Project Area

Number of villages covered by the Rural Infrastructure Development Project
Region District Number of villages covered by project District financing weighted by population
Andijan Markhamat 20 $ 10546700
Andijan Ulugnar 3 $ 1321431
Andijan Boston 5 $ 1684015
Andijan Bulakbashi 13 $ 8570402
Andijan Paxtaobod 31 $ 14548175
Fergana Furkat 11 $ 6646675
Fergana Kushtepa 26 $ 15750550
Fergana Yazyavan 11 $ 5248542
Fergana Sokh 9 $ 4219517
Namangan Chust 26 $ 14820143
Namangan Yangikurgan 35 $ 18178324
Namangan Minbulak 16 $ 6754404
Namangan Pop 36 $ 17069888
Namangan Chartak 19 $ 9600535
Djizzakh Forish 6 $ 2113083
Djizzakh Zomin 12 $ 10216743
Djizzakh Yangiobod 1 $ 207701
Djizzakh Bakhmal 9 $ 7516261
Syrdarya Sardoba 1 $ 357536
Syrdarya Hovos 4 $ 1883097
Syrdarya Boevut 12 $ 6746278
Total 306 $ 164000000
Capacity building of village residents

Monitoring and oversight, environmental and social safeguards, leadership. Grievance redress, disaster risk mitigation and management, gender mainstreaming, conflict resolution and other trainings.

During the project implementation, village residents will benefit from various trainings.

Subprojects in numbers
# Area name Rural development plan (QDP) Chosen subproject number School Kindergarten Water supply & sanitation Drainage system Road Bridge Energy Hospital
Number KM Number KM Number KM Number KM
SUMMARY: 176 239 28 15 105 1640.7 1 3 55 606.1 3 29 552.25 3
1 Andijan 36 36 1 10 96.6 25 330
1.1 Pakhtaobod 16 16 1 7 62.3 8 88.4
1.2 Markhamat 10 10 1 12 9 153
1.3 Bulokboshi 6 6 6 73
1.4 Buston 2 2 2 15.8
1.4 Ulugnar 2 2 2 22.3
2 Fergana 28 28 4 1 17 498 5 32 1 15.2
2.1 Koshtepa 13 13 12 382 1 15.2
2.2 Yozyovon 5 5 1 1 11 3 17.3
2.3 Furkat 5 5 4 105 1 10
2.4 Sokh 5 5 3 1 1 4.7
3 Namangan 67 67 4 2 56 625.5 5 35.7
3.1 Yangikurgan 18 18 1 17 127.3
3.2 Pop 18 18 2 1 14 127.5 1 8.7
3.3 Chust 13 13 1 1 9 118.5 2 14
3.4 Chartak 10 10 10 216
3.5 Mingbulak 8 8 6 36.2 2 13
4 Jizzakh 28 67 4 21 404.6 14 162.5 1 25 501.4 2
4.1 Bakhmal 9 21 8 187.8 4 52.7 1 7 89.2
4.2 Zomin 12 38 4 12 216.4 9 76.6 12 246.3 2
4.3 Forish 6 7 1 33.2 6 165.9
4.4 Yangiobod 1 1 1 0.4
5 Syrdarya 17 41 15 12 1 16 1 3 6 45.9 2 3 35.7 1
4.1 Boyovut 12 31 12 10 4 25.66 2 2 25.7 1
4.2 Sardoba 1 2 1 16 1 10
4.3 Khovos 4 8 3 2 1 3 2 20.2

Project implementation period: 2020–2024.

Rural Infrastructure Development Project Implementation Cycle

With support from the Mahalla Citizens’ Assembly, Qishloq Facilitators and Engineers will facilitate all the steps of the process

Structure of the Mahalla Development Unit (MDU): Chair, Vice-chair, Secretary and members. MDUs should have a Young Women Subcommittee, and a Young Men Subcommittee

During COVID-19, MDU members will be selected by village residents: 1 man and 1 woman; 1 young man and 1 young woman will be selected in each street in the village

Otherwise, members will be elected, and 60 percent of all eligible voters from each street must vote.

The socio-economic analysis will include:

- Resource map

- Well-being analysis

- Health analysis

- Education analysis

- Seasonal calendar (in selected villages)

The findings from the socio-economic analysis will be presented to community members, who will then develop a vision for the village development. The implementation of the village development plan should be organized in phases, and community members should agree on what should be funded by the project, other donors, and by village residents.

Step 5: Approval of Qishloq Development Plan by District Project Committee

To check if sub-project prioritized by village is not already included in any state programs

To mitigate any possible social and environmental risks, relevant Environmental and Social documents will be prepared throughout project implementation

One firm will be hired per village. A Mahalla Development Unit representative will sit in tender committees that will select the firm

Meeting between design firm and village residents

A Mahalla Development Unit representative will sit in tender committee that will select construction firm

Trained community monitors will check compliance with design agreed, decent labor conditions, etc.

Social audits will ensure accountability of contractors, local administrations etc. Three audits will be conducted in each village during project implementation.

With support from District Project Committee

By relevant ministry. In the case of autonomous water supply projects, operations and maintenance will be carried out by village residents