PRRU informs economic actors on market conditions
The urban resilience project aims to prepare businesses for contract bidding processes.
The coordinator of the Urban Resilience Reinforcement Project (PRRU), Guy Fulgence Mbengué, stated on November 10 in Brazzaville that businesses and economic operators need to understand the project's market procedures. This aims to prevent confusion when they prepare their bids.
Mbengué explained that the meeting with economic actors was to mobilize potential service providers and entrepreneurs to provide practical information on market passation. The PRRU, supported by the World Bank and the government, will focus on activities such as managing erosion, urban roads, and constructing socio-economic infrastructure like markets and schools.
The PRRU, which will operate in Brazzaville and Pointe-Noire, was launched on November 9. It intends to reduce erosion and flood risks and improve access to sustainable, climate-resilient infrastructure in specific districts of both cities.
Why it mattersEconomic actors in Brazzaville and Pointe-Noire will benefit from clearer procedures for bidding on infrastructure projects.