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11 April 2019

NEPAD Infrastructure Project Preparation Facility

Written by African Development Bank Group

11 April 2019

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Date of effectiveness: 09.2005

NEPAD-IPPF is a multi-donor Special Fund hosted by the AfDB, which supports African countries to prepare regional infrastructure projects in energy, transport, ICT and transboundary water.

It is currently supported by a number of Donors including Canada, Germany, UK, Spain, Norway and Denmark. NEPAD-IPPF was designed specifically to address one of the key constraints to infrastructure development in Africa, the lack of investment-ready projects. It aspires to be the premier project preparation facility on the continent.

Date

2019

Resource Type

Project Preparation Facility , Financial Facilities

Region

Africa

Quality Infrastructure

Sustainable Growth & Development, Economic Efficiency, Environmental Considerations, Building Resilience, Social Considerations, Infrastructure Governance, Value for Money analysis, Environmental Impact Assessment, Resilience, Social Impact Assessment, Growth & development strategies, Environmental impact mitigation, Disaster risk management, Procurement transparency, Capacity building, Financial & debt sustainability, Universal access to services, Social inclusiveness

Infrastructure Driver

Planning & Project Preparation

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