Improving the Infrastructure in Northern Cyprus

Cyprus as its internationally recognised territory has been a member state of the European Union since 1 May 2004. For all practical purposes, however, this island state in the Eastern Mediterranean is divided with Greek Cypriots ruling in the south, and the TRNC, which is only recognised by Turkey, governing the northern part. The European Union is committed to reunification of the two parts of the country, and has therefore launched an aid programme for the Turkish Cypriot community. The European Union has been subsidising a host of economic and social projects since 2011.

One of the aid programme’s major aims is to expand and improve the infra­struc­ture in Northern Cyprus with a view to alleviating serious defi­cien­cies, especially in energy, transport, water supply and telecom­mu­ni­ca­tions. CDM Smith is providing consultancy services on water, wastewater, waste management and other environmental engineering projects to the European Commission and its delegation in Northern Cyprus over 6 years. We are supporting our client through carrying out organisational & technical programme management and technical consultancy for tendering and supervising, feasibility studies, reviewing of designs and construction supervision.

Apart from purely or­gan­i­sa­tional and tech­ni­cal services, our team will also be me­di­at­ing between all stakeholders in a highly chal­leng­ing po­lit­i­cal en­vi­ron­ment. We will be con­tribut­ing to sus­tain­able im­prove­ment in the public in­fra­struc­ture for the benefit of the pop­u­la­tion while pro­mot­ing com­mu­ni­ca­tion and har­mon­i­sa­tion between the two parts of the country.