WORLD BANK(WB) has floated a tender for Assessment of Geospatial Information Management. The project location is Egypt and the tender is closing on 21 Aug 2024. The tender notice number is 0002010557, while the TOT Ref Number is 105646187. Bidders can have further information about the Tender and can request the complete Tender document by Registering on the site.

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Country : Egypt

Summary : Assessment of Geospatial Information Management

Deadline : 21 Aug 2024

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Notice Type : Tender

TOT Ref.No.: 105646187

Document Ref. No. : 0002010557

Competition : ICB

Financier : World Bank (WB)

Purchaser Ownership : Public

Tender Value : Refer Document

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Rapidpopulation growth and its concentration within 6 percent of Egypt-s totalterritory is one of the key chronic challenges facing Egyptian cities. Urbanplanning, infrastructure and service delivery have not been able to keep upwith rapid urbanization, holding back the economy and posing a challenge forthe protection of precious agricultural land from urban sprawl. To addressthese challenges, the Government of Egypt (GoE) established the New UrbanCommunities Authority (NUCA), under the Ministry of Housing, Utilities andUrban Communities (MoHUUC) in 1979 with the objective of developing new urbancommunities in desert lands. To date, NUCA has established 32 new urbancommunities in four distinct generations/phases and is planning to buildanother 30 cities to accommodate 30 million inhabitants. The plans to buildanother 30 cities are ambitious, and concerns remain about their long-termsustainability and whether new urban communities are “too big to fail”. Giventhe immense strain on existing (old) cities however due to extreme urbancongestion and ever-increasing population growth, coupled with land tenurecomplexities, the development of new urban communities offers an alternativefor alleviating stress on existing cities. It also provides the opportunity forfurther socio-economic development and job growth.Enhancingsustainable urban management and support to the adoption of Smart Cityapplications are also recognized by the GoE as crucial for inclusive andsustainable urban development. In line with this recognition, Egypt-s PrimeMinister has declared that all fourth-generation new urban communities that arecurrently under construction (including the New Capital) are to be planned asSmart Cities that optimize city functions while improving quality of life fortheir citizens using smart technology. To achieve this objective, NUCA hasrequested support from the World Bank concerning its development of a NationalSmart City Strategy to (i) pilot Smart City applications in the Sh...

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