Resilient Municipal Services Project (RMSP)
The project aims to strengthen municipal capacity to deliver accountable, sustainable, inclusive and resilient services to the municipal population in the West Bank and Gaza.
Approved | Effective | Closing |
February 28, 2023 | To be Confirmed | June 30, 2027 |
Total Grant Financing | US$81.9 million |
PID MDTF Grant Amount | US$7 million |
TFGWB Grant Amount | US$15 million |
Parallel Financing | US$59.9 million |
RMSP builds on the achievements of MDP-3, by:
- Reforming the local government sector to enable municipalities to sustain themselves independently.
- Promoting climate and disaster resilient local services and investments.
Second Real Estate Registration Project (RERP II)
The project aims to enhance security of tenure and improve real estate's registration and transaction services in the West Bank
Approved | Effective | Closing |
July 15, 2025 | September 30, 2025 | September 30, 2030 |
Total Grant Financing | US$12 million |
PID MDTF Grant Amount | US$2 million |
RERP II will build on the achievements of the first Real Estate Registration Project and support the completion of land and property registration in Areas A and B. It will help improve property-related services through enhancing processes and information systems to increase online service delivery for property owners.
Integrated Solid Waste Management Project – Phase 1
The project aims to upgrade, sustain and support integrated solid waste management systems in the West Bank.
Approved | Effective | Closing |
January 30, 2025 | June 02, 2025 | December 31, 2031 |
Total Grant Financing | US$36 million |
PID MDTF Grant Amount | US$5 million |
TFGWB Grant Amount | US$20 million |
FRANCE: Govt. of [MOFA and AFD (C2D)] (GFRC) Grant Amount | US$11 million |
The project is part of a Series of Projects to address WB&G’s complex solid waste management sector issues, infrastructure deficits, and incremental policy reform needed to support the improved solid waste management.
ISWMP Phase 1 will address urgent infrastructure and equipment gaps and lay the groundwork for much-needed policy reforms.