To prepare the economic feasibility, detail engineering design and tender documents for the 5 cross border projects selected under the program.
The objective of the assistance from NEPAD-IPPF is to finance the feasibility studies, detailed engineering designs, environmental and social impact assessments (ESIA) and preparation of bidding documents in view of the construction of the Yie - Maloukou Trechot road (26 km) and the upgrading of the Yie – Special economic zone of Maloukou Trechot road (23 km) in the Republic of Congo. The said activities to be carried out in the Republic of Congo also include Technical Assistance (TA) to the executing agency and related tasks, as well as auditing services.
The activities for which the Bank’s assistance is requested aim at conducting feasibility studies and detailed engineering design for the construction of a bridge over the Ubangi River, and the implementation of the missing links in the road corridors Bangui-Zongo-Kisangani-Bujumbura and Kisangani-Kampala joining the Central Africa Republic (CAR), the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the Republic of Burundi and the Republic of Uganda.
The activities for which the Bank’s assistance is requested aim at conducting feasibility study and Public-Private Partnership (PPP) structuring for the construction and operation of a deep-sea transhipment port in São Tomé.
The activities for which the Bank’s assistance is requested aim at conducting feasibility study and Public-Private Partnership (PPP) structuring for the construction and operation of a deep-sea transhipment port in São Tomé.
To conduct a comprehensive feasibility study that will covers the detailed technical designs, economic, financial, environmental and social aspects required for the Central African fibre optic backbone (CAB-Gabon) project to reach the bankable level. The CAB-Gabon will complete 1901.8 km fibre optic connectivity that will cover the remaining fourteen (14) missing links on the Gabonese national backbone project.
The objective of the project is to support Cameroon, Congo, Gabon, and Equatorial Guinea in setting up a formal framework for the sustainable management of shared water resources, a water resources monitoring system, and to carry out two priority investment studies. The project activities are structured around three components: (i) Support for the creation of a Transboundary Basin Organization (TBO) and capacity building; (ii) Preparation of investment studies (taking into account gender aspects) and monitoring of water resources; and (iii) Project management.
Conduct studies for: (i) determine the technical and economic feasibility of building a bridge over the Ntem River at Campo and the construction of a Single Border Control Post (SBCP) at the Cameroon/Equatorial Guinea border; (ii) design and detailed dimensioning of the bridge and the SBCP, and (iii) formulate legal, technical and financial recommendations for the management and operation of the future bridge, the SBCP and the Yaoundé-Kribi-Bata.