Table 3.1. Description of the selection of Green Bond-funded projects reported on Brief Project Description & No. Project Signed Amount of Green Bond Proceeds Project Status Environmental Benefits Environment and Infrastructure 1. Rehabilitation The project is R 71.5 million Phase 1 of this project (the of Bruma centred on civil construction) is 100% Lake rehabilitating the complete as is the wetland Bruma Lake by repair phase. filling the lake Phase 2 of this project Bruma, Johannesburg basin to reform (landscaping) commenced the natural at the end of January 2015 (Four year channel and and is currently standing at contract) floodplain, with 98% completion. the objective of Applicable improving the Activities completed include: criteria: hydraulic Draining and drying of the characteristics and lake; GBP: create a more Channel construction; Biodiversity diverse and Filling of the basin; conservation sustainable Shaping and trimming to COJ: Waste aquatic final landscaping level; management environment. A Installing irrigation & wastewater natural channel systems and electrical will allow for a reticulations; constant of Planting 43 000 m2 of water which will Repairing and repainting prevent of spillway and bridge; and sedimentation and Wetland repair. siltation in future. Environmental benefits: Improved water quality
Table 3.1. Description of the selection of Green Bond-funded projects reported on No. Project Brief Project Description & Environmental Benefits Signed Amount of Green Bond Proceeds Project Status Environment and Infrastructure 1. Rehabilitation of Bruma Lake Bruma, Johannesburg (Four year contract) Applicable criteria: GBP: Biodiversity conservation COJ: Waste management & wastewater The project is centred on rehabilitating the Bruma Lake by filling the lake basin to reform the natural channel and floodplain, with the objective of improving the hydraulic characteristics and create a more diverse and sustainable aquatic environment. A natural channel will allow for a constant of water which will prevent sedimentation and siltation in future. Environmental benefits: Improved water quality R 71.5 million Phase 1 of this project (the civil construction) is 100% complete as is the wetland repair phase. Phase 2 of this project (landscaping) commenced at the end of January 2015 and is currently standing at 98% completion. Activities completed include: Draining and drying of the lake; Channel construction; Filling of the basin; Shaping and trimming to final landscaping level; Installing irrigation systems and electrical reticulations; Planting 43 000 m2 of Repairing and repainting of spillway and bridge; and Wetland repair.
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