Water Supply and Sanitation

Improvement of the drainage infrastructure in the downstream area of the Boeng Trabek catchment area in the center of the Capital, Phnom Penh. The project includes rehabilitating and upgrading the Boeng Trabek and Toul Sen canals and their associated drainage works and reconstruction of the Boeng Trabek pumping station. The canal works include the concrete lining of the old Boeng Trabek main canal and its secondary branches and the concrete lining of the Toul Sen canal and its associated combined drainage systems. The Boeng Trabek pumping station and spillway was reconstructed to provide a maximum pumping capacity of 8 m³/s.

SHELADIA prepared detailed design, relevant studies, land acquisition and resettlement plan, supported the project management unit in bid evaluation and provided capacity building and training to the PMU staff in planning, procurement, implementation, and financial management.

The Millennium Challenge Corporation is assisting the government of Mongolia in addressing Ulaanbaatar’s water supply constraints with a project that includes installing a new groundwater well field and building an advanced water purification plant (AWPP) and a new wastewater recycling plant (WRP) to provide water to central heating (CHP) and other water-intensive industries, together with supporting storage and distribution infrastructure.

SHELADIA, as a sub-consultant, is assisting Tetra Tech in its Program Management Consultant role by providing long-term and short-term specialists with expertise for design reviews, preparation of project reports, project management, and the construction supervision for the advanced water treatment plant and the water recycling plant, including the Resident Engineers for the Advanced Water Purification Plant and the Water Recycling Plant.

The project funded by USAID and the main purpose is to improve lives and health through development and management of sustainable water, sanitation and hygiene services in water-stressed Kenya. The project will enable more than one million people to gain access to improved WASH services. KIWASH will institutionalize catalytic models of sustainable service delivery for accelerated water and sanitation access in specific target counties and to improve complementary hygiene behaviors. These efforts support the USAID Water and Development Strategy 2013-2018 and the Strategic Objective is to Improve health outcomes through the provision of sustainable WASH.

Sheladia was sub-contractor to the project to support the project in planning, design and implementation of the strategy for expansion of the network in 9 counties. In addition, provided training in the engineering and sanitation to the counterpart staff.

The World Bank funded the project to modernize the department of water resource (DOWR) institutionally and upgrade its technical capabilities to plan, implement, and manage significant water resources development projects in the state. This included water supply, wetlands, irrigation, and hydropower. The project scope also includes developing and implementing long-term planning and monitoring techniques, development of viable and sustainable Water Users Associations, training of staff and consultancy backstopping, development of a State Water Plan, basin plans and development of environmental cells for environmental assessments and action plans.

Sheladia provided technical service to the project in modernized design and construction practices, designed M&E survey methodology and built DOWR capacity to implement data collection and analysis. We also established a computer-based reporting system for monitoring and evaluation tracking and assisted DOWR in rehabilitating system infrastructure and O&M of systems and in reorganizing institutional and management arrangements on a river basin approach