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The project consists of the restoration of roads and waterways damaged in the floods of 2004, affecting seventeen counties in Northern Romania, and works to prevent the recurrence of similar events.
Re-establishing normal economic activity as soon as possible. Reconstruction and preventive works will contribute to the reduction of risk from future re-occurrence of similar problems.
Schemes are mainly small and mainly replacement of existing infrastrucuture and therefore have little or no new impact on the environment. All schemes will have to take into account the requirements of the Law on Environmental protection 137/1995, which is in line with EU requirements.
The Ministries of Finance and of Transport are accustomed to and use the standard Bank requirements.
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