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Government of Islamic Republic of Afghanistan (GoIRA) Ministry of Mines and Petroleum (MoMP) Afghanistan Resource Corridors Project (ARCP) Prepared By: Afghanistan Resource Corridors Project Presented By: Abdul Mubeen Shahab Director, ARCP

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Government of Islamic Republic of Afghanistan (GoIRA)

Ministry of Mines and Petroleum (MoMP)Afghanistan Resource Corridors Project

(ARCP)Prepared By: Afghanistan Resource Corridors Project

Presented By: Abdul Mubeen ShahabDirector, ARCP

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Introduction:• After tremendous success in the short run and looking at the

importance of the project, GoIRA and the World Bank decided to design and establish ARCP on full scale.

• Total budget of USD 70 Million is committed for the project by the World Bank.

• MoMP share in the budget is 30 Million USD• 40 million USD goes to MoWP (ID Cluster)• Project Preparation Grant(PPG) Agreement was signed by GoIRA

and the World Bank on 21st May, 2013.

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Goals :• Progressing Afghanistan’s financial and economic

independence through strategic and prioritized infrastructure development that enables private sector investment in the extractive industry.

• Connecting Afghanistan to the region and the rest of the world through promotion of inter-state resource corridors as a means to realize Afghanistan’s natural resource, growth, revenue and employment potential

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ARCP Dimensions

I. Infrastructure ( Power, Water, Road , Railway)

o Build infrastructure links in extractive industryo Integrate power and water plans with the help of

opportunities that we have got from the extractive industry.o Conducting research, study and technical and economic

analysis in the areas of infrastructure development, roads and power from extractive industry perspective.

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II. Governance:

o Build capacity to develop and implement policy, law and regulation for the purpose of effective governance among the project stakeholders

III. Private Sector and Skills Development:

o Facilitate and help the local enterprises to enhance their capacity for its larger contribution in the mining sector

o Provide opportunity for local employment across mining sector value chain

o Local Skills Development

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o Public-Private Skills and supplier development programo Assist to enhance the Public Private Partnership (PPP)

IV. Social & Environment:

o Community benefits sharing in the extractive industryo Facilitate the “Right of Passage / Land Acquisition”o Arranging and conducting workshop, seminars and other

program for capacity building and to enhance public awareness in social sector in regards to extractive industry.

o Community Development Agreementso Special focus of ARAZI on corridors

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ARCP Key Stakeholders

Infrastructure LivelihoodsGovernance Environment and Social

MoPWMoTCAMoEW

Mining Investors Local Businesses Vocational Trainings CentersMoCI, MoUDACCI, AISA

MoMPMoFMoCI

CSONEPAALA (ARAZI)Local Community Local GovernmentCSOs

Development Partners

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Counterparts within MoMP

ARCP is closely working with ;• Directorate of Cadastre• Directorate of Policy• Ayanak Authority• Petroleum Authority• Communication Directorate• MoMP Provincial Directorate • And donor funded projects like;• MIDAS• SDNRP-II

• Others ..

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Key Accomplished Activities

I. Management:

o Preparation of strategy for ARCP with the help of specialists from the World Bank.

o The strategy includes reports about the railway routes, roads, water and energy , value addition, skills and private sector development.

o Prepared project Fact Sheet.o Prepared Bruchero Prepared One Pagero Press Releaseo Media Kit

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II. Infrastructure:

o Data collection and providing analysis for pre- feasibility study of Torkham-Hiaratan railway to FSDI.

o Sustainable Resource study in extractive industryo Comparative Analysis of Shaberghan Gas Consumption

Optionso Cooperation in preparation of 4 chapters of framework for

development of extractive industry of Afghanistan (EIDF).o Active participation in the planning process of Afghanistan

National Railway Plan

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III. Social and Environment:

o Conducted survey to identify social problems in Tala and Barfak Coal Mine.

o Evaluated the social impacts of illegal extraction of coal in Bamyan.

o Need Assessment of framework for Land Acquisitiono Organized several workshops about social and land issues.o Facilitation in devising strategy for evaluating social and

environmental impacts in Afghanistan’s Extractive Industry.

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o Conducted CDA Workshop in India.o Conducted CDA workshop in Mazare Sharif, Balkho Cooperated in conducting workshops “Grievances Redress

Mechanism” in the World Bank.

IV. Skills and Private Sector Development:

o Prepared Implementation Plan for skills development and active participation of private sector in the extractive industry.

o Developed mechanism for Public Private Partnershipo Developed mechanism for evaluation of private sector.

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o Prepared procurement guidelines for CNPCIW for awareness , involvement and prioritizing local private sector and for better utilization of human resources at Amu Darya.

o Facilitating matchmaking dialogue between private sector (CNPCIW etc.), government and donors community

o Conducted workshops for private sector development in different provinces such as Kabul, Sare Pul, Faryab, Andkhoy, Jawzjan and Balkh

o Cooperated with Altai in preparation of “Private Sector Need Assessment”

o Recruitment of Interns for skill development and their fulltime recruitment in CNPCIW

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Future Plans

I. Infrastructure:o Arrange capacity and skills development programs in the area

of infrastructure development.o Continue the study on the designs of production and

distribution of power/electricity in close coordination with other stakeholders

o Initiate technical, analytical, economic studies about infrastructure development in extractive industry

o Present comments and views about different studies and analysis

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Continue..II. Social & Environmentalo CDA follow up workshop in different parts of Afghanistano Recruitment of consultancy firms and legal advisors for the

capacity building of Afghanistan Independent Land Authority (AILA)

o Develop Grievance Redress Mechanismo Implementation of CDA Pilot Projecto Support AILA in regulation of Land Expropriation Lawo Public Awareness on Social & Environment positive & negative

impact on PAP o Arrange social awareness programs

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III. Skills and Private Sector Development:o Recruitment of consultancies for skill development of ARCP

and MoMP employeeso Recruitment of consultancies for capacity building of small

and medium enterprises in extractive industry o Continuation of capacity building programs for private

sectoro Work on strengthening Public and Private Partnershipo Providing internship opportunity to fresh university

graduates.o Providing opportunities of domestic and foreign trips for

capacity building of fresh university graduates.

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Evaluating Interns Performance, CNPCIW, Angot Camp, Sare Pul,2014

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Workshop of “Procurement Opportunities” with CNPCIW in Sar e Pul Province , 2012

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Participants Workshop of “Procurement Opportunities” with CNPCIW in Sar e Pul Province, 2012

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Participants of a Workshop “ Procurement Opportunities” in Balkh Province,2012

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Participants of a Workshop “ Procurement Opportunities”With CNPCIW, 2012

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Participants of a Workshop “ Procurement Opportunities” with CNPCIW, 2012

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Meeting of MoMP Officials with FSDI regarding Aynak , Railway, China, 2012

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ARCP Director Presenting at workshop organized by , Investment Promotion Directorate, 2013

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Senior Infrastructure Engineer , ARCP, participated in a workshop about Afghanistan National Railway Lines held in

USA, 2013

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Director ARCP Participating in 9th Afghan-US Matchmaking Conference Held in Washington DC, USA, 2013

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H.E DM Hares addressing 9th Afghan-US Matchmaking , , Conference, Washington DC, USA, 2013

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CDA Workshop , New Delhi, India, 2014

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CDA Workshop –India, 2014

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Follow-up CDA Workshop, Mazar-e-Sharif, 2014

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Thanks!

Contact: Mr. Abdul Mubeen Shahab Director ARCP / MoMP Email: [email protected] Mobile: +93(0) 799 86 5501