The activities for which IPPF assistance is requested are : technical, economic and financial feasibility studies, and environmental and social impact assessment studies for the 330KV Kolwezi-Solwezi Power interconnection.
To study the feasibility of expanding Mtwara port to give sea access to Zambia, northern Malawi and northeastern Mozambique
Feasibility Study of electricity transmission line in Zimbabwe, Zambia, Namibia,Botswana, how to structure power arrangements.
To increase knowledge of the Shire and Zambezi Rivers to explore the feasibility of reopening the waterway for transportation. Project involves a Feasibility Study and preparation of an Investment Plan.
To undertake detailed geotechnical investigation at the bridge site
Component I:
Preparation of Shared Vision 2050 and Songwe River Basin Development Programme (SRBDP)
Component II: Updating Feasibility, Detailed Design and Preparation of Capital Investments
Component III: Strategic Environmental and Social Assessment and Environmental and Social Impact Assessment; and
Component IV: Institutional Development
To engage consulting/advisory services leading to securing investment for the construction of the 120 MW Ithezi-Thezi Hydropower Station.
To confirm the technical feasibility as well as the financial, economic and environmental viability of all the identified missing links of the SATA Backhaul Links project and of the overall system, in order to (i) complete the SADC Region Information Infrastructure (SRII) and (ii) link SRII to EASSy. The study will also investigate various financing and management options.
To conduct Technical and Economic Studies for 400 kV transmission lines and substations for the evacuation of power from the proposed 600 MW Baynes Hydro Power Project (HPP) on the Cunene (Kunene) River, bordering Angola and Namibia, integrating into existing power transmission grids of the two (2) countries; specifically: (1) Undertake technical studies and compose technical design specifications of transmission lines, substations and associated auxiliary or ancillary equipment and systems; (2) Assess the commercial and financial (economic) viability of the entire transmission project thro
The proposed L-BWT is a priority investment project selected for development under the Integrated Water Resources Management Plan of the Orange-Senqu River Basin. The project comprises the development of a dam and water storage reservoir in the Lesotho Lowlands, and a bulk water conveyance system from the reservoir, through South Africa to Botswana, over an estimated distance of 712Kms.