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TRANSPORT/INFRASTRUCTURE Third Generation Planning Project, Libya URBAN PLANNING FOR FIRST QUARTER OF THE 21ST CENTURY WSP is providing expert staff to support the National Consulting Bureau (NCB) of Libya in the Third Generation Planning Project. During a four-year planning period they will assist NCB in preparing regional, local, urban and detailed plans for the Libyan Government, as well as updating approved urban plans in line with Libya’s rapidly changing economic conditions. This project follows a Second Generation Planning Project implemented in 1980-82 by a Polish consultant whose services were procured by NCB.A team of experts from WSP in Sweden were asked to evaluate this work in 1982, and this led to an invitation to tender for the Third Generation Planning Project and our appointment in December 2004.At the same time WSP staff were also allocated to the parallel National Programme for Water and Sanitation, which has synergies with the main project. By 2005 a team of 20 experts were employed in Libya on the Third Generation Planning Project, with a further 15 working on the National Programme for Water and Sanitation.Their main challenges were the collection of data from the many different authorities – a very time-consuming process – and the introduction of a modern planning methodology in a country which has been almost closed from foreign influence during a number of years. The scope of WSP’s work on the main planning project covers the period 2005-2025 for a quarter of Libya, including the region of Tripoli.WSP’s appointment covers the period 2005-2009, of which the first two years is being spent preparing regional planning reports, followed by the delivery of urban and detailed plans from 2007-2009. In addition WSP will be surveying, updating maps, providing statistics, setting up the IT and GIS infrastructure and providing the project with maps at various scales.The planning documents produced will form steering documents for Libya’s future spatial development. Client: National Consulting Bureau (NCB) of Libya Project value: £30M Timescale: Four-year project covering the planning period 2005-2025 Status: Completion December 2008 WSP services: Regional planning Urban planning Traffic engineering Landscape design Environmental consultancy 69
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