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BAARDHEERE DAM PROJECT INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT STUDY SOMALIA |
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The Main Client
Ministry of Juba Valley Development, Government of Somalia
Financing Institution
The World Bank
Total Project Cost
US $600,000,000 (six hundred million)
Project Period
1986 - 1987
Concise Description and Nature of Services Provided
mascott and Price Waterhouse Associates undertook a study aimed a facilitating the transition of the Ministry of Juba Valley Development to the status of a River Basin Authority, in preparation for the construction of the Baardheere Dam, the first phase of a project to satisfy the country's power and downstream irrigation requirement. The team of specialists reviewed the existing structure of the Ministry and other agencies concerned with the development of the Juba and Shebelle catchments, developed alternative scenarios and thereafter prepared a masterplan for the evolution of the chosen framework of agencies.
The specialists provided comprised:- an Economist, an Irrigation Engineer, Power Distribution Expert and Institutions Specialist.
Achievements
Institutional arrangements designed and in place for management of a major multi-sectoral power and irrigation authority.
Contract Value of Services Supplied
US $134,000 (one hundred and thirty four thousand)
Contract Period
September 1986 - April 1987
Contracted Companies
mascott ltd and Price Waterhouse Associates
