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Civil society (CICOS)Ref. #62Institutionnel·C · Blue infrastructure, water & sanitation·Gestion des ressources en eau et transport fluvial

Inclusion and strengthening of climate resilience for indigenous peoples of the Congo Basin through improved access to drinking water and the development of sustainable river transport

28.0 M$indicative cost
Mid ticket

Location

Country profile
Geography
Société civile (CICOS)
Regional body — multi-country scope

Expected impacts

  • 1.150 000 bénéficiaires auront accès à l'eau potable, avec une réduction de 40 % des maladies hydriques
  • 2.Réduction de 50 % du temps de déplacement des communautés enclavées et augmentation de 60 % des échanges commerciaux locaux
  • 3.Appui à 500 communautés vulnérables et création de plus de 8 000 emplois directs et indirects au profit des peuples autochtones

Impact themes

Climate adaptationCommunitiesHealthJobsSanitationClean water
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Engagement mode
Public anchor + private co-invest
Private-sector share
40%
Co-financing (other donors)
30% of public
Project scale
100% of baseline
Disbursement horizon
7 yrs
Total mobilised
28.0 M$
AfDB ticket
11.8 M$
Private capital
11.2 M$
Co-financiers
5.04 M$
Annual AfDB outlay
1.68 M$
Leverage on AfDB $
2.38×
Public share
60%
Baseline cost
28.0 M$

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Sources & methodology

What this page is built on

  • 01F2BC — Programme prioritaire (CICOS / CEEAC)
    Official project pipeline brief shared by the Commission Internationale du Bassin Congo-Oubangui-Sangha.
  • 02FRC analytical desk — internal compilation
    Cross-checked against multilateral databases and national plans.
  • 03FAO AQUASTAT, AfDB project portal, World Bank Projects DB
    Background indicators and comparable project benchmarks.

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