ADB’s summary of the project states that: “The project will improve connectivity and safety along the North-South Corridor by (i) constructing about 23 kilometers (km) of climate-resilient two-lane highway between Kvesheti and Kobi (the project road) and about 5 km of all-weather access roads, and (b) increasing road safety awareness; (ii) establishing a visitor center in the Khada Valley to support tourism activities; and (iii) enhancing the capacity of the Roads Department on project and contract management. The project expands efforts of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and other development partners to upgrade the country's national highway network along key economic corridors. It will enhance inclusive economic growth and regional connectivity. The project is aligned with the following impacts: (i) economic growth and regional connectivity enhanced; and (ii) trade, tourism, and economic corridors improved. The project will have the following outcome: connectivity, safety, and livelihoods along the North-South Corridor improved.”
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Remarks and Attachments |
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CRP received a request for compliance review (the complaint) |
6 January 2021 |
Request for compliance review [PDF] |
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CRP informs the complainants, borrower, ADB Board member representing the country concerned, and ADB Management about receipt of the complaint |
11 January 2021 |
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| Step 1. Requesting Management Response |
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CRP's initial assessment of the complaint |
11 January 2021 |
Completed |
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CRP's assessment |
11 January 2021 |
Complaint falls within the mandate of the compliance review function |
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CRP forwards the complaint to ADB Management for response |
11 January 2021 |
ADB Management's response received on 9 February 2021 |
| Step 2. Determining Eligibility |
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Eligibility of complaint reviewed by the CRP |
10 March 2021 |
Completed |
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CRP report on its review of eligibility submitted to ADB Board. |
24 March 2021 |
Completed. The CRP determines the complaint is eligible for compliance review. |
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CRP informs the complainants, borrower, ADB Board member representing the country concerned, ADB Management, and ADB Operations Department of its decision |
25 March 2021 |
Completed |
| Step 3. Board Authorization of Compliance Review |
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ADB Board authorization of compliance review |
21 April 2021 |
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Receipt of Board's authorization of compliance review |
22 April 2021 |
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Complainants informed of Board's decision |
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CRP report on eligibility and Board's decision posted on website |
22 April 2021 |
Report on Eligibility [PDF] and Board's decision [PDF] |
| Step 4. Conducting compliance review |
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CRP provides Draft Terms of Reference (TOR) to ADB Board Compliance Review Committee (BCRC) for clearance |
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BCRC's clearance of the TOR |
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TOR provided to the ADB Board copied to ADB Management |
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Conducting compliance review |
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| Step 5. CRP's Draft Report |
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Issued and sent to complainants, borrower, ADB Management for comments |
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CRP provides the draft report to BCRC for review |
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| Step 6. CRP's Final Report |
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Issued to the ADB Board for consideration through the BCRC |
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| Step 7. ADB Board consideration of the CRP's Final Report |
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ADB Board's Consideration |
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CRP's Final Report posted on the website |
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CRP's Final Report released to the complainants and the borrower |
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| Step 8. Management's Remedial Actions |
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ADB Management submits proposed remedial actions to ADB Board |
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| Step 9. ADB Board's Decision |
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ADB Board's Consideration |
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Board's Decision |
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Remedial Actions approved by the ADB Board |
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| Step 10. Monitoring of Remedial Actions |
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