Kulob Water Supply Project Phase II Feasibility Study Update and Environmental and Social Assessments Update

  • Country: Tajikistan

  • Client: European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)

  • Beneficiary: Kulob Vodokanal, the city's water supply and sanitation utility, a subsidiary of the state housing and communal services enterprise SUE KMK

  • Population served: 112,900

  • Period: June–July 2026

  • Role: Lead consultant providing Feasibility Study and Environmental and Social expert team

Summary
Mojo EC supported EBRD in appraising Phase II of its water supply and wastewater investment in Kulob, which builds on the Phase I Kulob Water and Wastewater Project. Phase II delivers the remaining components of the long-term investment programme identified in the 2014 feasibility study. Mojo EC carried out a Feasibility Assessment Update: an independent reconfirmation of the investment rationale, scope, CAPEX, OPEX and implementation readiness, taking into account Phase I experience, market price movements and the evolving climate and regulatory context.

Scope of services

  • Project baseline and socio-economic assessment

  • Technical feasibility refresher: validation of infrastructure components, demand assessment, updated capital and operating costs

  • Economic, financial and affordability analysis: economic justification, financial projections, tariff and cost-recovery assessment, affordability in line with EBRD methodology

  • Environmental and social assessment updates in accordance with EBRD's 2024 Environmental and Social Policy including Environmental and Social Action Plan, Stakeholder Engagement Plans and Non-Technical Summary

  • Procurement and implementation strategy: lessons from Phase I procurement, PIU capacity assessment, contract packaging for Phase II

  • Climate risk and green assessments: physical climate risk screening, mudflow/flood modelling, Paris Agreement alignment assessments, green finance eligibility and GHG baseline

  • Gender and economic inclusion analysis

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