Traduction de «projection reconstruction » (Anglais → Français) :

Financing facilities could be based, where applicable, on resources allocated to energy efficiency from Union project bonds; resources allocated to energy efficiency from the European Investment Bank and other European financial institutions, in particular the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and the Council of Europe Development Bank; resources leveraged in financial institutions; national resources, including through the creation of regulatory and fiscal frameworks encouraging the implementation of energy efficien ...[+++]cy initiatives and programmes; revenues from annual emission allocations under Decision No 406/2009/EC.

(Return tabled) Question No. 22 Hon. Larry Bagnell: In the matter of global warming, the thawing of the northern permafrost, and damage to infrastructure: (a) has the government conducted any studies to ascertain the level of potential damage to all government infrastructure in the Territories of Yukon, Northwest and Nunavut; (b) what is the cost associated with this damage to replace, reconstruct, or stabilize this infrastructure; (c) what is the time frame in regard to making these repairs or replacing damaged infrastructure; (d) have municipal and territorial partners been advised of the level of damage as a result of thawing permafrost; (e) have residents of the North been advised of potential hazards resulting from global warming; ...[+++] (f) what are the monetary costs associated with the said study; (g) when was the study conducted and by whom; (h) how is the government monitoring northern infrastructure deterioration from global warming; (i) how frequently is the infrastructure being inspected; (j) is any of the economic stimulus money earmarked for the three territories being directed to repairs or new construction of infrastructure damaged or weakened by thawing permafrost, and, if so how much; (k) what are the names of the projects, the associated costs, the location of the projects and the projected completion dates for all projects funded by earmarked money as specified in (j); and (l) given that the MacKenzie Valley pipeline is a major infrastructure project scheduled for the North, has the government applied its assessment of global warming and permafrost melting damage to this project as well, and, if so (i) what were the results, (ii) what are the government’s plans in this matter?

I will quote Seema Patel, the lead project consultant for post-conflict reconstruction for the Centre for Strategic and International Studies, who said, “Canada is leading by example, spending its reconstruction and development funds on projects that build loyalty and trust, that are led by local people, with outsiders playing a supportive and catalytic role”.

Question No. 109 Ms. Dawn Black: With regard to the government’s development and reconstruction spending in Afghanistan since 2001: (a) what have been the government’s priorities for development and reconstruction; (b) what projects, completed or ongoing, have been undertaken; (c) what are the specific locations, by province, within Afghanistan of each completed and ongoing project; (d) how much money has been (i) pledged to each project, (ii) dispersed for each project, (iii) planned for disbursement for each project that is still ...[+++] ongoing; (e) who were the partners of each completed and ongoing project; (f) for those projects with more than one partner, what percentage of the funding, by partner, has been allocated to (i) Canadians or to Canadian organizations, (ii) Afghan individuals or to Afghan organizations, (iii) the government of Afghanistan, (iv) multilateral organizations; (g) with start and end dates, what was the duration of each completed project and what is the expected duration of each ongoing project; (h) what are the results of the completed projects, and what are the interim results of the ongoing projects; (i) which of these projects have been carried out by the Provincial Reconstruction Team; and (j) how much funding has been approved for projects in future years, but have not yet begun, and where will they take place?

This has resulted in the rehabilitation of the land administration system through Aceh and Nias Islands; Community Development project: this provides block grants directly to about 3,000 villages to support the restoration of community infrastructures; Urban Community Development Project: this provides block grants directly to urban villages to rehabilitate and develop community-based infrastructure; Housing and Settlement Project: in complement to urban and community development projects, this project will contribute to building o ...[+++]r repairing about 25,000 houses over a two-year period through a community-driven decision-making mechanism; Tsunami Recovery Waste Management projects; Technical assistance to Aceh’s reconstruction agency (BRR): support to BRR to implement its mandate by supporting a facility to provide the necessary technical expertise for the reconstruction process as well as to help co-ordinate international and national assistance; (Helping to provide Aceh’s reconstruction agency with the necessary technical expertise for the reconstruction process and for coordinating international and national assistance).

The project will be coordinated by the Algerian Finance Ministry, on behalf of the technical ministries in charge of the various reconstruction works in their respective fields of activity. A Project Management Unit responsible for procurement, implementation and monitoring the cash flows relating to this reconstruction project will execute the works.