
service areas will ultimately receive health, environmental and financial benefits from improved sanitation systems.
*Government of Indonesia / World Bank
2013- 2014
PPTA-Integrated Citarum WRM Investment Programme. The TA prepares the Periodic Financing Request 2 (PFR 2)
Indonesia
of the Integrated Citarum Water Resources Management Investment Programme, for addressing the shortage of water
supply in Bandung and its surrounding areas and conserving the upper watershed. The TA (i) prepares a bulk water
supply master plan; (ii) prepares an option study for the bulk water supply; (iii) feasibility study (FS), which includes
investigative surveys, preliminary designs, cost estimates, technical, financial, and economic analysis, environment
analysis, social impact assessment, a baseline survey for project indicators, and a project administration manual; (iv)
preparation of TOR and tender documents for detailed design of the selected options and initiate the tender process
with consultants; (v) groundwater management plan for Bandung Basin, (vi) upper catch management and
development program, and (vii) scope for PFR 3 as well as a preparation facility for PFR 3.
*Government of Indonesia/ADB
2012-2014 Indonesia
Umbulan Bulk Water Supply Project. East Java Provincial Government intends to deliver water from Umbulan Springs
Pasuruan to Gresik through ±97km pipeline across five cities and regencies under a Public-Private Partnership (PPP)
scheme. Mott MacDonald was providing technical support to the IFC in the development and structuring of a
technically feasible, environmentally sustainable and bankable long-term bulk water supply PPP transaction for the
supply of water to five water utilities (PDAMs) in East Java.
*International Finance Corporation (IFC)
2012
Jatiluhur - Jakarta Pipeline & WTW Stage 2a – Technical Business Case – Technical Business Case. Appointed under
Indonesia
the Indonesia Infrastructure Initiative (IndII) to develop the PPP technical business case for the Jatiluhur to Jakarta
Pipeline and Water Treatment Plant Project.
*Government of Indonesia/ AusAID
2004-2009
Environmental Services Programme (ESP). The programme had three main components: (a) watershed
Indonesia
management, (b) management of municipal water supply corporations (PDAMs), and c) the financing of municipal
water supply services. technical expertise in water utility management, operations, and engineering to strengthen
utilities and local governments in five main regions (Jakarta, West and East Java and North and West Sumatra) and
four subsidiary locations (Balikpapan in East Kalimantan, Manado in North Sulawesi, and Manokwari and Jayapura in
Papua).
*US Agency for International Development
2007-2008
Tsunami Recovery Programme for Feasibility Study and Detailed Design of Rural Water Supplies. Feasibility study
Indonesia
and detailed engineering design of rural water supplies for villages being rebuilt following the December 2004 tsunami.
Involved 40 villages with 28 separate solutions, nine gravity flow schemes from springs and upland streams, two
borehole schemes, seven piped connections to large water treatment works.
*American Red Cross
2003-2006
Sustainable Development of Agriculture in Buleleng and Karam Asem. Provision of management support and technical
Indonesia
assistance to promote sustainable development of groundwater irrigation facilities, empowerment of tubewell users for
Irrigation Management and O&M, development of domestic water supply systems, agricultural diversification and
marketing, institutional development and empowerment of women groups ,and development of income-generating
activities.
*Government of Indonesia, Ministry of Settlements and Regional Infrastructure/EU
2007-2014
Disi-Mudawwara to Amman Water Conveyance System – Construction. The Disi-Mudawwara to Amman Water
Jordan
Conveyance System Project involves the design, finance and operation for 25 years of a large water conveyance
system to provide up to 100 million m3 per year of potable water to augment supplies to Amman, the capital of Jordan.
A new groundwater wellfield, consisting of 55 production wells and 9 piezometer wells is being developed together
with pumping stations, reservoirs and approximately 320km of large diameter conveyance pipeline.
*Disi Water PSC (Diwaco)
2010-2013
Monitoring and Evaluation and mid term review of WaSSIP. Key development objectives of the Water and Sanitation
Kenya
Services Improvement Project (WaSSIP) were to: a) Increase access to reliable, affordable and sustainable water
supply and sanitation services; and b) To improve the water and sewerage services in the areas served by Athi Water
Services Board (AWSB). Conducted M&E and mid-term review on key performance and outcome indicators,
suggested appropriate changes, conducted participatory training workshops for all Water Service Boards.
*Government of Kenya/ World Bank
2010-2012
Nairobi City Water Distribution Network Modification. The objective of this project was to develop a new network model
Kenya
in Water CAD to model the city’s water supply under drought conditions in order to allow a supply of two hours of water
per day to each connection of the network. This included the review and update of the network model under normal
conditions, development of recommendations on solutions to allow two hours of supply under dry conditions,
assessment of their feasibility and impacts, development of designs and tender documents for the water supply
network modification as well as recommendations for changes in operation and maintenance.
*Government of Kenya/ World Bank
2010-2014
Independent Auditor for Blantyre and Lilongwe. Lilongwe Water Board and Blantyre Water Board intend to further
Malawi
extend their water supply and sanitation services to low-income areas and to improve their technical and commercial
service efficiency. Objectives include: i) To improve the living conditions by substantially reducing the un-served
population with respect to safe water supply and sanitation services; ii) To extend safe drinking water supply to
723,000 additional people and basic sanitation to 468,000 people in low-income areas of Blantyre and Lilongwe; and
iii)
To provide 24-hr water supply services for 408,000 people in Blantyre.
Audit performance of the project’s methodology, and performance of service contractors.
*Government of Malawi/ European Investment Bank
2005-2008
Technical Assistance to the Coordination Cell of PNIR. The National Programme for Rural Infrastructure aims at
Mali
poverty alleviation in rural areas and at strengthening the decentralization process by implementing a programme for
construction, rehabilitation and O&M of rural infrastructure. The activities implemented under PNIR cover mainly smallscale irrigation, health, drinking water, rural roads and environment. Services include: assisting in monitoring the
various implementing agencies; identifying and developing financial plans for new interventions; determining the most
cost effective intervention mechanisms; providing support in reporting, coordination and monitoring, and reviewing and
strengthening the roles of implementing agencies.
*Government of Mali / Government of the Netherlands
2008-2015
Detailed Design and Works Supervision of Maputo Water Supply Project. Maputo Water Treatment Works (WTW)
Mozambique
treats water abstracted from the Umbeluzi River on the outskirts of the city. It had a capacity of 144Mld which was
increased by 96Mld under this assignment. Mott MacDonald’s responsibilities on the project included detailed design,
preparation of tender documents and supervision of construction for the 4000m3/h WTW extension, associated intake,
power supply, and treated water pumping station as well as 27km of 1100mm diameter and 1000mm diameter treated
water pipelines.
*Fundo de Investimento e Patrimonio do Abastecimento de Água (FIPAG)
2010-2013
Melamchi Water Supply Project: Detailed Design and Construction Supervision of Distribution Network and
Nepal
Wastewater System Improvement Works. Finalised detailed design, including drawings, cost estimate, etc., and tender
documents for a 13.5km section of the Bulk Distribution System (BDS) with pipe diameters 1400 to 300mm. Tender
documents were prepared to ADB Standard Bidding Documents (SBD) for procurement of works; form of contract
used in the SBD was the Conditions of Contract for Construction, Multilateral Development Bank Harmonized Edition,
prepared by FIDIC.
*Asian Development Bank
2009
Designing the Nepal RWSS Sector M&E/MIS/DSS. Development of Rural Water Supply and Sanitation sector
Nepal
Monitoring & Evaluation approach and web based Management Information System and Decision Support System for
monitoring & evaluation unit of Ministry of Physical Planning and Works, Nepal.Physical Planning and Works.
*Government of Nepal/World Bank
2008-2009
Improved Water Quality, Sanitation and Service Delivery PPTA. Design of a project and feasibility study agreed by
Nepal
Government and ADB for improved basic water supply and sanitation infrastructure and services in emerging small
towns in Nepal. Specific outputs: (i) a revised urban water and sanitation sector policy and development plan,
institutional assessment and policy matrix for proposed sector improvements; (ii) a feasibility study for integrated water
supply and sanitation in emerging towns suitable for ADB financing; and (iii) capacity development assistance for
expediting project implementation and institutionalizing mechanisms for sustainable community-based infrastructure
development.
*Government of Nepal/ Asian Development Bank
2013-2017
Technical Assistance for the implementation of Component 3 (water and sanitation) of the Niger Delta Support
Nigeria
Programme (NDSP). Technical Assistance to improve the water supply and sanitation (WSS) sector policy and
institutional framework and to support the delivery of sustainable WSS services in urban areas and small towns in 5
Niger Delta states.
*Government of Nigeria/National Planning Committee
2006-2009
Water Supply and Sanitation Sector Reform Programme (WSSSRP). Support to institutional and policy reform,
Nigeria
demonstration of innovative approaches to services delivery and implementation of water supply and sanitation
projects co-financed by the government of Nigeria. Services include: (i) programme management; (ii) facilitation of the
water and sanitation sector reform process; (iii) implementation of projects in small towns and urban areas; (iv)
information processing and monitoring; and (v) coordination.
*National Authorising Officer (NAO)/European Development Fund
2007
Water and Wastewater Sector Reform and Privatisation. Mott MacDonald was commissioned by the Government of
Oman
the Sultanate of Oman to provide technical advisory services in the form of a review and due diligence of existing
infrastructure and future requirements for sector reform and privatisation of the water and wastewater industry.
Through close participation with the Government and financial (Booz Allen Hamilton) and legal (DLA Piper) advisors,
the project targeted the determination of the optimum form of privatisation for the sector and the development of the
process for sector reform.
*Ministry of National Economy
2009-2011
Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project, Phase II. The project installed sustainable, community-managed rural
Papua New Guinea
water supply and sanitation schemes and trained beneficiary communities and Non-State Actors (NSAs) in health /
hygiene, people skills, technical skills and gender awareness.
*Government of Papua New Guinea/ European Union (EU)
2006-2008
Provision of Technical Assistance in Papua New Guinea for the Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Programme.
Papua New Guinea
Responsible for sound and proper management, co-ordination and implementation of the programme. As the Rural
Water Supply and Sanitation Engineer (RWSSE), a strong focus was given to communities, capacity building and
training of counterpart staff at a community level.
*Government of Papua New Guinea/ European Development Fund
2010-2012
Development of a National Policy for Sewage Sludge Management. The need for a Romanian national policy and
Romania
strategies for sewage sludge management has arisen because of the significant impact of national investment
programmes that involve development of new and improved wastewater treatment infrastructure. These investments
are expected to result in a rapid increase in the quantity of sludge from wastewater treatment processes.
*Government of Romania / EU
2005-2010
FIDIC Supervision during Implementation – Buzau. The two works contracts which were tendered and supervised as
Romania
part of this assignment were: Contract C – Rehabilitation, extension and modernisation of the drinking water supply
and sewerage networks, which included 80km of new water pipeline, rehabilitation of approximately 54km of sewerage
network ; Contract D – Rehabilitation of the Wastewater Treatment Plant to accommodate 230,000 p.e.
*Government of Romania/ European Union (EU)
2007-2010
Institutional Strengthening of Future EU-Financed Beneficiaries. The assessment’s objective is to create viable
Romania
regional water & wastewater operators and public asset holding bodies (IDA’s) in 21 of Romania’s 41 counties so that
they are able to apply for and implement EU Cohesion Funds for capital investment projects designed to meet the EU
Urban Wastewater and Water Supply Directives. Provided services included legal and institutional support, financial
and commercial analysis, HR development, technical analysis of the existing operators, operational support to new
operators, IT support and Training.
*Government of Romania/ European Union (EU)
2003-2010
Technical Assistance for the Management/Supervision of ISPA Contracts (Tigru Mures). The project rehabilitated a
Romania
drinking water treatment plant. Services provided: procurement support by the development of tender documentation
(FIDIC Yellow Book, 1999 – Contract Documentation), design review, data collection (GIS and hydraulic modelling for
water and wastewater networks, 640km in total), tendering and contracting procedures, supervision of the Works
Contracts, management support (business management, cost reduction, O&M regimes, public relations support), and
publicity/ public awareness.
*Government of Romania/ European Commission (ISPA)
2007-2011
Southern Water Treatment Plant, St Petersburg. Responsible for supervision of the construction of a new drinking
Russian Federation
water treatment of capacity 350 M/ld. The project was implemented under Russian Conditions of Contract for the
Construction, and FIDIC (White book) for the Consultancy.
*Government of Russia
2003-2007
Surgut Municipal Services Development Programme – Groundwater Component. The project provided management,
Russian Federation
technical design, tendering and supervision of refurbishment of water supply, waste water and district heating systems
for Surgut city in Western Siberia. Services included review of the current performance of over 200 water supply
boreholes, a feasibility review, preparation of designs and tender documents for the rehabilitation of around 50 of the
worst performing boreholes and the drilling of 13 new boreholes, supervision of water treatment works.
*Government of Russia/ European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
2014-2015
Energy Water and Sanitation Authority (EWSA) Reform and Transformation. This assignment was to assist the
Rwanda
Ministry of Infrastructure to review performance of the water and sanitation sector, propose options for the restructuring
of the water and sanitation specific part of EWSA into a sustainable autonomous entity, and to support the
development of a five year strategic business and financing plan to move towards a sustainable company offering
improved water and sanitation services. Similar work was being undertaken for the energy sector under a separate
assignment.
*World Bank
2011
KIGALI Bulk Water Supply Project. Undertook feasibility study and due diligence activities of the proposed project,
Rwanda
including detailed financial and technical assessment; supported in developing the PPP requirements of the project,
including the drafting of all the necessary contractual agreements, marketing materials, and bid tender documents;
assisted throughout the tender process.
*International Finance Corporation (IFC)/ World Bank
2013-2014
Pacific Benchmarking Water Utilities Concept Note 2013. Developing benchmarking approach & methodology, key
Samoa
performance indicators; Preparation of data questionnaire, data collection, and analyses; Preparation of
Benchmarking report for 24 Pacific utilities; Presenting benchmarking results during the Annual Water Conference in
Rarotonga (Cook Islands); Preparation of outlines for utility profiles and performance improvement plans; Defining a
strategy and structure for PWWA to continuous benchmarking in the Pacific region.
*Asian Development Bank
2010-2013
Water Supply and Sanitation Project - Technical Assistance Support Team (WSSP - TAST). The development
South Sudan
objective of WSSP was to increase access to safe water supply and sanitation (WSS) in all the ten states of South
Sudan by building a sustainable WSS management system as well as develop the initial knowledge base on water
resources. The WSSP had five major components, each having specific set of activities geared towards achieving the
overall development purpose:
1) Water Supply systems; 2) Sanitation and Hygiene promotion ; 3) Water resources technical ; 4) Capacity
building; 5) Project Management support, including strengthening the MIS/data base systems.
*Government of South Sudan/ World Bank
2005-2006
Tsunami Rehabilitation Project. Assistance to local organizations in Pottuvil / Arugam Bay on the east coast of Sri
Sri Lanka
Lanka in rehabilitation and reconstruction works, and building up the capacity of these organizations to deal with the
aftermath of the disaster. Technical assistance was provided and civil works implemented in close consultation with
local agencies and communities. To address the solid waste problem, the project contributed to the realization of the
first engineered disposal site in Sri Lanka’s North and Eastern Provinces. Under the auspices of the project team,
implementation activities were outsourced to community-based organizations to create a sense of ownership and to
ensure that the activities benefited the tsunami-affected population.
*ARCADIS NV
2014-2015
Port Sudan Water & Sanitation Rehabilitation & Expansion – Assessment & Programme Design. The programme
Sudan
incorporates an integrated water resource management approach and comprises a number of feasible and bankable
projects. The programme approach will provide a long-term master plan that binds the projects and ensures
sustainable delivery at scale. The deliverables of the consultancy will allow the Sudanese Government, with possible
DFID support, to propose the programme for support to donors and financial institutions and to consequently develop
tender documentation for the detailed design, implementation and monitoring of the programme and its constituent
projects in Port Sudan.
*UK Department for International Development (DFID)
2009-2012
TA to ERDP Eastern Recovery and Development Programme. The project purpose was to improve livelihood security
Sudan
of poor and vulnerable groups living in the Red Sea, Kassala and Gedarif States through the targeted provision of
infrastructure and services. The ERDP, as part of its activities, facilitated the implementation of quick impact activities
in the form of sub-projects; these sub-projects included rehabilitation of water supply systems and improvement of
water supply in big towns in the state of Kassala.
*Government of Sudan/ European Development Fund
2002-2009
Humanitarian Plus Programme. Establishment and running of a Project Management Unit for the Humanitarian Plus
Sudan
Programme and re-establishing bilateral structural development activities with Sudan under EU funding. Main
emphasis is on the sectors food security, water and sanitation, and health and nutrition. Subcontracting and
supervision of micro-projects to selected national NGOs; and providing support to activities including workshops,
training, studies, audits and M&E.
*European Commission, EuropeAid Coordination Office
2008-2009
Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project. Advising the Ministry of Cooperatives & Rural Development on
Sudan
implementing the first phase of a four year project aimed at bringing safe water supply and improved sanitation to
about 1 million people in South Sudan.
*Gov. of South Sudan/World Bank
2010-2011
Consulting Services for the Support of the Merger Process of the Damascus Water Supply and Sewerage Authority
Syria
(DAWSSA). The Government of Syria and Germany agreed on the Modernisation Programme for the Syrian Water
Sector, for which a study was carried out for supporting the merger process of the two establishments under
DAWSSA.
*Government of Syria/ Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau
2004-2006
National Urban Water Supply and Sewerage Strategy, Phase I, II and III. Phase I and II prepared an urban WS&S
Tanzania
Strategy for Tanzania, covering 19 provincial capitals on the mainland, excluding Dar es Salaam, with populations up
to 400,000. The broad objective was to create independent, financially self sufficient utilities. The water supply strategy
was developed from assessments of the existing situation in each town, its investment needs and the ability of the
population to pay. Preliminary designs were prepared for identified interventions which provided immediate
improvements to facilities in each town. Phase III (Dar es Salaam Water Project) covered the preparation of detailed
designs for short term interventions to improve the water supply systems in four of the smaller towns. It also included a
component for the improvement of unaccounted for water control in the four towns.
*Dar es Salaam Water and Sewerage Authority
2012
Tariff Review and Affordability Study. The overall objective of the study was to assess the effectiveness and adequacy
Uganda
of the current tariff system, taking into account willingness and ability to pay, with the overall aim of ensuring
sustainability of services.
*Government of Uganda / African Development Bank
2005-2009
Small Towns Water and Sanitation Project. The project provided a piped water supply, sanitation, stormwater drainage
Uganda
and solid waste disposal to 7 towns in Uganda. 4 raw water pumping stations, 8 boreholes, 100 km of transmission
mains, 6 water treatment works, 6 clear water pumping stations, 16 elevated Braithwaite tanks, 400 km of distribution
systems and 5 000 customer connections were all constructed by the project. 15 handpump boreholes were
constructed to serve communities beyond the limits of the distribution systems. Mott MacDonald responsibilities
included design, review, tender issue, pre-bid site visits, tender evaluation, assisting with tender negotiations,
construction supervision, commissioning and project management.
*Government of Uganda/ African Development Bank
2003-2013
Upgrading of existing water supply facilities in different pump stations & water supply to new Corniche and surrounding
United Arab Emirates
areas in Abu Dhabi Island. Responsible for the initial studies of two packages (Upgrade of Shobaisi and Remah
Pumping Stations, and the Extension of Umm Al Nar B Town Water Pumping Station) including feasibility, technical,
demand forecasting and cost estimating. Undertook the design, preparation of tender documentation and tender
evaluation for both packages of works. Responsible for the construction supervision and commissioning of the works.
*Private company
2000-2005
Son La / Lai Chau Rural Development Project. Project aimed at poor upland and mountain communities in the two
Vietnam
north-western provinces, to improve household food security through a more productive and sustainable use of natural
resources, institutional development, and enhancement of the capabilities of provincial and district authorities. The
consultants contribute, through training, monitoring and general management within the PMU, to agricultural
development, forest protection and regeneration, adult and child village education, road improvement, village water
supply, and community-based drug treatment.
*Government of Vietnam/EC
2009-2013
Water Supply, Wastewater Collection, Disposal and Treatment Systems for the towns of Hadibo and Qalansiyah in
Yemen
Soqotra Island. The project aimed to improve the quality of life of the population in the towns of Hadibo and Qalansiyah
by reducing health risks related to the use of insufficient drinking water (in terms of quantity and quality and lack of
wastewater collection and treatment. This goal was to be achieved through the provision of basic volume of safe water
through new and /or rehabilitated production and distribution systems and sanitary schemes improvement of the
operational efficiency of the rehabilitated and/or upgraded water supply and scheme, and an improvement of the
hygiene awareness and health attitudes of the population.
*Government of Yemen
2009-2010
Yemen
Ministry of Water and Environment Technical Assistance - Project 6 small towns. Improvement of service delivery and
enhancement of community representation/involvement in the Water Supply & Sanitation management of the Local
Corporations and Public Utilities in the cities of Al-Bayda, Attaq, Dalaá, Damt, Maber and Mahweet in Yemen.
*Government of Yemen/IDA
2009-2010
Yemen
Water Supply, Wastewater Collection, Disposal and Treatment Systems for the towns of Hadibo and Qalansiyah in
Soqotra Island. Preparation of Detailed Engineering Design and Tender Documents for Water Supply, Wastewater
Collection, Disposal and Treatment Systems for the towns of Hadibo and Qalansiyah in Soqotra Island
*Government of Yemen
2008
ENGAGE – Water Sector Support Program (WSSP).
Yemen
ENGAGE is DFID’s engineering framework team, focusing on infrastructure works in key sectors such as water,
energy, sanitation and transport. Provided advice to the Government of Yemen and their key development partners for
the preparation of a Water Sector Support Programme (WSSP).
*Department for International Development (UK)
2005-2009
Urban Water Supply and Sanitation Project. Improving the water supply and waste water drainage in seven urban
Yemen
centres, namely Al-Hawta, Dala’a, Damt, Shebam (Kawkaban), Al Mahwet, Khamer, Manakha.
*Gov. of Yemen/IDA
2002-2006
Restructuring of the Aden Local Corporation. Strengthening the Aden Local Corporation (ALC, the former Aden
Yemen
National Water and Sanitation Authority), and supporting it in the ongoing water supply and sanitation reform process.
Improving the WSS infrastructure in Aden and the sub-branch towns of Ad Dala, Tor al-Baha, Radfan, Al Hawta and
Abyan (Zinjibar/Gia’ar).
*Gov. of Yemen/EC
2011-2012
Multi-Country Preparation Studies for Investment in the Water Sector- Zambia Copperbelt Phase II. The purpose of the
Zambia
project was to assess the investment need for water and sanitation infrastructure for the three water and sanitation
commercial utilities in the Copperbelt Region and propose a suitable investment plan.
*European Investment Bank