Culture, Cultural Heritage, Tourism, Architecture, Governance, Education and Training, Cultural development, Economic and social development, Communication, Monitoring and evaluation, Urban Plannning, Infrastructure Engineering
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Preparation of Feasibility Study for Dubrava Plateau Water Supply System; Municipalities: Čapljina, Stolac and Mostar City; Bosnia and Herzegovina


Sector:
Infrastructure engineering
Environment and Water resources
Area: Western Balkans
Country: Bosnia & Herzegovina
Period: 2010
Client: EC
Framework contract: FWC Beneficiaries 2009 - Lot 2 - Transport and Infrastructures
Amount: € 61.095

The overall objectives of the project of which this contract is a part are to support Bosnia and Herzegovina in implementation of Drinking Water Directive. The objective of this contract has been to prepare a Feasibility Study for the Čapljina Municipality priority water supply projects: • Dubrava Plateau Water Supply System • Water Supply System for settlements Trebižat, Zvirovići i Prćavci



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