1) to identify and establish a baseline for assessing and monitoring potential inclusion impact in relation to increased number of water and waste water connections, improved frequency of water delivery, and improvements in water quality at household level; and related health and economic benefits;

2) to identify key cost restructuring elements (e.g. labour restructuring, energy cost savings, maintenance per unit of output targets etc) and recommend reasonable loan covenants and implementation timing in this area;

3) to assess the possibilities for an affordable least-cost and cost effective bankable PIP for water and wastewater infrastructure – to rehabilitate and increase the efficiency of existing systems with strong social and environmental benefits and promoting climate resilience; and,

4) to ensure that the PIP fully meets EBRD’s Performance Requirements (“PRs”).