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Albanian Version:  PZHIUT_ACER_ ADF_ALB_Raport Final 2020

English Version:PIUTD_ACER_ ADF_ENG_ Final Report 2020

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Albanian Version: FSHZH PK IV Broshura SPREADS – SHQIP_compressed

English Version: ADF CW IV Brochure SPREADS – ENGLISH_compressed

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Albanian Version:  PIUTD_ADF_ALB_Raport final_2019

English Version: PIUTD_ADF_ENG_Final Report_2019_

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In Albania, there is about 10,000 km of rural roads administered by the Local Government Units of the first and second level.

A study done by the World Bank in 2006 found that over 70% of the roads were in bad or horrible condition. This classification was associated with the note that a good part of the streets was in such a state that they were classified in "awful" situation but that could hardly be classified as a route because they were impassable for most of the year.

Until 2008, investments in secondary and local roads were almost absent, fragmented, without coordination between investors, executors, and beneficiaries, and above all with completely exceeded standards concerning the increased demand for transport.

Given that almost half of the country's population lives in rural areas, it is clear that the secondary road network was at the pace of economic development.

The Albanian Development Fund conceived the "Improvement of Secondary and Local Roads" program because of the complex situation which required the coordination of national strategies.

ADF's commitment came as a result of institution's early engagements in important projects of socio-economic development field at regional and local level.

The program began in 2008, targeting three main pillars:

• Establishment of a road network inventory system and prioritization of investments;
• Rehabilitation of secondary and local road network, involving 144 road and bridge segments, the total of 1,200 km;
• Stabilize operation and maintenance process of this road network;

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• Vlerësimi i impaktit socio-ekonomik – Shkarko
• Findings from the SRLP’s evaluation – Shkarko

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The Master Plan extends in 4 municipalities and 12 administrative units:
- Pult, Shosh, Shale part of the Municipality of Shkodra;
- Shllak and Temal part of the Municipality of Vau i Dejes;
- Kelmend and Shkrel part of the Municipality of Malesi e Madhe;
- Bajram Curri, Bujan, Margegaj, Lekbibaj and Tropoja e Vjeter part of the Municipality of Tropoja

Proper orientation of development policies and strategies, products creation, diversification of tourist offer, promotion of tourism infrastructure and human resources development will contribute to increase the welfare of the locals.

The National Sectoral Tourism Plan for the Albanian Alps (NSTP) is part of the Master Plan. After many public consultations, this document determines the development pillars of the Alps region for the next 15 years.

Through this Master Plan, the Albanian Alps embark on a new development cycle based on a new balanced territorial approach aimed at protecting the environment, fostering the local economy and integrating it in the tourism industry.

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• Raporti i Analizës së Përgjithshme – Shkarko
• Strategjia Sektoriale – Shkarko
• Plani i Zhvillimit të Sektorit – Shkarko 
• Rregullore e Planit – Shkarko
• Vlerësimi Strategjik Mjedisor – Shkarko  

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