46002-P-NA-KA0-002African Development BankThe proposed operation is an ADB Loan of Three billion South African Rand (3 billion ZAR), equivalent to UA 168.35 million, to the Republic of Namibia to finance the second phase of the Economic Governance and Competitiveness Support Program (EGCSP II). The EGCSP is designed as a programmatic series of two consecutive General Budget Support (GBS) operations covering the fiscal years 2017/18-2018/19, for a total indicative financing of ZAR 6 billion (UA 336.70 million). EGCSP II is carefully designed to build on the policy measures and achievements of EGCSP I by consolidating the gains already recorded. The package of reforms under the three components are therefore mutually reinforcing. Component 1, focusing on advancing fiscal consolidation, will enhance macroeconomic performance, and create fiscal space for the prioritization of capital and social spending. Measures proposed under component 2, focusing on strengthening PFM and public sector efficiency. Measures under component 3 are geared towards improving the business environment to support industrialization, spur growth and job creation. The operation will complement the other Bank Group funded operations in Namibia, in particular the three infrastructure investment projects also approved in 2017. These are (i) the Transport Infrastructure Improvement Project (ZAR 2 billion); Agricultural Mechanization and Seed Improvement Project (ZAR 1 billion); and Education and Training Quality Improvement Project (ZAR 1 billion). The combined potential positive impact of these projects in terms of enhancing economic competitiveness and creating the basis for long term growth and job creation, coupled with the macroeconomic stabilization, public sector efficiency and industrialization focus of EGCSP, is to unlock the full development potential of Namibia in the long term.La présente opération concerne un prêt BAD de trois milliards de rands sud-africains (ZAR) ou 168,35 millions d’UC en contrevaleur à la République de Namibie pour financer la deuxième phase du Programme d’appui à la gouvernance et à la compétitivité économiques (EGCSP II). L’EGCSP est conçu comme une série programmatique de deux opérations consécutives d’appui budgétaire général (ABG) couvrant les exercices 2017-2018 et 2018-2019, représentant un montant de financement indicatif total de six milliards de ZAR (soit l’équivalent de 336,70 millions d’UC). L’EGCSP II est conçu avec soin pour s’inspirer des mesures de politique et des réalisations de l’EGCSP I, tout en consolidant les acquis déjà engrangés. L’ensemble de mesures de réforme s’articule autour de trois composantes complémentaires qui se renforcent mutuellement. La composante 1, axée sur l’assainissement des finances publiques, améliorera la performance macro-économique et créera une marge de manœuvre budgétaire pour l’établissement de priorités en matière de dépenses d’équipement et de dépenses sociales. Les mesures proposées au titre de la composante 2, axées sur l’amélioration de la gestion des finances publiques et sur l’efficacité accrue du secteur public. Les mesures de la composante 3 mettent l’accent sur l’amélioration de l’environnement des affaires pour appuyer l’industrialisation et stimuler la croissance et la création d’emplois. L’opération complétera les autres opérations financées par le Groupe de la Banque en Namibie, en particulier les trois projets d’investissement dans les infrastructures qui ont aussi été approuvés en 2017. Il s’agit : i) du Projet d’aménagement des infrastructures de transport (deux milliards de ZAR) ; du Projet de mécanisation agricole et d’amélioration des semences (un milliard de ZAR) ; et du Projet d’amélioration de la qualité de l’éducation et de la formation (un milliard de ZAR). L’impact positif potentiel combiné de ces projets du point de vue de l’amélioration de la compétitivité économique et de la création d’une base pour la croissance à long terme et la génération d’emplois est de libérer le plein potentiel de développement de la Namibie à long terme, au même titre que la stabilisation macro-économique, l’efficacité du secteur public et l’accent mis sur l’industrialisation de l’EGCSP.The goal of EGCSP II is to continue support for the implementation of the government’s medium-term development agenda aimed at building a strong foundation for inclusive and sustainable economic growth, while leveraging the achievements of EGCSP I. Consistent with this goal, EGCSP II aims specifically to : (i) Advance fiscal consolidation through improved revenue collection, and enhanced efficiency in public spending; (ii) Strengthen public financial management and public sector efficiency, by improving the public procurement, internal and external audit functions and the governance framework for SOEs; and (iii) Improve the business environment through enhancement of the investment facilitation framework, and improving the framework for industrial and MSME development.L’EGCSP II a pour but d’appuyer la mise en œuvre du programme de développement à moyen terme élaboré par l’administration namibienne, qui entend jeter des bases solides pour une croissance économique inclusive et durable tout en tirant parti des réalisations de l’EGCSP I. À cet égard, l’EGCSP II vise spécifiquement : i) à faire avancer l’assainissement des finances publiques grâce à l’amélioration du recouvrement des recettes et de l’efficacité des dépenses publiques ; ii) à renforcer la gestion des finances publiques et à accroître l’efficacité du secteur public en améliorant les fonctions de passation des marchés publics et d’audit interne et externe, ainsi que le cadre de gouvernance des entreprises étatiques ; et iii) à créer un environnement plus favorable aux affaires grâce au renforcement du cadre de facilitation des investissements et à l’amélioration du cadre de développement industriel et des MPME.The beneficiaries of the program remain the same as in EGCSP I. The direct beneficiaries are the Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Industrialization, Trade and SME Development, Ministry of Public Enterprises and other ministries and agencies in charge of public financial management and business environment reforms. The entire population of Namibia will ultimately benefit from the ongoing fiscal consolidation efforts, through the resultant fiscal space, which will help to fund critical infrastructure investments. Creation of fiscal space will also guarantee pro-poor expenditures for basic social services delivery, which benefit the poor and other vulnerable groups such as women. The entire population will benefit from improved governance of state-owned enterprises, through improved performance of SOEs and enhanced service delivery. The private sector will also benefit from an increased competitiveness of the economy, resulting from macroeconomic stability, PPP opportunities and an enhanced investment facilitation framework supported by the programme. MSMEs, including women-owned enterprises, will particularly benefit from the improved policy, legal, regulatory and institutional framework for industrial and MSME development.Les bénéficiaires du programme restent les mêmes que ceux de l’EGCSP I. Les bénéficiaires directs du programme sont le ministère des Finances, le ministère de l’Industrialisation, du Commerce et du Développement des PME, le ministère des Entreprises publiques et d’autres ministères et agences chargés de la réforme de la gestion des finances publiques et de l’environnement des affaires. L’ensemble de la population namibienne profitera à terme des initiatives en cours d’assainissement des finances publiques, grâce à la marge de manœuvre budgétaire qui en résultera et qui permettra de financer l’aménagement des infrastructures essentielles. La création d’une marge de manœuvre budgétaire garantira aussi l’engagement de dépenses favorables aux pauvres pour la fourniture des services sociaux de base, ce qui profitera aux pauvres et à d’autres groupes vulnérables, notamment les femmes. L’ensemble de la population tirera également parti de l’amélioration de la gouvernance des entreprises publiques, grâce à une meilleure performance de ces dernières et au renforcement de la prestation des services. Le secteur privé profitera également de l’accroissement de la compétitivité de l’économie qui découlera de la stabilité macro-économique, des possibilités de PPP, et de l’amélioration du cadre de facilitation des investissements appuyée par le programme. Les MPME, notamment les entreprises appartenant à des femmes, tireront particulièrement parti de l’amélioration du cadre politique, juridique, réglementaire et institutionnel pour le développement industriel et des MPME.African Development BankMinistry of financeAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankRDGSBaboucarr KOMAGovernance Officer, ECGF2b.koma@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireWindhoek-22.55941 17.08323General budget support-related aidTransport - meteorological services10437054.80076910437054.80076910437054.80076910437054.80076910437054.80076910437054.80076910437054.80076910437054.80076910437054.80076910437054.80076910437054.80076910437054.80076910437054.800769135681712.41African Development BankGovernment of Namibia149482044.72Total Disbursement in December of 2018African Development BankMinistry of finance379666.10Total Interest Repayment in December of 2018African Development Bank50968.87Total Interest Repayment in February of 2019African Development Bank2145420.53Total Interest Repayment in May of 2019African Development Bank4646.96Total Interest Repayment in June of 2019African Development Bank3036390.80Total Interest Repayment in August of 2019African Development Bank2931290.34Total Interest Repayment in November of 2019African Development Bank1218.13Total Interest Repayment in January of 2020African Development Bank2894443.20Total Interest Repayment in February of 2020African Development Bank2350502.36Total Interest Repayment in May of 2020African Development Bank2244130.87Total Interest Repayment in August of 2020African Development Bank1672143.09Total Interest Repayment in November of 2020African Development Bank1491635.88Total Interest Repayment in February of 2021African Development Bank1533172.73Total Interest Repayment in May of 2021African Development Bank1715628.81Total Interest Repayment in August of 2021African Development Bank1675738.47Total Interest Repayment in November of 2021African Development Bank1543438.92Total Interest Repayment in February of 2022Government of Namibia1694810.16Total Interest Repayment in May of 2022Government of Namibia1692796.16Total Interest Repayment in August of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1743597.49Total Interest Repayment in November of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2058980.18Total Interest Repayment in February of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2101157.21Total Interest Repayment in May of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2286343.32Total Interest Repayment in August of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2341247.16Total Interest Repayment in November of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2344187.41Total Interest Repayment in February of 2024African Development BankMinistère des finances2289740.97Total Interest Repayment in May of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2242626.71Total Interest Repayment in August of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2292015.28Total Interest Repayment in November of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2138943.23Total Interest Repayment in February of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1935443.97Total Interest Repayment in May of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1884771.73Total Interest Repayment in August of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1828307.79Total Interest Repayment in November of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1701587.07Total Interest Repayment in February of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1655273.48Total Interest Repayment in May of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1605435.55Total Interest Repayment in August of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia3067710.51Total Loan Repayment in November of 2021African Development Bank2802401.55Total Loan Repayment in February of 2022Government of Namibia3114519.64Total Loan Repayment in May of 2022Government of Namibia2923634.66Total Loan Repayment in August of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2699469.18Total Loan Repayment in November of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2689259.31Total Loan Repayment in February of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2542035.09Total Loan Repayment in May of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2512684.03Total Loan Repayment in August of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2494352.79Total Loan Repayment in November of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2517491.53Total Loan Repayment in February of 2024African Development BankMinistère des finances2535157.57Total Loan Repayment in May of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2522439.62Total Loan Repayment in August of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2658047.50Total Loan Repayment in November of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2606664.72Total Loan Repayment in February of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2542128.15Total Loan Repayment in May of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2593683.86Total Loan Repayment in August of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2651423.88Total Loan Repayment in November of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2692099.61Total Loan Repayment in February of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2775395.87Total Loan Repayment in May of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2771639.52Total Loan Repayment in August of 2026African Development BankGovernment of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-E00-004African Development BankThe project will help the City of Windhoek provide sustainable and affordable water supply and sanitation services to the 326,000 municipality inhabitants, which represents 15% of the country population. It is well aligned with the national 2008 water supply and sanitation strategy and with the 2010 Integrated Water Resources Management Plan for Namibia. The project activities are structured under three components. Component I includes the preparation of the Integrated Water And Wastewater Master Plan which comprises a Strategic Environmental and Social Assessment, financing strategy and identifies priority project. Component II aims at preparing at detailed design stage a priority project that will be selected though the Master Plan. Component III is related to project management, stakeholders’ consultation and quality control. The project is planned to be implemented over a period of 36 months.Le projet aidera la ville de Windhoek à fournir des services d'approvisionnement en eau et d'assainissement durables et abordables aux 326 000 habitants de la municipalité, qui représentent 15% de la population du pays. Il s'harmonise bien avec la stratégie nationale d'approvisionnement en eau et d'assainissement de 2008 et avec le Plan de gestion intégrée des ressources en eau de 2010 pour la Namibie. Les activités du projet sont structurées en trois composantes. La Composante I comprend la préparation du Plan Directeur Intégré de l'Eau et des Eaux Usées qui comprend une évaluation Stratégique Environnementale et Sociale, une stratégie de financement et identifie les projets prioritaires. La composante II vise à préparer au stade de la conception détaillée un projet prioritaire qui sera sélectionné dans le cadre du plan directeur. La composante III est relative à la gestion de projet, à la consultation des parties prenantes et au contrôle de qualité. Le projet devrait être mis en œuvre sur une période de 36 mois.The objective of the project is to provide the City of Windhoek with (i) a strategic document for the sustainable development and operation of water and wastewater infrastructure for the next 20 years and (ii) an operational investment framework.L'objectif du projet est de fournir à la ville de Windhoek (i) un document stratégique pour le développement durable et l'exploitation des infrastructures d'eau et d'assainissement pour les 20 prochaines années et (ii) un cadre d'investissement opérationnel.The direct beneficiary of the project is the City of Windhoek (CoW). Its 326,000 inhabitants (2011) will indirectly benefit from the project when the investments identified and prioritized will be implemented.Le bénéficiaire direct du projet est la ville de Windhoek (CoW). Ses 326 000 habitants (2011) bénéficieront indirectement du projet lorsque les investissements identifiés et priorisés seront mis en œuvre.AfricaWater Facility FundGovernment of NamibiaCity of WindhoekAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankRDGSCecil Dulu NUNDWEWater Resourc. Managt. Officer, AWTFc.nundwe@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireWindhoek-22.55941 17.08323Water sector policy and administrative managementWater supply and Sanitation - policy, planning and administration11109.24733311109.24733311109.24733311109.24733311109.24733311109.24733311109.24733311109.24733311109.24733311109.24733311109.24733311109.24733311109.24733311109.24733311109.24733311109.24733311109.24733311109.24733311109.24733311109.24733311109.24733311109.24733311109.24733311109.24733311109.24733311109.24733311109.24733311109.24733311109.24733311109.247333333277.42AfricaWater Facility FundGovernment of Namibia Ministry of Finance31120.02Total Disbursement in July of 2019AfricaWater Facility FundCity of Windhoek16111.09Total Disbursement in September of 2020AfricaWater Facility FundCity of Windhoek46630.51Total Disbursement in February of 2022AfricaWater Facility FundCity of Windhoek29496.52Total Disbursement in August of 2022AfricaWater Facility FundCity of Windhoek39428.10Total Disbursement in July of 2023AfricaWater Facility FundCity of Windhoek86493.78Total Disbursement in November of 2023AfricaWater Facility FundCity of Windhoek15774.90Total Disbursement in June of 2024AfricaWater Facility FundCity of Windhoek48127.32Total Disbursement in April of 2025AfricaWater Facility FundCity of Windhoek335368.15Government of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-HAA-004African Development BankThis intervention is related to a 17-year line of credit with sovereign guarantee (with a grace period of five years) of ZAR 4.5 billion (about USD 450 million) to Development Bank of Namibia (DBN). The DBN is a national institution founded to promote and finance development in economic sectors which support the country’s development and welfare of its citizens. The bank is fully owned by the Government of Namibia, and provides support to its target beneficiaries through loans, equity partnerships, financial advisory services, management services, and export/import finance. The approved LOC to DBN targets key priority sectors with lower levels of economic activity, as well as infrastructure, projects and enterprises benefiting women and youths. This facility will support entrepreneurship and provide the expected long-term funding for growth sectors. It will also help create employment opportunities and wealth while generating tax revenue.La présente intervention est relative à l’ouverture d’une ligne de crédit à garantie souveraine sur une période de 17 ans (avec un différé d’amortissement de cinq ans), d’un montant de 4,5 milliards de ZAR (environ 450 millions de dollars), en faveur de la Banque de Développement de Namibie (DBN). La DBN est une institution nationale créée pour encourager et financer le développement des secteurs de l’économie concourant au développement du pays et au bien-être de ses citoyens. Elle est détenue à 100 % par le Gouvernement namibien et appuie ses bénéficiaires ciblés, à travers l’octroi de prêts, l’établissement de partenariats pour des prises de participations, des services de conseil financier, des services de gestion et le financement de l’import/export. La ligne de crédit consentie en faveur de la DBN cible des secteurs clés affichant des niveaux d’activité économique plus faibles, ainsi que les infrastructures, les projets et les entreprises bénéficiant aux femmes et aux jeunes. Cette facilité favorisera l’appui à l’entrepreneuriat et fournira les financements à long terme tant souhaités en faveur des secteurs de croissance. Elle contribuera aussi à la création d’emplois et de richesses, tout en générant des recettes fiscales.The project aims to strengthen the financing capacity of the Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) for key priority projects in the country, and thereby achieve the development goals set by the Namibian Government.Le projet a pour objectif de renforcer les capacités de financement de la Banque de Développement de Namibie (DBN) en faveur des projets prioritaires dans le pays et, partant, d’atteindre les objectifs de développement fixés par le Gouvernement namibien.The main beneficiaries of the project are the Government of Namibia, the Development Bank of Namibia (DBN), the Namibian populations formerly disadvantaged in terms of financial services, especially women and young entrepreneurs.Les principaux bénéficiaires du projet sont le Gouvernement namibien, la Banque de Développement de Namibie (DBN), la population namibienne jusque-là désavantagée en termes de services financiers, en particulier les femmes et les jeunes entrepreneurs.African Development BankDevelopment Bank of NamibiaAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankCOMWJonathan Richard Kamkosi BANDAFin. Sector Portfolio Mgt Officer, PINS2j.banda@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireWindhoek-22.55941 17.08323Formal sector financial intermediariesMicrofinance and financial services - Microfinance and financial services7268663.1650007268663.1650007268663.1650007268663.1650007268663.1650007268663.1650007268663.1650007268663.1650007268663.1650007268663.1650007268663.1650007268663.1650007268663.1650007268663.1650007268663.1650007268663.1650007268663.1650007268663.1650007268663.1650007268663.1650007268663.1650007268663.1650007268663.1650007268663.1650007268663.1650007268663.1650007268663.1650007268663.165000203522568.62African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia2221407.39Total Interest Repayment in February of 2022African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia2290911.24Total Interest Repayment in May of 2022African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia2388633.07Total Interest Repayment in August of 2022African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia2873067.69Total Interest Repayment in November of 2022African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia3109541.16Total Interest Repayment in February of 2023African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia3163966.62Total Interest Repayment in May of 2023African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia3503734.06Total Interest Repayment in August of 2023African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia3306241.16Total Interest Repayment in February of 2024African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia3185553.28Total Interest Repayment in May of 2024African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia3203558.31Total Interest Repayment in August of 2024African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia3205371.52Total Interest Repayment in November of 2024African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia2996120.97Total Interest Repayment in February of 2025African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia2469978.33Total Interest Repayment in May of 2025African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia2538960.49Total Interest Repayment in August of 2025African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia2501820.32Total Interest Repayment in November of 2025African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia2346761.80Total Interest Repayment in February of 2026African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia2240115.70Total Interest Repayment in May of 2026African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia2240115.70Total Interest Repayment in June of 2026African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia2143036.75Total Interest Repayment in August of 2026African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia4321929.59Total Loan Repayment in February of 2022African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia4405669.33Total Loan Repayment in May of 2022African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia4288694.32Total Loan Repayment in August of 2022African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia4031685.83Total Loan Repayment in November of 2022African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia3987139.08Total Loan Repayment in February of 2023African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia3813052.64Total Loan Repayment in May of 2023African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia3941443.81Total Loan Repayment in August of 2023African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia3769253.35Total Loan Repayment in February of 2024African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia3802736.35Total Loan Repayment in May of 2024African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia3862682.16Total Loan Repayment in August of 2024African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia3987071.26Total Loan Repayment in November of 2024African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia3867669.99Total Loan Repayment in February of 2025African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia3705518.95Total Loan Repayment in May of 2025African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia3810530.36Total Loan Repayment in August of 2025African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia3034.13Total Loan Repayment in August of 2025African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia4001167.70Total Loan Repayment in November of 2025African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia4044878.08Total Loan Repayment in February of 2026African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia4104916.88Total Loan Repayment in May of 2026African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia4114498.48Total Loan Repayment in June of 2026African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia4132756.03Total Loan Repayment in August of 2026African Development BankDevelopment Bank of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-I00-001African Development BankThe Namibia Education and Training Quality Improvement Project supports the promotion of human capital and skills development that will enhance employability especially for young women and the youths and increase country’s competitiveness in the global economy. It seeks to contribute to Namibia’s national goals of reducing poverty and youth unemployment as stated in the Harambee Prosperity Plan. Through the proposed project, the Bank will address a pressing need to help build human capital in Namibia to promote economic and social development. This intervention supports the development of: (i) basic education and TVET infrastructure in 11 regions of the country; and (ii) the strengthening of the TVET and basic education systems in the country through institutional capacity building. The Project will be implemented over 60 months beginning January 2018 through an ADB loan of NAD/ZAR 1 billion, and counterpart contribution estimated at NAD/ZAR 300 million from the Government of Namibia (GRN). Its implementation will contribute to the reduction of drop-out rates and repetition rates as well as improve completion rates and learners’ performance through an improved learning and teaching environment.Le projet d'amélioration de la qualité de l'éducation et de la formation en Namibie soutient la promotion du capital humain et le développement des compétences qui amélioreront l'employabilité, en particulier pour les jeunes femmes et les jeunes et renforceront la compétitivité du pays dans l'économie mondiale. Il vise à contribuer aux objectifs nationaux de la Namibie visant à réduire la pauvreté et le chômage des jeunes, comme indiqué dans le plan de prospérité Harambee. Grâce au projet proposé, la Banque répondra à un besoin pressant de contribuer au renforcement du capital humain en Namibie pour promouvoir le développement économique et social. Cette intervention soutient le développement de: (i) l'éducation de base et l'infrastructure de l'EFTP dans 11 régions du pays; et (ii) le renforcement de l'EFTP et des systèmes d'éducation de base dans le pays à travers le renforcement des capacités institutionnelles. Le projet sera exécuté sur une période de 60 mois à compter de janvier 2018 grâce à un prêt BAD de 1 milliard NAD / ZAR et à une contribution de contrepartie estimée à 300 millions de NAD / ZAR par le gouvernement namibien (GRN). Sa mise en œuvre contribuera à réduire les taux d'abandon et de redoublement ainsi qu'à améliorer les taux d'achèvement et la performance des apprenants grâce à un environnement d'apprentissage et d'enseignement amélioré.The objective of the Project is to contribute to the development of an efficient, effective and sustainable Technical, Vocational Education and Training (TVET) system in Namibia that is aligned with the current and future skills needs of the labour market in the country. The Project will specifically contribute to increasing access, attaining equity and improving the quality of TVET and basic education in Namibia.L'objectif du projet est de contribuer au développement d'un système d'enseignement et de formation techniques et professionnels (EFTP) efficace, durable et durable en Namibie qui soit aligné sur les besoins de compétences actuels et futurs du marché du travail dans le pays. Le projet contribuera spécifiquement à accroître l'accès, à atteindre l'équité et à améliorer la qualité de l'EFTP et de l'éducation de base en Namibie.The project will directly benefit 42,000 youths through affordable high quality TVET provision. The VTCs will contribute towards the target enrolment of an additional 8 000 full-time trainees while more trainees can be enrolled via Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) and Apprenticeship training. Both public and private sector will benefit from a qualified and relevant skilled workforce which in return will reduce reliance to importation of skills. It is estimated that a population of about 460,000 people (51% female) in the target regions will benefit indirectly from affordable provision of TVET and thus increasing availability and employability in the labour market. The project will equally improve the quality of Basic Education for about 5,000 learners in 2 primary and 10 secondary schools in the following regions of the country: Kavango East, Kavango West, Omaheke, Oshana, Zambezi, Kunene, Hardap, Khomas, Oshikoto and Ohangwena.Le projet va bénéficier directement à 42 000 jeunes par la fourniture de services d’enseignement technique et de formation professionnelle (ETFP) de qualité à un prix abordable. Les Centres de formation professionnelle (CFP) vont contribuer au recrutement cible de 8 000 stagiaires à plein temps supplémentaires, outre le nombre de stagiaires inscrits par la Reconnaissance des acquis d’apprentissage (RPL) et la Formation en apprentissage. Les secteurs public et privé bénéficieront tous deux de la main-d’œuvre qualifiée et compétente voulue, qui à son tour permettra d’être moins dépendant vis-à-vis de l’importation des compétences. Selon les estimations, c’est une population d’environ 460 000 personnes (dont 51 % de femmes) des régions cibles qui vont bénéficier indirectement des prestations abordables de services d’enseignement technique et de formation professionnelle (ETFP), ce qui va augmenter la disponibilité et l’employabilité sur le marché du travail. Le Projet va également améliorer la qualité de l’éducation de base pour environ 5 000 apprenants dans 2 établissements primaires et dans 10 établissements secondaires des régions suivantes : Kavango Est, Kavango Ouest, Omaheke, Oshana, Zambezi, Kunene, Hardap, Khomas, Oshikoto et Ohangwena.Ministry of Education and CultureAfrican Development BankGovernment of NamibiaAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankRDGSJohn NG'AMBIEducation Analyst, AHHD2j.ng'ambi@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireOhangwena-17.58333 16.75Namibia-22 17Kunene-19.4167 13.75Oshana-18.5 15.75Oshikoto-18.5 17.08333Multisector aid for basic social servicesGeneral Budget Support - General Budget Support1809089.4988001809089.4988001809089.4988001809089.4988001809089.4988001809089.4988001809089.4988001809089.4988001809089.4988001809089.4988001809089.4988001809089.4988001809089.4988001809089.4988001809089.4988001809089.4988001809089.4988001809089.4988001809089.4988001809089.4988001809089.4988001809089.4988001809089.4988001809089.4988001809089.49880045227237.47African Development BankGovernment of Namibia108238.67Total Disbursement in August of 2018African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture21475.96Total Disbursement in December of 2018African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture5722.57Total Disbursement in February of 2019African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture160738.29Total Disbursement in March of 2019African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture102831.39Total Disbursement in September of 2019African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture120332.33Total Disbursement in October of 2019African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture203481.83Total Disbursement in November of 2019African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture473338.24Total Disbursement in December of 2019African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture411916.87Total Disbursement in February of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture525055.41Total Disbursement in March of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture432804.70Total Disbursement in April of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture288783.67Total Disbursement in April of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture100861.47Total Disbursement in May of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture103041.56Total Disbursement in May of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture299931.99Total Disbursement in June of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture462040.78Total Disbursement in June of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture853662.43Total Disbursement in July of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture378081.13Total Disbursement in July of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture265166.10Total Disbursement in August of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture1214690.34Total Disbursement in August of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture467854.63Total Disbursement in September of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture583402.69Total Disbursement in September of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture279378.06Total Disbursement in October of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture1235452.06Total Disbursement in October of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture193085.67Total Disbursement in November of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture660637.19Total Disbursement in November of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture2037215.37Total Disbursement in December of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture149656.00Total Disbursement in February of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture1007997.68Total Disbursement in February of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture1996654.63Total Disbursement in March of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture237579.14Total Disbursement in April of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture789398.06Total Disbursement in April of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture1136228.45Total Disbursement in May of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture689631.92Total Disbursement in June of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture1310305.32Total Disbursement in July of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture139244.72Total Disbursement in July of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture973624.86Total Disbursement in August of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture750293.89Total Disbursement in August of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture283583.20Total Disbursement in September of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture846127.83Total Disbursement in September of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture476644.31Total Disbursement in October of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture1068701.32Total Disbursement in October of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture710822.74Total Disbursement in November of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture1049944.34Total Disbursement in November of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture2615965.80Total Disbursement in December of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture159702.06Total Disbursement in January of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture167633.59Total Disbursement in February of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture495104.14Total Disbursement in February of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture429913.56Total Disbursement in March of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture2867036.22Total Disbursement in April of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture545644.17Total Disbursement in May of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture447329.25Total Disbursement in May of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture1202094.95Total Disbursement in June of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture2003352.36Total Disbursement in July of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture844174.31Total Disbursement in August of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture684355.12Total Disbursement in September of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture1322958.38Total Disbursement in November of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture142063.45Total Disbursement in November of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture2828615.88Total Disbursement in December of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture173126.62Total Disbursement in March of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture173990.55Total Disbursement in April of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture61587.77Total Disbursement in May of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture113289.51Total Disbursement in June of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture393899.78Total Disbursement in June of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture69741.01Total Disbursement in July of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture59061.86Total Disbursement in August of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture43198.93Total Disbursement in August of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture187691.91Total Disbursement in September of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture68282.55Total Disbursement in September of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture13348.79Total Disbursement in October of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture220844.15Total Disbursement in November of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture651116.19Total Disbursement in December of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture62703.97Total Disbursement in December of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture181563.36Total Disbursement in March of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture160112.20Total Disbursement in March of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture50748.43Total Disbursement in April of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture142234.45Total Disbursement in May of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture179091.18Total Disbursement in June of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture128611.06Total Disbursement in July of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture241700.20Total Disbursement in August of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Education and Culture146686.93Total Interest Repayment in May of 2018African Development Bank1877.31Total Interest Repayment in August of 2018African Development Bank31486.11Total Interest Repayment in November of 2018African Development Bank33543.61Total Interest Repayment in February of 2019African Development Bank33448.52Total Interest Repayment in May of 2019African Development Bank3.91Total Interest Repayment in June of 2019African Development Bank35526.80Total Interest Repayment in August of 2019African Development Bank35604.34Total Interest Repayment in November of 2019African Development Bank2.35Total Interest Repayment in January of 2020African Development Bank39497.37Total Interest Repayment in February of 2020African Development Bank43700.77Total Interest Repayment in May of 2020African Development Bank63657.40Total Interest Repayment in August of 2020African Development Bank81522.45Total Interest Repayment in November of 2020African Development Bank116273.22Total Interest Repayment in February of 2021African Development Bank159913.90Total Interest Repayment in May of 2021African Development Bank219519.67Total Interest Repayment in August of 2021African Development Bank254011.14Total Interest Repayment in November of 2021African Development Bank275684.93Total Interest Repayment in February of 2022Government of Namibia367581.41Total Interest Repayment in May of 2022Government of Namibia410800.12Total Interest Repayment in August of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia478458.95Total Interest Repayment in November of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia618083.81Total Interest Repayment in February of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia685777.43Total Interest Repayment in May of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia764634.25Total Interest Repayment in August of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia799818.63Total Interest Repayment in November of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia817895.63Total Interest Repayment in February of 2024African Development BankMinistère des finances823014.51Total Interest Repayment in May of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia832410.03Total Interest Repayment in August of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia859980.10Total Interest Repayment in November of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia813317.22Total Interest Repayment in February of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia741844.26Total Interest Repayment in May of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia726045.36Total Interest Repayment in July of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia722490.40Total Interest Repayment in August of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia712904.47Total Interest Repayment in November of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia669870.82Total Interest Repayment in February of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia658078.45Total Interest Repayment in May of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia645162.04Total Interest Repayment in August of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia528114.21Total Loan Repayment in May of 2022Government of Namibia565763.46Total Loan Repayment in August of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia588375.60Total Loan Repayment in November of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia586150.26Total Loan Repayment in February of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia632171.82Total Loan Repayment in May of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia629112.01Total Loan Repayment in August of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia637009.73Total Loan Repayment in November of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia652171.16Total Loan Repayment in February of 2024African Development BankMinistère des finances670828.40Total Loan Repayment in May of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia685958.92Total Loan Repayment in August of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia725864.24Total Loan Repayment in November of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia711832.54Total Loan Repayment in February of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia694208.78Total Loan Repayment in May of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia679424.36Total Loan Repayment in July of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia702140.44Total Loan Repayment in August of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia723763.76Total Loan Repayment in November of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia734867.08Total Loan Repayment in February of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia757604.61Total Loan Repayment in May of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia756579.23Total Loan Repayment in August of 2026African Development BankGovernment of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-AA0-005African Development BankThe Namibia Agricultural Mechanisation and Seed Improvement Project’s (NAMSIP) is a stand-alone investment Project aimed at improving cereal-crops/grains and livestock value chains. It has been designed in line with MAWF’s Harambee Comprehensively Coordinated and Integrated Agricultural Development Programme (HACCIADEP: 2017). The HACCIADEP aims at stimulating high quality production and market access for crops and livestock products especially from small and medium scale farmers and agro-processors. NAMSIP will contribute to the attainment of HACCIADEP’s 2 schemes, namely (i) agricultural mechanization scheme, and (ii) seed systems development scheme, which are key for sustainable crop and livestock value chain improvement. The present project will enhance dryland crop production, irrigated crop production, State Owned Enterprises (SOEs), and Private Sector operations through effective utilisation of agricultural machinery and equipment for livestock production, and processing which can be used as launch pads for SME driven industrialization. It has 2 components, namely: (a) Value Chain Improvement; and (b) Institutional Support. The project will be implemented nationwide by the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry (MAWF) over a period of 5 years. The total cost is ZAR 1.42 billion.Le projet de mécanisation agricole et d'amélioration des semences en Namibie (NAMSIP) est un projet d'investissement autonome visant à améliorer les chaînes de valeur céréales / céréales et élevage. Il a été conçu en conformité avec le programme de développement agricole intégré Harambee, coordonné et intégré de la MAWF (HACCIADEP: 2017). L'HACCIADEP vise à stimuler la production de haute qualité et l'accès au marché pour les cultures et les produits de l'élevage, en particulier auprès des petits et moyens agriculteurs et des agro-transformateurs. Le NAMSIP contribuera à la réalisation des deux programmes de l'HACCIADEP, à savoir (i) le système de mécanisation agricole et (ii) le système de développement des systèmes semenciers, qui sont essentiels pour une amélioration durable de la chaîne de valeur des cultures et de l'élevage. Le présent projet améliorera la production des cultures arides, la production irriguée, les entreprises d'État et les opérations du secteur privé grâce à l'utilisation efficace de machines et d'équipements agricoles pour l'élevage et à la transformation pouvant servir de rampe de lancement pour l'industrialisation des PME. Il comporte deux composantes, à savoir: (a) l'amélioration de la chaîne de valeur; et (b) le soutien institutionnel. Le projet sera mis en œuvre à l'échelle nationale par le ministère de l'Agriculture, de l'Eau et des Forêts (MAWF) sur une période de 5 ans. Le coût total est de 1,42 milliard de ZAR.The project's development objective is to strengthen household food security and reduce poverty. The project aims specifically to: i) increase agricultural productivity, ii) promote job creation, and iii) increase household income, which will improve the living conditions of the rural population.L’objectif de développement du projet est de renforcer la sécurité alimentaire des ménages et de réduire la pauvreté. Le projet vise spécifiquement à : i) accroître la productivité agricole, ii) promouvoir la création d’emplois, et iii) augmenter le revenu des ménage, ce qui améliorera les conditions de vie de la population rurale.The Project will directly benefit 294,500 crop producers/farmers (157,558 female and 136,942 male), and also 10,000 livestock farmers (including 2,500 women livestock farmers). In addition, 33 extension and veterinary staff will be trained in agricultural mechanisation inorder to ably transfer knowledge and skills to the beneficiaries. The Project will fully support 111 farmer cooperatives with a total membership of 10,681 of whom 6,912 will be women. The Project will generate 111,240 jobs for men, women and youth in agricultural production and processing. The Project will also indirectly benefit about 800,000 people along the cereal and livestock value chains.Le projet bénéficiera directement à 294 500 producteurs / agriculteurs (157 558 femmes et 136 942 hommes), ainsi qu'à 10 000 éleveurs (dont 2 500 femmes éleveurs). En outre, 33 agents de vulgarisation et vétérinaires seront formés à la mécanisation agricole afin de transférer de manière compétente les connaissances et les compétences aux bénéficiaires. Le projet soutiendra pleinement 111 coopératives agricoles avec un total de 10 681 membres, dont 6 912 femmes. Le projet générera 111 240 emplois pour les hommes, les femmes et les jeunes dans la production et la transformation agricoles. Le projet bénéficiera indirectement à environ 800 000 personnes le long des chaînes de valeur des céréales et de l'élevage.Government of NamibiaAfrican Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and ForestryAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankRDGSPumla Adelaide MAJIKIJAPPP-Value Chain Officer, AHAI6+225 27 2026 1533p.majikija@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireWindhoek-22.55941 17.08323Agricultural policy and administrative managementAgriculture - policy, planning and administration1147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.2043591147937.20435944769550.97African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2811.59Total Disbursement in September of 2018African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry592912.15Total Disbursement in November of 2018African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry82193.31Total Disbursement in June of 2019African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry18079.20Total Disbursement in August of 2019African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry2888.12Total Disbursement in September of 2019African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry188789.84Total Disbursement in October of 2019African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry7503.35Total Disbursement in December of 2019African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry33301.65Total Disbursement in January of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry703804.35Total Disbursement in February of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry25153.84Total Disbursement in April of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry11330.90Total Disbursement in April of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry258540.61Total Disbursement in June of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry2494.30Total Disbursement in July of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry15147.45Total Disbursement in July of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry19290.98Total Disbursement in August of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry1286223.26Total Disbursement in October of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry217248.72Total Disbursement in November of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry128148.51Total Disbursement in December of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry10338.26Total Disbursement in February of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry166426.22Total Disbursement in February of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry148046.34Total Disbursement in March of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry1489861.49Total Disbursement in May of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry54591.60Total Disbursement in August of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry5401.04Total Disbursement in October of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry168448.75Total Disbursement in December of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry138032.58Total Disbursement in February of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry133760.25Total Disbursement in March of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry22186.31Total Disbursement in April of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry337987.42Total Disbursement in August of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry51445.56Total Disbursement in September of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry346614.38Total Disbursement in November of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry127366.14Total Disbursement in November of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry484269.78Total Disbursement in December of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry1018897.32Total Disbursement in February of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry704644.10Total Disbursement in March of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry25675.40Total Disbursement in April of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry6399.01Total Disbursement in April of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry519813.01Total Disbursement in May of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry1135689.90Total Disbursement in May of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry1391625.60Total Disbursement in June of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry498765.23Total Disbursement in July of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry551243.69Total Disbursement in July of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry1057286.28Total Disbursement in August of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry49837.74Total Disbursement in September of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry929648.87Total Disbursement in September of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry1268099.32Total Disbursement in October of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry402552.18Total Disbursement in October of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry322828.34Total Disbursement in November of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry13538.54Total Disbursement in November of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry313064.69Total Disbursement in December of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry818252.46Total Disbursement in January of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry595023.47Total Disbursement in January of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry188008.30Total Disbursement in February of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry21625.92Total Disbursement in February of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry65399.86Total Disbursement in March of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry26974.24Total Disbursement in April of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry20459.91Total Disbursement in April of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry32556.54Total Disbursement in May of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry367543.18Total Disbursement in June of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry456293.26Total Disbursement in June of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry326831.30Total Disbursement in July of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry139743.21Total Disbursement in August of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry60231.03Total Disbursement in September of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry761024.89Total Disbursement in October of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry501888.31Total Disbursement in September of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry36457.90Total Disbursement in October of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry12948.17Total Disbursement in November of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry1779578.58Total Disbursement in November of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry280346.12Total Disbursement in December of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry2018015.03Total Disbursement in January of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry14040.38Total Disbursement in February of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry60487.08Total Disbursement in February of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry151665.55Total Disbursement in March of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry33886.89Total Disbursement in March of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry7205.48Total Disbursement in April of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry89216.86Total Disbursement in May of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry7051.03Total Disbursement in June of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry12627.61Total Disbursement in June of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry6987.49Total Disbursement in July of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry13361.10Total Disbursement in July of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry570809.80Total Disbursement in August of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry19848.78Total Disbursement in September of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry47645.36Total Disbursement in October of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry184446.38Total Disbursement in November of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry17602.12Total Disbursement in December of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry42070.37Total Disbursement in January of 2026African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry77554.70Total Disbursement in January of 2026African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry9493.50Total Disbursement in February of 2026African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry113424.93Total Disbursement in February of 2026African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry37070.05Total Disbursement in March of 2026African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry48172.86Total Disbursement in April of 2026African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry7309.30Total Disbursement in May of 2026African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry46357.98Total Disbursement in June of 2026African Development Bank46114.77Total Disbursement in July of 2026African Development Bank79793.54Total Disbursement in September of 2026African Development Bank146686.93Total Interest Repayment in May of 2018African Development Bank1877.31Total Interest Repayment in August of 2018African Development Bank29731.30Total Interest Repayment in November of 2018African Development Bank33615.75Total Interest Repayment in February of 2019African Development Bank42630.89Total Interest Repayment in May of 2019African Development Bank18.29Total Interest Repayment in June of 2019African Development Bank42396.25Total Interest Repayment in August of 2019African Development Bank42822.72Total Interest Repayment in November of 2019African Development Bank5.60Total Interest Repayment in January of 2020African Development Bank45522.32Total Interest Repayment in February of 2020African Development Bank41769.57Total Interest Repayment in May of 2020African Development Bank51239.22Total Interest Repayment in August of 2020African Development Bank48265.78Total Interest Repayment in November of 2020African Development Bank55510.65Total Interest Repayment in February of 2021African Development Bank66994.10Total Interest Repayment in May of 2021African Development Bank81006.44Total Interest Repayment in August of 2021African Development Bank90249.90Total Interest Repayment in November of 2021African Development Bank82038.15Total Interest Repayment in February of 2022Government of Namibia91733.61Total Interest Repayment in May of 2022Government of Namibia93680.47Total Interest Repayment in August of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia94144.58Total Interest Repayment in November of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia112671.40Total Interest Repayment in February of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia131569.28Total Interest Repayment in May of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia177279.39Total Interest Repayment in August of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia252187.08Total Interest Repayment in November of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia330386.75Total Interest Repayment in February of 2024African Development BankMinistère des finances373040.06Total Interest Repayment in May of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia385831.09Total Interest Repayment in August of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia413338.72Total Interest Repayment in November of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia408338.79Total Interest Repayment in February of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia403521.27Total Interest Repayment in May of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia419880.68Total Interest Repayment in August of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia409039.82Total Interest Repayment in November of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia387660.74Total Interest Repayment in February of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia376960.54Total Interest Repayment in May of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia364956.70Total Interest Repayment in August of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia99588.22Total Loan Repayment in May of 2021African Development Bank148812.75Total Loan Repayment in August of 2021African Development Bank144171.71Total Loan Repayment in November of 2021African Development Bank131839.91Total Loan Repayment in February of 2022Government of Namibia155842.11Total Loan Repayment in May of 2022Government of Namibia150729.78Total Loan Repayment in August of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia148702.64Total Loan Repayment in November of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia177474.08Total Loan Repayment in February of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia220319.90Total Loan Repayment in May of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia274639.91Total Loan Repayment in August of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia389109.87Total Loan Repayment in November of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia496445.96Total Loan Repayment in February of 2024African Development BankMinistère des finances569632.70Total Loan Repayment in May of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia572438.11Total Loan Repayment in August of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia654275.77Total Loan Repayment in November of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia707800.70Total Loan Repayment in February of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia779794.21Total Loan Repayment in May of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia807179.46Total Loan Repayment in August of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia855838.91Total Loan Repayment in November of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia881060.36Total Loan Repayment in February of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia920296.00Total Loan Repayment in May of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia926334.65Total Loan Repayment in August of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia16271751.85Government of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-DZ0-001African Development BankThe Namibia Transport Infrastructure Improvement Project (NTIIP) encompasses two priority interventions in the rail and road transport sub-sectors: (i) Upgrading of the Walvis Bay – Kranzberg railway section (210km); and (ii) Upgrading of the Windhoek to Hosea Kutako International Airport (HKIA) Road – Phase 2A (23.8 km). The two interventions are part of the priority projects as identified in the Government of the Republic of Namibia (GRN)’s Harambee Prosperity Plan (HPP), an action plan launched in April 2016 to accelerate the delivery of the targets under NDP4. The project will contribute to improving the capacity of the line to 18.5 TAL, and train speeds of up to 80km/hr for freight and 100km/hr for passengers. The NTIIP includes two main interventions, namely: (A) Upgrade of the Walvis Bay – Tsumeb Railway Line and; (B) Upgrade of the Windhoek to Hosea Kutako International two sections; (i) Walvis Bay to Kranzberg and (ii) Kranzberg to Tsumeb.Le projet d’amélioration des infrastructures de transport de la Namibie (NTIIP) couvre deux interventions prioritaires dans les sous-secteurs du transport ferroviaire et du transport routier, à savoir: i) la rénovation de la voie ferrée de Walvis Bay à Kranzberg (210 km) ; et ii) la phase 2A de la route de Windhoek à l’aéroport international de Hosea Kutako (HKIA), d’une longueur de 23,8 km. Ces deux interventions font partie des projets prioritaires retenues dans le Plan Harambee pour la prospérité (HPP) du Gouvernement de la République de Namibie (GRN), qui est un plan d’action lancé en avril 2016 pour accélérer l’atteinte des cibles du quatrième Plan national de développement (NDP4). Le projet contribuera à l’augmentation de la capacité de la voie ferrée pour la porter à une charge de 18,5 tonnes à l’essieu, tout en contribuant à une plus grande fluidité du trafic ferroviaire, dont la vitesse passera à 80 km/h pour les marchandises et à 100 km/h pour les passagers. Le NTIIP comprend deux composantes principales, à savoir : A) la rénovation du chemin de fer Walvis Bay – Tsumeb ; et B) la phase 2A de la rénovation de la route de Windhoek à l’aéroport international de Hosea Kutako. La ligne de Walvis Bay à Tsumeb (d’une longueur de 612 km) a été conçue en deux tronçons, à savoir : i) le tronçon de Walvis Bay à Kranzberg ; et ii) le tronçon de Kranzberg à Tsumeb.The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to reduction of poverty and inequality, and boost economic growth through addressing bottlenecks in the transport infrastructure. The specific objective is to promote linkages of the ports (specifically Walvis Bay sea port) to the hinterland and to the neighbouring countries; to support Namibia’s Vision 2030 of becoming a regional logistics hub. This project is part of the Government’s medium term plan to develop and modernize an integrated transport network so as to enhance Namibia’s business environment and trade competitiveness.L’objectif global de l’intervention est de contribuer à la réduction de la pauvreté et des inégalités, tout en stimulant la croissance économique, à travers l’élimination des goulots d’étranglement au niveau des infrastructures de transport. Son objectif spécifique est de promouvoir les liens entre les ports (en particulier le port maritime de Walvis Bay) et l’intérieur du pays ainsi que les pays voisins, en vue d’appuyer la Vision à l’horizon 2030 de la Namibie de devenir un pôle logistique régional.The populace residing and working in the two regions of Erongo and Khomas are anticipated to be the primary beneficiaries of the project. However, with due consideration of both the rail and the road being part of the Trans-Kalahari Corridor, the project also has immediate relevance to inter-regional trade and transit traffic between Namibia and its neighbours.Les populations résidant et travaillant dans les régions d'Erongo et de Khomas devraient être les principaux bénéficiaires du projet. Toutefois, en tenant dûment compte des composantes ferroviaire et routière du Corridor trans-Kalahari, le projet revêt également une pertinence immédiate pour le commerce interrégional et le trafic de transit entre la Namibie et les pays voisins.African Development BankGovernment of the Republic of Namibia (GRN)Government of NamibiaMinistry of Works and TransportAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankRDGERichard MALINGATransport Engineer, PICU7r.malinga@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireErongo-22.0833 15.3333Windhoek-22.55941 17.08323Windhoek Hosea Kutako International Airport-22.4831 17.4667Public transport servicesTransport - public transport services2303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.3169232303995.31692389855817.36African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2188.51Total Disbursement in September of 2018African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport8893.21Total Disbursement in October of 2018African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport4635.09Total Disbursement in November of 2018African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport4523.93Total Disbursement in December of 2018African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport11458.50Total Disbursement in April of 2019African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport15799.75Total Disbursement in May of 2019African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport4361.10Total Disbursement in June of 2019African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport9165.28Total Disbursement in July of 2019African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport8818.13Total Disbursement in September of 2019African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport2611683.73Total Disbursement in October of 2019African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport304109.59Total Disbursement in November of 2019African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport136737.92Total Disbursement in December of 2019African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport1934672.88Total Disbursement in January of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport2819165.46Total Disbursement in February of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport2987864.09Total Disbursement in March of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport771603.71Total Disbursement in April of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport1697.63Total Disbursement in June of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport780501.62Total Disbursement in June of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport1682.91Total Disbursement in July of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport1134982.62Total Disbursement in July of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport1743.30Total Disbursement in August of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport1626.75Total Disbursement in August of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport607969.61Total Disbursement in September of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport447162.80Total Disbursement in September of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport1741.79Total Disbursement in October of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport662406.41Total Disbursement in October of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport1928560.50Total Disbursement in November of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport1578096.08Total Disbursement in December of 2020African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport617989.63Total Disbursement in January of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport323814.18Total Disbursement in February of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport1945.31Total Disbursement in February of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport462349.31Total Disbursement in March of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport764961.52Total Disbursement in April of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport1002221.18Total Disbursement in April of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport1799877.22Total Disbursement in May of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport1634479.86Total Disbursement in June of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport685834.81Total Disbursement in July of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport1318067.78Total Disbursement in July of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport1686093.31Total Disbursement in August of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport1924.41Total Disbursement in August of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport1728029.52Total Disbursement in September of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport353073.39Total Disbursement in September of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport2255344.24Total Disbursement in October of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport4228.59Total Disbursement in October of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport1154689.07Total Disbursement in November of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport504324.55Total Disbursement in November of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport2112612.52Total Disbursement in December of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport19967.75Total Disbursement in January of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport5320802.94Total Disbursement in February of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport1544762.31Total Disbursement in March of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport2538303.48Total Disbursement in April of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport493825.51Total Disbursement in May of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport1706595.42Total Disbursement in May of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport2557481.27Total Disbursement in June of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport1911640.08Total Disbursement in July of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport3097251.87Total Disbursement in August of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport2388894.36Total Disbursement in September of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport5033441.17Total Disbursement in November of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport233644.59Total Disbursement in November of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport3256790.19Total Disbursement in December of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport4520851.23Total Disbursement in February of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport2380398.16Total Disbursement in March of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport951220.62Total Disbursement in April of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport647700.55Total Disbursement in May of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport659455.67Total Disbursement in May of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport1475556.40Total Disbursement in June of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport1922198.96Total Disbursement in July of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport1251479.60Total Disbursement in August of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport1213561.42Total Disbursement in September of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport820861.06Total Disbursement in October of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport717023.24Total Disbursement in October of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport31093.37Total Disbursement in November of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport684472.90Total Disbursement in December of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport437913.37Total Disbursement in January of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport1115922.93Total Disbursement in February of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport186812.98Total Disbursement in March of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport299331.06Total Disbursement in April of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport305965.83Total Disbursement in May of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport48738.97Total Disbursement in June of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport4723.51Total Disbursement in July of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport98145.17Total Disbursement in October of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport137400.68Total Disbursement in September of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport46196.04Total Disbursement in November of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport41934.92Total Disbursement in November of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport24537.79Total Disbursement in December of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport6761.70Total Disbursement in February of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport73537.50Total Disbursement in March of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport9815.67Total Disbursement in March of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport25768.26Total Disbursement in April of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport45051.66Total Disbursement in May of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport12818.19Total Disbursement in May of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport65696.01Total Disbursement in June of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport7277.02Total Disbursement in June of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport25116.71Total Disbursement in July of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport25490.96Total Disbursement in August of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport59786.71Total Disbursement in September of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport29115.24Total Disbursement in October of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport979604.13Total Disbursement in October of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport411688.10Total Disbursement in November of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport287754.22Total Disbursement in November of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport99880.54Total Disbursement in January of 2026African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport208313.52Total Disbursement in March of 2026African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport59243.47Total Disbursement in April of 2026African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport145977.32Total Disbursement in May of 2026African Development BankMinistry of Works and Transport38485.92Total Disbursement in June of 2026African Development Bank50882.94Total Disbursement in July of 2026African Development Bank26258.46Total Disbursement in September of 2026African Development Bank36227.60Total Disbursement in September of 2026African Development Bank293373.86Total Interest Repayment in May of 2018African Development Bank3754.61Total Interest Repayment in August of 2018African Development Bank59462.59Total Interest Repayment in November of 2018African Development Bank63238.60Total Interest Repayment in February of 2019African Development Bank62611.00Total Interest Repayment in May of 2019African Development Bank0.62Total Interest Repayment in June of 2019African Development Bank62063.56Total Interest Repayment in August of 2019African Development Bank61085.10Total Interest Repayment in November of 2019African Development Bank0.40Total Interest Repayment in January of 2020African Development Bank86213.31Total Interest Repayment in February of 2020African Development Bank121901.46Total Interest Repayment in May of 2020African Development Bank209564.32Total Interest Repayment in August of 2020African Development Bank198017.09Total Interest Repayment in November of 2020African Development Bank214075.21Total Interest Repayment in February of 2021African Development Bank260060.49Total Interest Repayment in May of 2021African Development Bank318448.32Total Interest Repayment in August of 2021African Development Bank364134.01Total Interest Repayment in November of 2021African Development Bank397093.61Total Interest Repayment in February of 2022Government of Namibia519930.82Total Interest Repayment in May of 2022Government of Namibia614040.62Total Interest Repayment in August of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia732494.97Total Interest Repayment in November of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1036547.30Total Interest Repayment in February of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1143935.80Total Interest Repayment in May of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1396031.12Total Interest Repayment in August of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1534109.23Total Interest Repayment in November of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1639181.71Total Interest Repayment in February of 2024African Development BankMinistère des finances1655185.25Total Interest Repayment in May of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1659395.84Total Interest Repayment in August of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1722040.42Total Interest Repayment in November of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1625345.12Total Interest Repayment in February of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1490467.85Total Interest Repayment in May of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1469747.08Total Interest Repayment in August of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1443872.61Total Interest Repayment in November of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1371172.36Total Interest Repayment in February of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1376969.54Total Interest Repayment in May of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1355653.71Total Interest Repayment in August of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1033743.35Total Loan Repayment in May of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1090387.64Total Loan Repayment in August of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1164167.30Total Loan Repayment in November of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1223683.77Total Loan Repayment in February of 2024African Development BankMinistère des finances1259571.65Total Loan Repayment in May of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1268527.41Total Loan Repayment in August of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1339395.34Total Loan Repayment in November of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1319383.07Total Loan Repayment in February of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1286998.76Total Loan Repayment in May of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1317460.90Total Loan Repayment in August of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1348273.15Total Loan Repayment in November of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1405616.85Total Loan Repayment in February of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1451188.22Total Loan Repayment in May of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1457892.83Total Loan Repayment in August of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia159583931.62Government of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-IAD-004African Development BankThe proposed intervention will finance technical and other support towards strengthening institutional and human capacity of National Council of Higher Education (NCHE). The technical assistance to be financed with the Middle Income Country (MIC) resources will allow the recruitment of a quality assurance expert to strengthen NCHE staff capacity, coordinate and advise NCHE on auditing higher education institutions and establishing quality assurance standards. The intervention is in line with the Bank's Ten Year Strategy (2013-2023) through its support to knowledge generation and integrating inclusive growth in its investment agenda. The provision of grant resources from the MIC Fund forms part of the efforts by the Bank Group to establish a pipeline of operations in Namibia.L’intervention proposée financera entre autres un appui technique en vue du renforcement des capacités institutionnelles et humaines du Conseil national de l’enseignement supérieur (NCHE). L’assistance technique qui devrait être financée par les ressources du Fonds pour les pays à revenu intermédiaire (FAT-PRI) consiste en l’intervention d’un expert en assurance qualité chargé de renforcer les capacités du personnel du NCHE, coordonner et conseiller le NCHE en matière de contrôle des établissements d’enseignement supérieur et de la mise place de normes d'assurance qualité. L’intervention s’inscrit dans la droite ligne de la Banque (2013-2023) en soutenant la génération de connaissances et en intégrant un programme de croissance inclusive dans ses investissements. L’octroi de ressources en dons provenant du FAT-PRI s’inscrit dans le cadre des efforts déployés par le Groupe de la Banque pour établir un portefeuille d'opérations en Namibie.The project objective is to support the capacity strengthening of the National Council of Higher Education (NCHE), which is the institution responsible for ensuring quality assurance in Namibia's higher education system.L’objectif du projet est de soutenir le renforcement des capacités du Conseil national de l’Enseignement supérieur (NCHE), l'instance chargée de garantir l’assurance qualité dans le système d'enseignement supérieur namibien.The main beneficiaries of this project are NCHE, Higher Education Institutions, Public Service Commission, Private Sector, teachers and students.Les principaux bénéficiaires de ce projet sont les NCHE, les établissements d’enseignement supérieur, la Commission de la fonction publique, le secteur privé, les enseignants et les étudiants.Middle Income Countries FundGovernment Of NamibiaGovernment of NamibiaMinistry of Education and CultureAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankRDGCRaymond Eyoh BESONGDevelopment Economist JfYA, AHHD3r.besong@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireNamibia-22 17Higher educationEducation - tertiary30537.30769230537.30769230537.30769230537.30769230537.30769230537.30769230537.30769230537.30769230537.30769230537.30769230537.30769230537.30769230537.307692396985.00Middle Income Countries FundGovernment of Namibia Ministry of Finance184055.15Total Disbursement in Fourth Quarter of 2016Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of Education and Culture101332.92Total Disbursement in February of 2018Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of Education and Culture80546.95Total Disbursement in February of 2019Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of Education and Culture6603.61Total Disbursement in October of 2019Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of Education and Culture61568.00Government of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-K00-007African Development BankThe Economic Governance and Competitiveness Support Program (EGCSP) is the first of a General Budget Support (GBS) series as well as the first formal intervention of the Program Based Operation (PBO) of the Bank in Namibia. The proposed operation is intended to support the implementation of the Namibian government's medium-term development agenda, which aims at accelerating inclusive growth and sustainable development, by preserving macroeconomic stability and addressing the challenges of lack of diversification, high unemployment and income inequality. Designed as a programmatic series of two consecutive General Budget Support (GBS) operations covering the years 2017/ 2018-2019 / 2019, the EGCSP will address immediate macroeconomic challenges (by supporting favorable fiscal consolidation growth initiatives and preserving macroeconomic stability). It involves a balanced program combined with fiscal, PFM, industrial development and MSME reforms, prioritizing social and capital spending to mitigate the potential negative social effects of fiscal consolidation on the poor and vulnerable groups. The expected overall impact is: (i) an increase in real GDP, whose growth is projected to increase 1.6 per cent in 2016 to 3.3 per cent in 2019; (ii) poverty reduction, which is projected to decline from 1.8 per cent in 2015 to 12 per cent in 2019; and (iii) decline in unemployment, whose rate is expected to fall from 28.1% in 2014 to 20% in 2019.Le Programme d’appui à la gouvernance et à la compétitivité économiques (EGCSP) constitue la première de la série d'appuis bubgétaires généraux (ABG) ainsi que la première intervention sous forme d’Opération d’appui programmatique (OAP) de la Banque en Namibie. L’opération proposée a pour objet d’appuyer la mise en œuvre du programme de développement à moyen terme du gouvernement namibien, qui vise à accélérer la croissance inclusive et le développement durable, en préservant la stabilité macroéconomique et en relevant les défis du manque de diversification, du taux élevé du chômage et des inégalités de revenu. Conçu comme une série programmatique de deux opérations consécutives d’appui budgétaire général (ABG) couvrant les années 2017/2018-2018/2019, l’EGCSP permettra de s’attaquer aux défis macroéconomiques immédiats (en appuyant les initiatives d’assainissement budgétaire favorable à la croissance et en préservant la stabilité macroéconomique). Il s’agit d’un programme équilibré qui combine des réformes budgétaires, de la GFP ainsi que le développement industriel et des MPME, en donnant la priorité aux dépenses sociales et en capital pour atténuer les éventuels effets sociaux négatifs de l’assainissement des finances publiques sur les pauvres et les groupes vulnérables. L’impact global attendu est : i) l’augmentation du PIB réel, dont la croissance devrait passer de 1,6 % en 2016 à 3,3 % en 2019 ; ii) la réduction de la pauvreté, dont le taux devrait reculer de 18 % en 2015 à 12 % en 2019; et iii) la baisse du chômage, dont le taux devrait baisser de 28,1 % en 2014 à 20 % en 2019.The overall objective is to help promote inclusive growth and economic competitiveness and diversification through improved economic management and business environment reforms. Specifically, the program aims to: (i) advance fiscal consolidation through improved revenue collection and enhanced efficiency in public spending ; (ii) strengthen public financial management and enhance public sector efficiency by improving public procurement, internal and external audit functions, and the governance framework for State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs); (iii) create a more business-friendly environment by strengthening the investment facilitation framework and improving the framework for industrial and MSME development.L’objectif global est de contribuer à promouvoir la croissance inclusive ainsi que la compétitivité et la diversification économiques grâce à l’amélioration de la gestion économique et des réformes de l’environnement des affaires. De façon spécifique, le programme vise à : i) faire avancer l’assainissement des finances publiques grâce à l’amélioration du recouvrement des recettes et de l’efficacité des dépenses publiques ; ii) renforcer la gestion des finances publiques et accroître l’efficacité du secteur public en améliorant les fonctions de passation des marchés publics ainsi que celles d’audit interne et externe, et le cadre de gouvernance des entreprises étatiques ; et iii) créer un environnement plus favorable aux affaires grâce au renforcement du cadre de facilitation des investissements et à l’amélioration du cadre de développement industriel et des MPME.The direct beneficiaries of the EGCSP will be the Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Industrialization, Trade and SME Development, Ministry of Public Enterprises and other ministries and agencies in charge of PFM and business environment reforms. The entire Namibian population will ultimately benefit from the ongoing fiscal consolidation efforts thanks to the resulting fiscal space that will help finance infrastructure development. The private sector will also benefit from the increased competitiveness of the economy resulting from macroeconomic stability, PPP opportunities, and an enhanced investment facilitation framework supported by the program. Micro, Small and Medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs), including women-owned enterprises, will particularly benefit from the improved legal, regulatory, institutional and policy framework for industrial and MSME development.Les bénéficiaires directs de l’EGCSP seront le Ministère des finances, le Ministère de l’industrialisation, du commerce et du développement des PME, le Ministère des entreprises publiques et d’autres ministères et agences chargés des réformes de la GFP et de l’environnement des affaires. L’ensemble de la population namibienne profitera à terme des initiatives en cours d’assainissement des finances publiques grâce à la marge de manœuvre budgétaire qui en résultera et qui permettra de financer l’aménagement des infrastructures. Le secteur privé tirera aussi profit de l’accroissement de la compétitivité de l’économie qui découlera de la stabilité macroéconomique, des possibilités de PPP et de l’amélioration du cadre de facilitation des investissements appuyée par le programme. Les Micro, petites et moyennes entreprises (MPME), notamment les entreprises appartenant aux femmes, profiteront particulièrement de l’amélioration du cadre juridique, réglementaire, institutionnel et de la politique pour le développement industriel et des MPME.African Development BankMinistère des financesAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankRDGSBaboucarr KOMAGovernance Officer, ECGF2b.koma@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireWindhoek-22.55941 17.08323General budget support-related aidGeneral Budget Support - General Budget Support13568171.24100013568171.24100013568171.24100013568171.24100013568171.24100013568171.24100013568171.24100013568171.24100013568171.24100013568171.241000135681712.41African Development BankGovernment of Namibia167725199.03Total Disbursement in Second Quarter of 2017African Development BankMinistère des finances411527.15Total Interest Repayment in Second Quarter of 2017African Development Bank2300603.96Total Interest Repayment in November of 2017African Development Bank3011630.98Total Interest Repayment in February of 2018African Development Bank3448413.87Total Interest Repayment in May of 2018African Development Bank3322080.01Total Interest Repayment in August of 2018African Development Bank2949604.87Total Interest Repayment in November of 2018African Development Bank3031324.86Total Interest Repayment in February of 2019African Development Bank3018653.99Total Interest Repayment in May of 2019African Development Bank4646.96Total Interest Repayment in June of 2019African Development Bank3036390.80Total Interest Repayment in August of 2019African Development Bank2931290.34Total Interest Repayment in November of 2019African Development Bank1218.13Total Interest Repayment in January of 2020African Development Bank2894443.20Total Interest Repayment in February of 2020African Development Bank2350502.36Total Interest Repayment in May of 2020African Development Bank2244130.87Total Interest Repayment in August of 2020African Development Bank1661621.69Total Interest Repayment in November of 2020African Development Bank1450078.39Total Interest Repayment in February of 2021African Development Bank1458918.66Total Interest Repayment in May of 2021African Development Bank1595911.44Total Interest Repayment in August of 2021African Development Bank1523273.66Total Interest Repayment in November of 2021African Development Bank1381589.50Total Interest Repayment in February of 2022Government of Namibia1513255.84Total Interest Repayment in May of 2022Government of Namibia1507301.17Total Interest Repayment in August of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1548138.55Total Interest Repayment in November of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1823104.52Total Interest Repayment in February of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1854909.22Total Interest Repayment in May of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2011659.78Total Interest Repayment in August of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2053289.85Total Interest Repayment in November of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2048743.58Total Interest Repayment in February of 2024African Development BankMinistère des finances1993761.67Total Interest Repayment in May of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1944826.10Total Interest Repayment in August of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1979442.38Total Interest Repayment in November of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1839175.71Total Interest Repayment in February of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1656472.22Total Interest Repayment in May of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1605958.38Total Interest Repayment in August of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1550301.34Total Interest Repayment in November of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1432870.54Total Interest Repayment in February of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1385444.92Total Interest Repayment in May of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1334706.91Total Interest Repayment in August of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2707280.20Total Loan Repayment in August of 2020African Development Bank2679631.80Total Loan Repayment in November of 2020African Development Bank2866223.05Total Loan Repayment in February of 2021African Development Bank3057550.44Total Loan Repayment in May of 2021African Development Bank3198730.74Total Loan Repayment in August of 2021African Development Bank3067710.51Total Loan Repayment in November of 2021African Development Bank2802401.55Total Loan Repayment in February of 2022Government of Namibia3114519.64Total Loan Repayment in May of 2022Government of Namibia2923634.66Total Loan Repayment in August of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2699469.18Total Loan Repayment in November of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2689259.31Total Loan Repayment in February of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2542035.09Total Loan Repayment in May of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2512684.03Total Loan Repayment in August of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2494352.79Total Loan Repayment in November of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2517491.53Total Loan Repayment in February of 2024African Development BankMinistère des finances2535157.57Total Loan Repayment in May of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2522439.62Total Loan Repayment in August of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2658047.50Total Loan Repayment in November of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2606664.72Total Loan Repayment in February of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2542128.15Total Loan Repayment in May of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2593683.86Total Loan Repayment in August of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2651423.88Total Loan Repayment in November of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2692099.61Total Loan Repayment in February of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2775395.87Total Loan Repayment in May of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2771639.52Total Loan Repayment in August of 2026African Development BankGovernment of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-AAF-001African Development BankThis intervention concerns the development of an aquaculture master plan and institutional support for inland aquaculture. It will help to develop its underutilized marine and freshwater resources to accelerate aquaculture production to meet the growing domestic and export demands for fish consumption. The project is in line with Namibia’s Vision 2030 (2004), Namibia’s Second National Development Plan (NDP 2, 2001) and its Third National Development Plan (NDP 3, 2008). Namibia is endowed with inland and maritime water resources for substantial aquaculture development. The Government of Namibia accords high development priority to aquaculture sector and seeks to accelerate its growth. The ADB grant from MIC Trust Fund was sought to develop aquaculture master plan that charts a long-term development path, guides strategic planning, and informs public policies and action. The expected impacts were efficient utilization of aquatic resources, and increase in aquaculture production, employment and income.Cette intervention concerne l'élaboration d'un schéma directeur aquacole et l'appui institutionnel à l'aquaculture continentale. Il contribuera à développer ses ressources marines et d'eau douce sous-utilisées pour accélérer la production aquacole afin de répondre à la demande intérieure et d'exportation croissante pour la consommation de poisson. Le projet est conforme à la Vision 2030 de la Namibie (2004), au deuxième plan de développement national de la Namibie (NDP 2, 2001) et à son troisième plan de développement national (NDP 3, 2008). La Namibie est dotée de ressources en eaux intérieures et maritimes pour un développement substantiel de l'aquaculture. Le gouvernement namibien accorde une haute priorité de développement au secteur de l'aquaculture et cherche à accélérer sa croissance. La subvention BAD du Fonds fiduciaire MIC a été sollicitée pour élaborer un plan directeur de l'aquaculture qui trace une voie de développement à long terme, guide la planification stratégique et informe les politiques et actions publiques. Les impacts attendus étaient une utilisation efficace des ressources aquatiques et une augmentation de la production aquacole, de l'emploi et des revenus.The primary objective is the development of an aquaculture master plan for Namibia. The related (secondary) objective is the strengthening of the capability of the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources (MFMR) to enable operationalizing the master plan.L'objectif principal est l'élaboration d'un plan directeur d'aquaculture pour la Namibie. L'objectif connexe (secondaire) est le renforcement des capacités du Ministère de la pêche et des ressources marines (MFMR) pour permettre l'opérationnalisation du schéma directeur.The main beneficiaries of the project are the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources, fisheries officers and extension staff in fish production, marketing and value addition, and research and development.Les principaux bénéficiaires du projet sont le Ministère des pêches et des ressources marines, les agents des pêches et le personnel de vulgarisation dans la production de poisson, la commercialisation et la valeur ajoutée, ainsi que la recherche et le développement.Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of Fisheries and Marine ResourcesAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankMARTTIN Felix Jan BaptistAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireKaras-27 17.5Kunene-19.4167 13.75Erongo-22.0833 15.3333Fishery developmentFishing and Hunting - development and services23619.29454523619.29454523619.29454523619.29454523619.29454523619.29454523619.29454523619.29454523619.29454523619.29454523619.294545259812.24Middle Income Countries FundGovernment of Namibia Ministry of Finance132049.23Total Disbursement in First Quarter of 2011Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of Fisheries and Marine Resources127832.46Total Disbursement in First Quarter of 2012Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of Fisheries and Marine ResourcesPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-AB0-001African Development BankThe study will have the following objectives: a) determine the amount of under-utilized arable land in the northern communal areas - Owambo and Kavango. b) Its potential and constraints for agricultural and livestock development; and c) Socio-economic factors that may influence its development.African Development FundGovernment Of NamibiaGovernment of NamibiaMinistry of Agriculture, Water and ForestryAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankAHAIKen JOHMCoordinator Special Initi+225 27 2026 2468k.johm@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireRural developmentSocial Protection, Land Housing and Community Amenities - rural devt66056.04888966056.04888966056.04888966056.04888966056.04888966056.04888966056.04888966056.04888966056.048889594504.44African Development FundGovernment of Namibia Ministry of Finance574331.57Total Disbursement till end of 2009African Development FundMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry207000.00Government of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-BC0-001African Development BankThe ultimate objectives of the project are to assist Government in: i) the adoption and implementation of the Export Processing Zones (EPZ) concept, as a strategy for investment promotion and ex- port stimulation; ii) the elaboration of proposals for the possible re-structuring of the Southern African Customs Union (SACU), with a view to moving away from the current SACU bias in favour of South Africa (the strongest member), and re-orienting the Union to serve its members on a more equitable basis; and iii) the preparation of incentives/schemes and enabling legislation for investment promotion.African Development FundGovernment Of NamibiaGovernment of NamibiaMinistry of Trade and IndustryAfrican Development BankIndustrial policy and administrative managementTourism - services77110.53900077110.53900077110.53900077110.53900077110.53900077110.53900077110.53900077110.53900077110.53900077110.539000771105.39African Development FundGovernment of Namibia Ministry of Finance740620.40Total Disbursement till end of 2009African Development FundMinistry of Trade and Industry500000.00Government of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-D00-001African Development Bank1. Overall Objective: The project would help identify road stretches of the Trans-Caprivi Highway the upgrading of which to all weather bitumen standard would promote fast and reliable transport for all road users in the project area. The upgrading of the road will also reduce vehicle operating costs; and also stimulate agricultural production and exports from Caprivi. Reduce travel time and accident costs and boost tourism. 2. Specific Objective: The obuective of the study is the preparation technical documentatin for improving the trans-Caprivi Highway to bitumen standard.African Development FundGovernment Of NamibiaGovernment of NamibiaMinistry of financeAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankRAO KAMAVARAPU Sat Ya H.African Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoirePublic transport servicesTransport - public transport services40594.90166740594.90166740594.90166740594.90166740594.90166740594.90166740594.90166740594.90166740594.90166740594.90166740594.90166740594.90166740594.90166740594.90166740594.90166740594.90166740594.90166740594.90166740594.90166740594.90166740594.90166740594.90166740594.90166740594.901667974277.64African Development FundGovernment of Namibia Ministry of Finance1026350.21Total Disbursement till end of 2009African Development FundMinistry of finance120000.00Government of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-DA0-001African Development BankThe objective of this Study is two-fold, each to develop the relevant output of master plans and designs to bring forth deliverables in readiness for future implementation. It broadly includes: a.,,For HKIA, follow-up on the 2004 master-plan study, update and expand the scope as required in readiness for future implementation. b.,,For other airports, to have fully developed master-plans (environmental and land-use planning) for the development of regional airports which is to form the basis for future development.Middle Income Countries FundGovernment Of NamibiaGovernment of NamibiaDepartment of TransportsAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankPICU4Mam Tut WADDADivision Manager, PICU4m.wadda@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireEros Airport-22.6072 17.0788Katima Mulilo Airport-17.6339 24.1774Keetmanshoop Airport-26.5374 18.1113Luderitz Airport-26.6869 15.2433Ondangwa Airport-17.8805 15.9475Rundu Airport-17.9553 19.7231Walvis Bay Airport-22.9799 14.6453Windhoek Hosea Kutako International Airport-22.4831 17.4667Air transportTransport - air59400.00000059400.00000059400.00000059400.00000059400.00000059400.00000059400.00000059400.00000059400.00000059400.000000594000.00Middle Income Countries FundGovernment of Namibia Ministry of Finance77492.70Total Disbursement in Third Quarter of 2012Middle Income Countries FundDepartment of Transports31000.00Government of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-DB0-001African Development Bank1. Overall Objectives: The project would support GON's overall transport policy objective of promoting ground infrastructure links with the neighbouring countries other than Republic of South Africa (RSA); as well as to reversing the current internal imbalance in the provision of physical infrastructure. 2. Specific Objectives: The objective of the project is to improve transport service levels and the road safety conditions on the Trans-Kalahari Highway connecting Namibia and Botswana.African Development FundGovernment Of NamibiaGovernment of NamibiaDepartment of TransportsAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankRAO KAMAVARAPU Sat Ya H.African Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireNational road constructionTransport - national road maintenance231183.488000231183.488000231183.488000231183.488000231183.488000231183.488000231183.488000231183.488000231183.488000231183.488000231183.488000231183.488000231183.488000231183.488000231183.4880003467752.32African Development FundGovernment of Namibia Ministry of Finance3488283.43Total Disbursement till end of 2009African Development FundDepartment of Transports215902.20Total Interest Repayment till end of 2009African Development Fund12220.44Total Interest Repayment in Second Quarter of 2010African Development Fund11965.84Total Interest Repayment in Fourth Quarter of 2010African Development Fund12088.18Total Interest Repayment in Second Quarter of 2011African Development Fund11826.36Total Interest Repayment in Fourth Quarter of 2011African Development Fund11958.60Total Interest Repayment in Second Quarter of 2012African Development Fund11767.70Total Interest Repayment in Fourth Quarter of 2012African Development Fund11729.88Total Interest Repayment in Second Quarter of 2013African Development Fund11248.39Total Interest Repayment in Fourth Quarter of 2013African Development Fund11257.16Total Interest Repayment in Second Quarter of 2014African Development Fund10830.40Total Interest Repayment in Fourth Quarter of 2014African Development Fund10647.21Total Interest Repayment in Second Quarter of 2015African Development Fund10156.19Total Interest Repayment in Fourth Quarter of 2015African Development Fund10208.77Total Interest Repayment in Second Quarter of 2016African Development Fund10217.37Total Interest Repayment in Fourth Quarter of 2016African Development Fund10041.01Total Interest Repayment in Second Quarter of 2017African Development Fund9736.53Total Interest Repayment in October of 2017African Development Fund9630.06Total Interest Repayment in April of 2018African Development Fund9306.33Total Interest Repayment in October of 2018African Development Fund9275.64Total Interest Repayment in April of 2019African Development Fund9041.83Total Interest Repayment in October of 2019African Development Fund8949.90Total Interest Repayment in April of 2020African Development Fund8772.59Total Interest Repayment in October of 2020African Development Fund687.76Total Interest Repayment in April of 2021African Development Fund7913.64Total Interest Repayment in April of 2021African Development Fund8220.23Total Interest Repayment in October of 2021African Development Fund8068.17Total Interest Repayment in April of 2022Government of Namibia7654.45Total Interest Repayment in November of 2022African Development FundGovernment of Namibia7656.98Total Interest Repayment in April of 2023African Development FundGovernment of Namibia7371.54Total Interest Repayment in October of 2023African Development FundGovernment of Namibia7267.94Total Interest Repayment in April of 2024African Development FundGovernment of Namibia4082.82Total Interest Repayment in October of 2024African Development FundGovernment of Namibia2934.24Total Interest Repayment in October of 2024African Development FundGovernment of Namibia6830.74Total Interest Repayment in April of 2025African Development FundGovernment of Namibia6620.02Total Interest Repayment in October of 2025African Development FundGovernment of Namibia6519.73Total Interest Repayment in April of 2026African Development FundGovernment of Namibia261137.37Total Loan Repayment till end of 2009African Development Fund483.90Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2010African Development Fund17441.41Total Loan Repayment in Second Quarter of 2010African Development Fund17441.41Total Loan Repayment in Fourth Quarter of 2010African Development Fund17441.41Total Loan Repayment in Second Quarter of 2011African Development Fund17441.41Total Loan Repayment in Fourth Quarter of 2011African Development Fund17441.41Total Loan Repayment in Second Quarter of 2012African Development Fund52324.26Total Loan Repayment in Fourth Quarter of 2012African Development Fund52324.26Total Loan Repayment in Second Quarter of 2013African Development Fund51981.75Total Loan Repayment in Fourth Quarter of 2013African Development Fund52053.70Total Loan Repayment in Second Quarter of 2014African Development Fund51813.84Total Loan Repayment in Fourth Quarter of 2014African Development Fund50933.96Total Loan Repayment in Second Quarter of 2015African Development Fund50374.74Total Loan Repayment in Fourth Quarter of 2015African Development Fund50785.30Total Loan Repayment in Second Quarter of 2016African Development Fund52394.37Total Loan Repayment in Fourth Quarter of 2016African Development Fund51983.16Total Loan Repayment in Second Quarter of 2017African Development Fund52314.65Total Loan Repayment in October of 2017African Development Fund51945.64Total Loan Repayment in April of 2018African Development Fund52115.96Total Loan Repayment in October of 2018African Development Fund52198.77Total Loan Repayment in April of 2019African Development Fund52850.73Total Loan Repayment in October of 2019African Development Fund52261.20Total Loan Repayment in April of 2020African Development Fund52989.09Total Loan Repayment in October of 2020African Development Fund52508.95Total Loan Repayment in April of 2021African Development Fund52096.81Total Loan Repayment in October of 2021African Development Fund51672.03Total Loan Repayment in April of 2022Government of Namibia51137.92Total Loan Repayment in November of 2022African Development FundGovernment of Namibia51647.10Total Loan Repayment in April of 2023African Development FundGovernment of Namibia51821.77Total Loan Repayment in October of 2023African Development FundGovernment of Namibia51662.23Total Loan Repayment in April of 2024African Development FundGovernment of Namibia18984.77Total Loan Repayment in October of 2024African Development FundGovernment of Namibia32835.09Total Loan Repayment in October of 2024African Development FundGovernment of Namibia51317.77Total Loan Repayment in April of 2025African Development FundGovernment of Namibia52091.10Total Loan Repayment in October of 2025African Development FundGovernment of Namibia51956.36Total Loan Repayment in April of 2026African Development FundGovernment of Namibia4495000.00Government of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-DB0-003African Development BankThe present project is relative to the Aus - Rosh Pinah Road. It's designed by the Government of Namibia with the support of the African Development Bank Group. The project components are: (A) civil works for the upgrading of the 169 km of gravel road to bitumen standard; (B) consulting services for the supervision of the above civil works; and (C) provision of project audit services.Le présent projet porte sur la route Aus-Rosh Pinah. Il a été conçu par le Gouvernement de la Namibie avec l'appui du Groupe de la Banque Africaine de Développement. Les composantes du projet sont les suivantes: (A) les travaux de génie civil en vue de la mise aux normes du bitume de la route en gravier de 169 km; (B) les services de consultation pour la supervision des travaux de génie civil susmentionnés; et (C) la fourniture de services d'audit du projet.The objective of the project is to upgrade the 169 km road from Aus to Rosh Pinah in order to reduce total transport costs.L'objectif du projet est d'améliorer la route de 169 km reliant Aus à Rosh Pinah afin de réduire les coûts de transport totaux.The main beneficiaries of the project are the road users, the populations of the project area (the Aus-Rosh Pinah axis) as well as the economic operators.Les principaux bénéficiaires du projet sont les usagers de la route, les populations de la zone du projet (l'axe Aus- Rosh Pinah) ainsi que les opérateurs économiques.African Development BankGovernment of NamibiaNamibia Roads AuthorityArab Bank for Economic Development in Africa (BADEA)African Development BankAfrican Development BankPICUAmadou OUMAROUDirector, PICU+225 27 2026 3075a.oumarou@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireAus-26.66667 16.26667Rosh Pinah-27.96605 16.76136National road constructionTransport - national road maintenance488188.370000488188.370000488188.370000488188.370000488188.370000488188.370000488188.370000488188.370000488188.370000488188.370000488188.370000488188.370000488188.370000488188.370000488188.370000488188.370000488188.370000488188.370000488188.370000488188.370000488188.370000488188.370000488188.370000488188.370000488188.370000488188.3700008283992.24African Development BankGovernment of Namibia Ministry of Finance12925856.64Total Disbursement till end of 2009African Development BankNamibia Roads Authority4799024.09Total Interest Repayment till end of 2009African Development Bank535878.48Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2010African Development Bank454538.97Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2010African Development Bank396700.88Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2011African Development Bank336871.98Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2011African Development Bank311275.15Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2012African Development Bank298966.88Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2012African Development Bank264695.77Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2013African Development Bank242381.37Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2013African Development Bank226349.34Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2014African Development Bank235123.41Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2014African Development Bank238518.00Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2015African Development Bank211490.28Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2015African Development Bank179900.28Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2016African Development Bank156869.77Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2016African Development Bank197076.75Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2017African Development Bank194895.22Total Interest Repayment in August of 2017African Development Bank157204.69Total Interest Repayment in February of 2018African Development Bank154589.56Total Interest Repayment in August of 2018African Development Bank129943.36Total Interest Repayment in February of 2019African Development Bank113034.97Total Interest Repayment in August of 2019African Development Bank98827.53Total Interest Repayment in February of 2020African Development Bank72437.11Total Interest Repayment in August of 2020African Development Bank45221.83Total Interest Repayment in February of 2021African Development Bank31884.15Total Interest Repayment in August of 2021African Development Bank23209.52Total Interest Repayment in February of 2022Government of Namibia18634.83Total Interest Repayment in August of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia15724.86Total Interest Repayment in February of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1257913.29Total Loan Repayment till end of 2009African Development Bank432146.05Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2010African Development Bank432146.05Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2010African Development Bank432146.05Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2011African Development Bank432146.05Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2011African Development Bank432146.05Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2012African Development Bank432146.05Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2012African Development Bank432146.05Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2013African Development Bank432146.05Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2013African Development Bank413719.28Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2014African Development Bank408252.99Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2014African Development Bank409432.27Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2015African Development Bank378454.92Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2015African Development Bank332989.64Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2016African Development Bank305962.86Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2016African Development Bank362435.97Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2017African Development Bank374771.63Total Loan Repayment in August of 2017African Development Bank333839.00Total Loan Repayment in February of 2018African Development Bank365181.70Total Loan Repayment in August of 2018African Development Bank337234.14Total Loan Repayment in February of 2019African Development Bank323383.19Total Loan Repayment in August of 2019African Development Bank326766.60Total Loan Repayment in February of 2020African Development Bank288565.34Total Loan Repayment in August of 2020African Development Bank304665.74Total Loan Repayment in February of 2021African Development Bank338452.31Total Loan Repayment in August of 2021African Development Bank298704.20Total Loan Repayment in February of 2022Government of Namibia311626.27Total Loan Repayment in August of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia285063.47Total Loan Repayment in February of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1628187.41Government of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-DB0-004African Development BankThe transport sector policy of Government of Namibia (GRN) lays special emphasis on the importance of a good road network for the economic and social development of the country. MR67 from Kamanjab to Omakange is one of the priority links identified by the Kunene Master Plan Study. The road has a length of 204 km and connects with two other roads earmarked for upgrading in 2004. The first one being MR 100 from Omakange to Opuwo, which is co-financed by RFA and Government and the second, MR 122 from Omakange to Okahao, financed entirely by Government. The project has been accorded high priority within the Second National Development Plan (NDP-2) and forms part of the Public Sector Investment Programme (PSIP).La politique du secteur des transports du gouvernement namibien (GRN) met particulièrement l'accent sur l'importance d'un bon réseau routier pour le développement économique et social du pays. La route MR67 de Kamanjab à Omakange est l'une des liaisons prioritaires identifiées par l'étude du plan directeur de Kunene. La route a une longueur de 204 km et se connecte à deux autres routes dont l'amélioration a été prévue en 2004. La première est la MR 100 d'Omakange à Opuwo, cofinancée par la RFA et le gouvernement, et la seconde, la MR 122 d'Omakange à Okahao, entièrement financée par le gouvernement. Le projet s'est vu accorder une priorité élevée dans le cadre du deuxième plan de développement national (NDP-2) et fait partie du programme d'investissement dans le secteur public (PSIP).The sector goal is to facilitate economic development and poverty alleviation by improving the efficiency of national transport infrastructure. The development objective of the project is to achieve broader access to social services in the project area and to improve connectivity between the Kunene Region and other parts of the country.L'objectif sectoriel est de faciliter le développement économique et la réduction de la pauvreté en améliorant l'efficacité des infrastructures de transport nationales. L'objectif de développement du projet est d'élargir l'accès aux services sociaux dans la zone du projet et d'améliorer la connectivité entre la région de Kunene et d'autres parties du pays.The project area is part of the Kunene Region situated to the North West of Namibia. The Kunene Region has been divided into six constituencies covering an area of 144,255 square kilometers. The area is characterized by a dualistic land tenure system comprising freehold title in the southeast of the project area and customary forms in the remainder. Rainfall over the area traversed by the road and Namibia in general is highly variable from one year to another. There is no rainy season in the year between December and April. This leaves eight to nine months of dry conditions. Over the project area, rainfall is very low at the Coast (around 18 mm) and it increases to the interior and reaches about 300 mm to the east of Opuwo, the Regional Capital of Kunene region. Even though short, the rains significantly contribute to the deterioration of the conditions of the earth roads, resulting in high maintenance costs of gravel roads. Opuwo, Outjo and Khorixas are the main towns of the Region. Kamanjab, Fransfontein, Sesfontein and Okangwati can be regarded as the smaller towns or trading centres.La zone du projet fait partie de la région de Kunene, située au nord-ouest de la Namibie. La région de Kunene a été divisée en six circonscriptions couvrant une superficie de 144 255 kilomètres carrés. La région est caractérisée par un système foncier dualiste comprenant des titres en pleine propriété dans le sud-est de la zone du projet et des formes coutumières dans le reste de la zone. Les précipitations dans la zone traversée par la route et en Namibie en général sont très variables d'une année à l'autre. Il n'y a pas de saison des pluies entre décembre et avril. Il reste donc huit à neuf mois de sécheresse. Dans la zone du projet, les précipitations sont très faibles sur la côte (environ 18 mm) et augmentent vers l'intérieur pour atteindre environ 300 mm à l'est d'Opuwo, la capitale régionale de la région de Kunene. Même si elles sont de courte durée, les pluies contribuent de manière significative à la détérioration de l'état des routes en terre, ce qui entraîne des coûts d'entretien élevés pour les routes en gravier. Opuwo, Outjo et Khorixas sont les principales villes de la région. Kamanjab, Fransfontein, Sesfontein et Okangwati peuvent être considérées comme des villes plus petites ou des centres de commerce.Namibia Roads AuthorityGovernment of NamibiaAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankPICUAmadou OUMAROUDirector, PICU+225 27 2026 3075a.oumarou@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireKunene-19.4167 13.75National road constructionTransport - national road maintenance545468.933889545468.933889545468.933889545468.933889545468.933889545468.933889545468.933889545468.933889545468.933889545468.933889545468.933889545468.933889545468.933889545468.933889545468.933889545468.933889545468.933889545468.9338899818440.81African Development BankMinistère des finances16007161.58Total Disbursement till end of 2009African Development BankNamibia Roads Authority3381839.94Total Interest Repayment till end of 2009African Development Bank715361.50Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2010African Development Bank603102.98Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2010African Development Bank528008.43Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2011African Development Bank449820.17Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2011African Development Bank417773.32Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2012African Development Bank402192.90Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2012African Development Bank357068.42Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2013African Development Bank328762.54Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2013African Development Bank308465.88Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2014African Development Bank322161.30Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2014African Development Bank328592.13Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2015African Development Bank293076.14Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2015African Development Bank251940.14Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2016African Development Bank220832.37Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2016African Development Bank279959.35Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2017African Development Bank279659.31Total Interest Repayment in August of 2017African Development Bank227663.65Total Interest Repayment in February of 2018African Development Bank227797.92Total Interest Repayment in August of 2018African Development Bank194841.34Total Interest Repayment in February of 2019African Development Bank174310.59Total Interest Repayment in August of 2019African Development Bank155275.20Total Interest Repayment in February of 2020African Development Bank117570.91Total Interest Repayment in August of 2020African Development Bank76279.89Total Interest Repayment in February of 2021African Development Bank57544.57Total Interest Repayment in August of 2021African Development Bank46003.95Total Interest Repayment in February of 2022Government of Namibia42863.46Total Interest Repayment in August of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia38688.52Total Interest Repayment in February of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia31410.24Total Interest Repayment in August of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia25617.00Total Interest Repayment in February of 2024African Development BankMinistère des finances533572.05Total Loan Repayment till end of 2009African Development Bank533572.05Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2010African Development Bank533572.05Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2010African Development Bank533572.05Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2011African Development Bank533572.05Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2011African Development Bank533572.05Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2012African Development Bank533572.05Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2012African Development Bank533572.05Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2013African Development Bank533572.05Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2013African Development Bank510820.47Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2014African Development Bank504071.22Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2014African Development Bank505527.28Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2015African Development Bank467279.45Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2015African Development Bank411143.32Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2016African Development Bank377773.29Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2016African Development Bank447500.81Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2017African Development Bank462731.68Total Loan Repayment in August of 2017African Development Bank412192.04Total Loan Repayment in February of 2018African Development Bank450890.96Total Loan Repayment in August of 2018African Development Bank416384.03Total Loan Repayment in February of 2019African Development Bank402169.59Total Loan Repayment in August of 2019African Development Bank403459.72Total Loan Repayment in February of 2020African Development Bank356292.51Total Loan Repayment in August of 2020African Development Bank376171.73Total Loan Repayment in February of 2021African Development Bank417888.10Total Loan Repayment in August of 2021African Development Bank368810.99Total Loan Repayment in February of 2022Government of Namibia384765.91Total Loan Repayment in August of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia351968.73Total Loan Repayment in February of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia330682.62Total Loan Repayment in August of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia331315.31Total Loan Repayment in February of 2024African Development BankMinistère des finances1779594.46Government of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-DC0-001African Development BankThe proposed Northern Railway Extension project would facilitate balanced development of infrastructure facilities in the regions/areas, which were hitherto neglected. It involves the extension of the rail line from Tsumeb to Ondangwa (248 km). These areas have been identified as critical for economic growth and poverty reduction. Any improvement or expansion to the existing transport infrastructure facilities in these areas would stimulate economic growth, promote regional integration and economic co-operation between Namibia and Angola through trade links. The construction of the new rail link is a major step towards development of the “Namibe-Lubango-Oshikango-Walvis Bay Corridor” which has been identified as priority for both Governments of Namibia and Angola. It would contribute to the national policy objective of sustained economic development in the northern regions. The overall project will be implemented over a period of 40 months with a total cost estimated at UA 49.32 million, net of taxes and duties.Le projet de prolongement de la ligne de chemin de fer du Nord faciliterait le développement équilibré d’infrastructures dans les régions / zones jusque-là négligées. Il s'agit du prolongement de la ligne de chemin de fer de Tsumeb à Ondangwa (248 km). Ces domaines ont été identifiés comme critiques pour la croissance économique et la réduction de la pauvreté. Toute amélioration ou expansion des infrastructures de transport existantes dans ces zones stimulerait la croissance économique, favoriserait l'intégration régionale et la coopération économique entre la Namibie et l'Angola par le biais de liens commerciaux. La construction de la nouvelle liaison ferroviaire est une étape majeure dans le développement du «corridor Namibe-Lubango-Oshikango-Walvis Bay», qui a été identifié comme une priorité par les gouvernements de la Namibie et de l'Angola. Cela contribuerait à l'objectif de la politique nationale de développement économique soutenu dans les régions du nord. L'ensemble du projet sera mis en œuvre sur une période de 40 mois avec un coût total estimé à 49,32 millions d'UC, hors taxes et droits.The sector goal is to facilitate economic development and poverty alleviation by improving the efficiency of the national transport infrastructure through maintenance, rehabilitation, upgrading and construction, particularly in the rural areas in order to promote agricultural and industrial activities through increased flow of goods and services at least cost. The project objective is to stimulate economic growth in the northern regions of Namibia and to promote regional integration by improving trade links with the neighbouring country (Angola) through provision of additional infrastructural facilities by extending the existing railway network from Tsumeb to Ondangwa (248 km).L’objectif sectoriel est de faciliter le développement économique et la réduction de la pauvreté en améliorant l’efficacité des infrastructures de transport nationales par le biais de travaux d’entretien, de réhabilitation, de modernisation et de construction, en particulier dans les zones rurales, afin de promouvoir les activités agricoles et industrielles par le biais d’une circulation accrue de biens et de moindre coût. L’objectif spécifique du projet est de stimuler la croissance économique dans les régions du nord de la Namibie et promouvoir l'intégration régionale en améliorant les liens commerciaux avec le pays voisin (Angola) en fournissant des infrastructures supplémentaires en prolongeant le réseau ferroviaire existant de Tsumeb à Ondangwa (248 km).Beneficiaries are government and people of the four regions which constitute about 45% of Namibia’s population.Les bénéficiaires sont le gouvernement et les habitants des quatre régions, qui représentent environ 45% de la population namibienne.African Development BankGovernment Of NamibiaGovernment of NamibiaDepartment of TransportsArab Bank for Economic Development in Africa (BADEA)Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development (KFAED)African Development BankAfrican Development BankPICUAmadou OUMAROUDirector, PICU+225 27 2026 3075a.oumarou@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireOshikoto-18.5 17.08333Oshana-18.5 15.75Omusati-18.33333 14.83333Ohangwena-17.58333 16.75Rail transportTransport - rail960684.935500960684.935500960684.935500960684.935500960684.935500960684.935500960684.935500960684.935500960684.935500960684.935500960684.935500960684.935500960684.935500960684.935500960684.935500960684.935500960684.935500960684.935500960684.935500960684.9355009606511.22African Development BankGovernment of Namibia Ministry of Finance13130901.12Total Disbursement till end of 2009African Development BankDepartment of Transports6316064.03Total Interest Repayment till end of 2009African Development Bank487122.56Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2010African Development Bank407677.25Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2010African Development Bank354083.88Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2011African Development Bank298879.74Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2011African Development Bank274978.95Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2012African Development Bank262154.28Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2012African Development Bank230452.66Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2013African Development Bank209222.64Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2013African Development Bank193600.80Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2014African Development Bank198966.39Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2014African Development Bank199648.96Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2015African Development Bank173488.46Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2015African Development Bank146701.13Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2016African Development Bank125676.98Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2016African Development Bank154552.30Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2017African Development Bank149397.12Total Interest Repayment in August of 2017African Development Bank117105.45Total Interest Repayment in February of 2018African Development Bank111149.20Total Interest Repayment in August of 2018African Development Bank89292.45Total Interest Repayment in February of 2019African Development Bank73279.45Total Interest Repayment in August of 2019African Development Bank59185.96Total Interest Repayment in February of 2020African Development Bank38754.68Total Interest Repayment in August of 2020African Development Bank20648.35Total Interest Repayment in February of 2021African Development Bank12461.77Total Interest Repayment in August of 2021African Development Bank2625228.03Total Loan Repayment till end of 2009African Development Bank437736.38Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2010African Development Bank437736.38Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2010African Development Bank437736.38Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2011African Development Bank437736.38Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2011African Development Bank437736.38Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2012African Development Bank437736.38Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2012African Development Bank437736.38Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2013African Development Bank437736.38Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2013African Development Bank419071.24Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2014African Development Bank413534.23Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2014African Development Bank414728.77Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2015African Development Bank383350.69Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2015African Development Bank337297.26Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2016African Development Bank309920.86Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2016African Development Bank367124.52Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2017African Development Bank379619.76Total Loan Repayment in August of 2017African Development Bank338157.61Total Loan Repayment in February of 2018African Development Bank369905.76Total Loan Repayment in August of 2018African Development Bank341596.67Total Loan Repayment in February of 2019African Development Bank327566.54Total Loan Repayment in August of 2019African Development Bank330993.72Total Loan Repayment in February of 2020African Development Bank292298.28Total Loan Repayment in August of 2020African Development Bank308606.96Total Loan Repayment in February of 2021African Development Bank342830.60Total Loan Repayment in August of 2021African Development Bank3203629.46Government of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-DD0-002African Development BankThis operation is for the strategic expansion of the Walvis Bay container terminal project. The Port of Walvis Bay is operated by the Namibian Port Authority (Namport) and serves as a gateway linking some of southern Africa’s major trading regions to international markets. This program to raise the container throughput capacity from 355,000 TEUs to 1,005,000 TEUs was initiated in response to increased trade-related traffic volumes. The project scope comprises the construction of a new container terminal on reclaimed land from the Walvis Bay channel supported by complementary initiatives on logistics and capacity building. The total project cost estimate is ZAR3,419 million (UA252.12 million). Its implementation is over a period of three (3) years.La présente intervention porte sur le projet d’extension stratégique du terminal à conteneurs de Walvis Bay. Le port de Walvis Bay est exploité par l’Office des ports de Namibie (Namport), et il constitue la passerelle qui relie certaines des principales régions d’Afrique australe aux marchés internationaux. Cette initiative visant à accroître la capacité de traitement de conteneurs, de 355.000EVP à 1.005.000 EVP a été inititée en réaction à l’accroissement du trafic lié au commerce. Le projet englobe la construction d’un nouveau terminal à conteneurs sur les terres gagnées sur la mer à l’intérieur du chenal de Walvis Bay, appuyée par des initiatives complémentaires en matière de logistique et de renforcement des capacités. Le coût total du projet est estimé à 3,419 milliards de ZAR (252,12 millions d’UC). Son exécution durera trois (3) ans.The sector goal of the project is to promote trade and regional integration. The expected long-term impact of the project includes increased and sustained trade between SADC and the outside world. The objective of the project is to increase the capacity and efficiency of the Walvis Bay Port to respond to the growing freight demand whilst promoting an alternative maritime access on the Southwestern coast of Africa to serve the SADC landlocked countries. The expected outcomes of the project include: improved port efficiency, increased cargo volumes, improved logistics performance and increased inter-regional and international trade.Le but sectoriel du projet est de promouvoir le commerce et l’intégration régionale. L’impact à long terme attendu du projet inclut l’augmentation et la pérennisation des échanges commerciaux entre la SADC et le reste du monde. Le projet vise à accroître la capacité et l’efficience du port de Walvis Bay pour répondre à la demande croissante de fret et se veut une voie d’accès alternative sur la côte sud-ouest d’Afrique pour desservir les pays sans littoral de la SADC. Les résultats attendus du projet englobent : l’amélioration de l’efficience du port, l’accroissement des volumes de conteneurs, l’amélioration de la performance logistique et l’accroissement des échanges interrégionaux et internationaux.The project’s beneficiaries are extensive, ranging from the populations and governments of Namibia and the SADC countries, the trade and logistics industry, consumers and exporters at national, regional and international level.Les bénéficiaires du projet sont variés, englobant les populations et les gouvernements de la Namibie et des autres pays de la SADC, le commerce et l’industrie logistique, les consommateurs et les exportateurs à l’échelle nationale, régionale et internationale.African Development BankGovernment of NamibiaNamibia Ports AuthorityAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankRDGERichard MALINGATransport Engineer, PICU7r.malinga@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireWalvis Bay-22.9575 14.5053Water transportTransport - water4350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.4561294350568.456129134867622.14African Development BankNAMIBIAN PORTS AUTHORITY (Namport)16516212.85Total Disbursement in Second Quarter of 2014African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority7368329.89Total Disbursement in Third Quarter of 2014African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority15214807.89Total Disbursement in Fourth Quarter of 2014African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority8066320.56Total Disbursement in First Quarter of 2015African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority8288788.28Total Disbursement in Second Quarter of 2015African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority14567175.80Total Disbursement in Third Quarter of 2015African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority13385305.14Total Disbursement in Fourth Quarter of 2015African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority4668513.45Total Disbursement in First Quarter of 2016African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority5878313.35Total Disbursement in Second Quarter of 2016African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority1361771.83Total Disbursement in Third Quarter of 2016African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority4529010.05Total Disbursement in Fourth Quarter of 2016African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority1631346.34Total Disbursement in First Quarter of 2017African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority2867840.66Total Disbursement in Second Quarter of 2017African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority2319613.44Total Disbursement in July of 2017African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority2313194.29Total Disbursement in August of 2017African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority1838936.88Total Disbursement in September of 2017African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority1558672.02Total Disbursement in October of 2017African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority9702290.35Total Disbursement in December of 2017African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority3335000.40Total Disbursement in February of 2018African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority2264962.89Total Disbursement in March of 2018African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority3418142.36Total Disbursement in April of 2018African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority2684100.11Total Disbursement in May of 2018African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority1291203.14Total Disbursement in June of 2018African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority1331612.75Total Disbursement in July of 2018African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority1182650.95Total Disbursement in August of 2018African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority1575921.82Total Disbursement in September of 2018African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority2617662.75Total Disbursement in October of 2018African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority4355052.81Total Disbursement in December of 2018African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority13809.27Total Disbursement in February of 2019African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority6855768.34Total Disbursement in March of 2019African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority4784060.69Total Disbursement in April of 2019African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority10285.21Total Disbursement in June of 2019African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority3968836.68Total Disbursement in January of 2020African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority672029.67Total Disbursement in April of 2020African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority416873.44Total Disbursement in January of 2021African Development BankNamibia Ports Authority65212.15Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2014African Development Bank671021.14Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2015African Development Bank1310661.99Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2015African Development Bank1782393.25Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2016African Development Bank2470713.73Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2016African Development Bank3505281.08Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2017African Development Bank9831978.91Total Interest Repayment in July of 2017African Development Bank3996566.86Total Interest Repayment in August of 2017African Development Bank4005882.54Total Interest Repayment in February of 2018African Development Bank4842534.42Total Interest Repayment in August of 2018African Development Bank22980012.13Total Interest Repayment in December of 2018African Development Bank4852725.31Total Interest Repayment in February of 2019African Development Bank5210377.88Total Interest Repayment in August of 2019African Development Bank5383018.82Total Interest Repayment in February of 2020African Development Bank4355175.04Total Interest Repayment in August of 2020African Development Bank2939211.07Total Interest Repayment in February of 2021African Development Bank2860724.09Total Interest Repayment in August of 2021African Development Bank2652556.14Total Interest Repayment in February of 2022NAMIBIAN PORTS AUTHORITY (Namport)2688311.48Total Interest Repayment in August of 2022African Development BankNAMIBIAN PORTS AUTHORITY (Namport)3170848.28Total Interest Repayment in February of 2023African Development BankNAMIBIAN PORTS AUTHORITY (Namport)3890949.07Total Interest Repayment in August of 2023African Development BankNAMIBIAN PORTS AUTHORITY (Namport)4017382.80Total Interest Repayment in February of 2024African Development BankNAMIBIAN PORTS AUTHORITY (Namport)3952006.93Total Interest Repayment in August of 2024African Development BankNAMIBIAN PORTS AUTHORITY (Namport)3760891.22Total Interest Repayment in February of 2025African Development BankNAMIBIAN PORTS AUTHORITY (Namport)3303200.25Total Interest Repayment in August of 2025African Development BankNAMIBIAN PORTS AUTHORITY (Namport)3044570.53Total Interest Repayment in February of 2026African Development BankNAMIBIAN PORTS AUTHORITY (Namport)2790754.60Total Interest Repayment in August of 2026African Development BankNAMIBIAN PORTS AUTHORITY (Namport)2033092.79Total Loan Repayment in February of 2019African Development Bank2218154.14Total Loan Repayment in August of 2019African Development Bank2189827.99Total Loan Repayment in February of 2020African Development Bank1969653.42Total Loan Repayment in August of 2020African Development Bank4918934.45Total Loan Repayment in February of 2021African Development Bank1418495.01Total Loan Repayment in August of 2021African Development Bank4064407.03Total Loan Repayment in August of 2021African Development Bank4975198.31Total Loan Repayment in February of 2022NAMIBIAN PORTS AUTHORITY (Namport)4936939.46Total Loan Repayment in August of 2022African Development BankNAMIBIAN PORTS AUTHORITY (Namport)4589803.52Total Loan Repayment in February of 2023African Development BankNAMIBIAN PORTS AUTHORITY (Namport)4537201.31Total Loan Repayment in August of 2023African Development BankNAMIBIAN PORTS AUTHORITY (Namport)4338983.89Total Loan Repayment in February of 2024African Development BankNAMIBIAN PORTS AUTHORITY (Namport)4446534.68Total Loan Repayment in August of 2024African Development BankNAMIBIAN PORTS AUTHORITY (Namport)4505153.82Total Loan Repayment in February of 2025African Development BankNAMIBIAN PORTS AUTHORITY (Namport)4471442.86Total Loan Repayment in August of 2025African Development BankNAMIBIAN PORTS AUTHORITY (Namport)4648524.18Total Loan Repayment in February of 2026African Development BankNAMIBIAN PORTS AUTHORITY (Namport)4785867.97Total Loan Repayment in August of 2026African Development BankNAMIBIAN PORTS AUTHORITY (Namport)11231977.17Government of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-DD0-003African Development BankThe New Port of Walvis Bay Container Terminal Project is a port expansion project addresses three key operational priorities of the African Development Bank Decade Strategy (2013-2022): infrastructure development, regional integration and private sector development. The project includes the construction of a new container terminal on the land gained from the sea within the Walvis Bay Channel, supported by complementary logistics and capacity building initiatives. The project will run for three (3) years. The expected results of the project include improving the efficiency of the port and increasing freight volume as a result of increased trade in the region, which will boost inter-regional trade and regional integration, development private sector, job creation and the promotion of inclusion, economic growth and poverty reduction. Project outcomes also include increased opportunities for trade, job creation and capacity building that will promote inclusive growth and economic transformation, thus contributing to the fight against poverty in the SADC region ( Southern African Development Community).Le Projet de nouveau terminal à conteneurs au Port de Walvis Bay est un projet d'expansion portuaire qui répond à trois priorités opérationnelles clés de la stratégie de la Banque africaine de développement pour la décennie (2013-2022) : le développement des infrastructures, l'intégration régionale et le développement du secteur privé. Le projet comprend la construction d'un nouveau terminal à conteneurs sur les terres gagnées sur la mer dans le canal de Walvis Bay, soutenu par des initiatives complémentaires de logistique et de renforcement des capacités. Le projet s'étendra sur trois (3) ans. Les résultats attendus du projet comprennent l'amélioration de l'efficacité du port et l'augmentation du volume de fret grâce à l'accroissement du commerce dans la région, ce qui stimulera le commerce interrégional et l'intégration régionale, le développement du secteur privé, la création d'emplois et la promotion de l'inclusion, la croissance économique et la réduction de la pauvreté. Les résultats du projet comprennent également l'augmentation des possibilités de commerce, la création d'emplois et le renforcement des capacités qui favoriseront la croissance inclusive et la transformation économique, contribuant ainsi à la lutte contre la pauvreté dans la région de la SADC (Communauté de développement de l'Afrique australe).The sector objective of the project is to promote trade and regional integration. The expected long-term impact of the project includes increasing and sustaining trade between the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the rest of the world. Specifically, the project aims to increase the capacity and efficiency of the Port of Walvis Bay to meet growing freight demand and is an alternative route to the south-west coast of Africa to serve SADC countries.L'objectif sectoriel du projet est de promouvoir le commerce et l'intégration régionale. L'impact attendu à long terme du projet comprend l'augmentation et le maintien des échanges commerciaux entre la Communauté de développement de l'Afrique australe (SADC) et le reste du monde. Plus précisément, le projet vise à accroître la capacité et l'efficience du port de Walvis Bay pour répondre à la demande croissante de fret et constitue une route alternative vers la côte sud-ouest de l'Afrique pour desservir les pays de la SADC.The beneficiaries of the project are diverse and include the people and the government of Namibia as well as that of other SADC countries. Trade and logistics industries, consumers and exporters at the national, regional and international levels are also beneficiaries.Les bénéficiaires du projet sont variés et comprennent le peuple et le gouvernement de Namibie ainsi que ceux d'autres pays de la SADC. Les industries du commerce et de la logistique, les consommateurs et les exportateurs aux niveaux national, régional et international sont également bénéficiaires.Middle Income Countries FundWalvis Bay Corridor GroupAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankRDGERichard MALINGATransport Engineer, PICU7r.malinga@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireWalvis Bay-22.9575 14.50528Water transportTransport - water55555.55555655555.55555655555.55555655555.55555655555.55555655555.55555655555.55555655555.55555655555.55555655555.55555655555.55555655555.55555655555.55555655555.55555655555.55555655555.55555655555.55555655555.5555561000000.00Middle Income Countries FundGovernment of Namibia Ministry of Finance118235.62Total Disbursement in Second Quarter of 2014Middle Income Countries FundWalvis Bay Corridor Group253525.20Total Disbursement in Third Quarter of 2015Middle Income Countries FundWalvis Bay Corridor Group118175.37Total Disbursement in Fourth Quarter of 2016Middle Income Countries FundWalvis Bay Corridor Group106456.21Total Disbursement in August of 2017Middle Income Countries FundWalvis Bay Corridor Group182839.60Total Disbursement in January of 2018Middle Income Countries FundWalvis Bay Corridor Group115053.08Total Disbursement in April of 2018Middle Income Countries FundWalvis Bay Corridor GroupPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-EAC-001African Development BankThe present project concerns Groundwater Investigation Study for Western Owambo and Kaokoland. This study aims to compile and evaluate all available data concerning the hydrogeology and hydrology of the project area under consideration and to formulate an appropriate strategy to achieve the objectives of study. The work should involve a desk study, field surveys and a drilling program in order to evaluate the potential of groundwater resources in each study area to support domestic, industrial and irrigation water requirements. The study should be carried out in two phases: Phase I and Phase II works. Phase I work should include the Desk study and Field Survey works, while Phase II should include siting of boreholes, drilings and preparation of the study report.Le présent projet concerne l'étude des eaux souterraines de l'ouest de l'Ovambo et du Kaokoland. Cette étude vise à compiler et à évaluer toutes les données disponibles concernant l'hydrogéologie et l'hydrologie de la zone du projet considérée et à formuler une stratégie appropriée pour atteindre les objectifs de l'étude. Le travail doit comprendre une étude documentaire, des enquêtes de terrain et un programme de forage afin d'évaluer le potentiel des ressources en eau souterraine dans chaque zone d'étude pour répondre aux besoins en eau domestique, industrielle et d'irrigation. L'étude doit être réalisée en deux phases : les travaux de la phase I et de la phase II. Les travaux de la phase I devraient comprendre l'étude documentaire et les enquêtes sur le terrain, tandis que la phase II doit comprendre le choix de l'emplacement des trous de forage, les forages et la préparation du rapport d'étude.The objectives of the study is to develop the groundwater resources of western owambo and Kaokoland in order to plan a realistic socio-economic development strategy in those regions.L'objectif de l'étude est de développer les ressources en eaux souterraines de l'ouest de l'Ovambo et du Kaokoland afin de planifier une stratégie de développement socio-économique réaliste dans ces régions.The beneficiaries of the project are the Government of The Gambia and the people of West Owambo and Kaokoland regions.Les bénéficiaires du projet sont le gouvernement de la Gambie et les populations des régions de l'Ovambo occidental et du Kaokoland.Government of NamibiaAfrican Development FundDepartment of Water AffairsAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankSCHROTEN Egbert Hendrik J.African Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireOvambo-18.75 16.98333Water supply - large systemsWater supply and Sanitation - urban water supply40059.72684240059.72684240059.72684240059.72684240059.72684240059.72684240059.72684240059.72684240059.72684240059.72684240059.72684240059.72684240059.72684240059.72684240059.72684240059.72684240059.72684240059.72684240059.726842761134.81African Development FundGovernment of Namibia Ministry of Finance790901.09Total Disbursement till end of 2009African Development FundDepartment of Water Affairs250000.00Government of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-EAZ-001African Development BankThe present intervention is relative to the support to the development of an Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) plan for Namibia. It's designed because of the lack of an over-arching IWRM Plan and strategy. This problem has limited government and partner response to ensure appropriate synergies and coordinated action to address prioritized challenges in the water sector of Namibia. The IWRM plan and its resulting outcome, a prioritized, integrated action plan, should address this lack of coherency to ensure effectiveness, efficiency and sustainability in the development of Namibia according to its Vision 2030. The project should enable Namibia to consolidate its IWRM policies, institutional frameworks legislative and regulatory frameworks and capacity development, as well as prepare strategies, programmes and implementation plans, necessary to attract appropriate national and international investments in the sector. As a result, Namibia should have increased capacity to manage its water resources effectively based on IWRM principles to achieve long term development goals. The project comprises the following components: (i) National Water Development Strategy and Action Plan; (ii) formulation of Information and knowledge system; (iii) formulation of long-term Monitoring and Evaluation Framework; (iv) framework for Institutional and Human Resources Capacity; (v) strategy for Funding the Implementation IWRM Plan; and (vi) launching of an Awareness Creation Campaign on IWRM.La présente intervention porte sur l’appui à l’élaboration d’un plan de gestion intégrée des ressources en eau (GIRE) pour la Namibie. Elle a été conçu en raison de l’absence d’un plan et d’une stratégie globale de gestion intégrée des ressources en eau. Ce problème a limité la réponse des gouvernements et des partenaires visant à assurer des synergies appropriées et une action coordonnée afin de relever les défis prioritaires dans le secteur de l'eau en Namibie. Le plan de gestion intégré des ressources en eau et ses résultats, un plan d'action intégré hiérarchisé et priorisé, devraient remédier à ce manque de cohérence afin de garantir l'efficacité, l'efficience et la durabilité du développement de la Namibie conformément à sa Vision 2030. Le projet devrait permettre à la Namibie de consolider ses politiques de GIRE, ses cadres institutionnels, ses cadres législatifs et réglementaires et son développement des capacités, ainsi que d'élaborer des stratégies, des programmes et des plans de mise en œuvre nécessaires afin d'attirer les investissements nationaux et internationaux appropriés dans le secteur. En conséquence, la Namibie devrait avoir une capacité accrue de gestion efficace de ses ressources en eau sur la base des principes de la GIRE pour atteindre les objectifs de développement à long terme. Le projet comprend les composantes suivantes: (i) la stratégie nationale de développement de l’eau et le plan d’action; (ii) la formulation du système d'information et de connaissances; iii) la formulation d'un cadre de suivi et d'évaluation à long terme; iv) le cadre de renforcement des capacités des institutions et des ressources humaines; (v) la stratégie de financement du plan de mise en œuvre de la GIRE; (vi) et le lancement d'une campagne de sensibilisation sur la GIRE.The goal of the project is to enable Namibia to achieve the sustainable management of water resource for the purpose of economic development, improved social well-being and protection of the environment. Its objective is to facilitate the preparation of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) plan for a sustainable water resources use and anagement in Namibia.Le projet a pour but de permettre à la Namibie de réaliser la gestion durable des ressources en eau en vue du développement économique, de l'amélioration du bien-être social et de la protection de l'environnement. Son objectif est de faciliter la préparation d'un plan de gestion intégrée des ressources en eau pour une utilisation et une gestion durables des ressources en eau en Namibie.The Namibian government and people should be the overall beneficiary of the project. It should also benefit to communities and municipalities, NGOs, private sector.Le gouvernement et le peuple namibiens devraient être l'ensemble des bénéficiaires du projet. Cela devrait également profiter aux communautés et aux municipalités, aux ONG et au secteur privé.AfricaWater Facility FundGouvernement de la NamibieDepartment of Water AffairsAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankRDGSMaureen NTEGE-WASSWAWater and Sanitation Officer, AHWS2m.ntege@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireWindhoek-22.55941 17.08323Water sector policy and administrative managementWater supply and Sanitation - policy, planning and administration29238.63333329238.63333329238.63333329238.63333329238.63333329238.63333329238.63333329238.63333329238.63333329238.63333329238.63333329238.63333329238.63333329238.63333329238.633333438579.50AfricaWater Facility FundGovernment of Namibia Ministry of Finance438579.50Total Disbursement till end of 2009AfricaWater Facility FundDepartment of Water AffairsPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-F00-004African Development BankThe project is a priority project in the energy sector policy of the Government of Namibia. It also fits into the Bank Group’s strategy to promote stronger and sustainable economic growth in Namibia. The project will strengthen the electric network in Namibia, provide reliable and good quality electricity as well as increase supply to various economic sectors and households in both the urban and rural areas. The 400 kV interconnector will extend from RSA to Namibia to: (i) increase the capacity of the existing substation at Kokerboom, to supply new consumers in the Keetmanshoop town and agricultural and industrial loads around the substation; and (ii) supply the industrial and commercial loads in Windhoek and the mining loads. It will contribute to economic development through the establishment of new projects, especially in the mining sector, and hence, create greater employment. The project will augment the supply capability of the national grid, which is supplying 95% (1997) of the country’s electricity. It will have a positive distributional effect in the sense that it will also make electricity available to small-scale enterprises and in households in both the urban and rural areas through distribution of power by the municipalities and local governments.La présente intervention porte sur un projet prioritaire dans le cadre de la politique énergétique du gouvernement namibien. Il s'inscrit également dans la stratégie du Groupe de la Banque visant à promouvoir une croissance économique plus forte et durable en Namibie. Le projet renforcera le réseau électrique en Namibie, fournira une électricité fiable et de bonne qualité et permettra d'accroître l'approvisionnement de divers secteurs économiques et des ménages dans les zones urbaines et rurales. L'interconnexion 400 kV s'étendra de RSA à la Namibie : (i) augmenter la capacité du poste existant de Kokerboom afin d'approvisionner les nouveaux consommateurs de la ville de Keetmanshoop et les charges agricoles et industrielles autour du poste ; et (ii) alimenter les charges industrielles et commerciales à Windhoek et les charges minières. Elle contribuera au développement économique par la mise en place de nouveaux projets, notamment dans le secteur minier, et donc à la création d'emplois. Le projet augmentera la capacité d'approvisionnement du réseau national, qui fournit 95 % (1997) de l'électricité du pays. Elle aura un effet distributif positif en ce sens qu'elle rendra également l'électricité disponible aux petites entreprises et aux ménages dans les zones urbaines et rurales grâce à la distribution de l'électricité par les municipalités et les gouvernements locaux.The objective of the sector is to provide adequate and reliable energy at least cost to the various economic sectors in Namibia to promote economic growth and improve the standard of living of the population. The project objective is to strengthen the electricity network of Namibia, in particular the interconnection with Republic of South Africa (RSA) and the Southern Africa Power Pool (SAPP).L'objectif du secteur est de fournir une énergie adéquate et fiable au moindre coût aux différents secteurs économiques de la Namibie pour promouvoir la croissance économique et améliorer le niveau de vie de la population. L'objectif du projet est de renforcer le réseau électrique de la Namibie, en particulier l'interconnexion avec la République d'Afrique du Sud (RSA) et le Southern Africa Power Pool (SAPP).The project will connect new consumers and improve the reliability of supply to the existing household consumers. The availability of reliable electricity will promote the establishment of small and medium enterprises. The creation of such enterprises will create job opportunities for women. Thus, the project is likely to provide better economic opportunities for women.Le projet permettra de connecter de nouveaux consommateurs et d'améliorer la fiabilité de l'approvisionnement des ménages existants. La disponibilité d'une électricité fiable favorisera la création de petites et moyennes entreprises. La création de telles entreprises créera des possibilités d'emploi pour les femmes. Ainsi, le projet est susceptible d'offrir de meilleures opportunités économiques aux femmes.African Development BankNam PowerAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankFIKRU BizunehAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireNamibia-22 17South Africa-29 24Energy sector policy, planning and administrationEnergy - policy, planning and administration228378.884375228378.884375228378.884375228378.884375228378.884375228378.884375228378.884375228378.884375228378.884375228378.884375228378.884375228378.884375228378.884375228378.884375228378.884375228378.8843753654062.15African Development BankNam Power4089403.66Total Disbursement till end of 2009African Development BankNam Power3185865.70Total Interest Repayment till end of 2009African Development Bank100436.38Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2010African Development Bank82290.42Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2010African Development Bank71090.73Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2011African Development Bank59861.70Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2011African Development Bank53950.33Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2012African Development Bank50134.62Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2012African Development Bank43083.26Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2013African Development Bank37617.49Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2013African Development Bank32882.13Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2014African Development Bank30983.73Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2014African Development Bank29393.20Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2015African Development Bank23802.40Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2015African Development Bank17995.91Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2016African Development Bank14569.07Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2016African Development Bank14347.30Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2017African Development Bank10790.60Total Interest Repayment in August of 2017African Development Bank6947.55Total Interest Repayment in February of 2018African Development Bank1772074.92Total Loan Repayment till end of 2009African Development Bank136313.46Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2010African Development Bank136313.46Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2010African Development Bank136313.46Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2011African Development Bank136313.46Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2011African Development Bank136313.46Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2012African Development Bank136313.46Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2012African Development Bank136313.46Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2013African Development Bank136313.46Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2013African Development Bank130501.03Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2014African Development Bank128776.78Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2014African Development Bank129148.76Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2015African Development Bank119377.46Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2015African Development Bank105036.17Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2016African Development Bank96511.02Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2016African Development Bank114324.54Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2017African Development Bank118215.63Total Loan Repayment in August of 2017African Development Bank105268.36Total Loan Repayment in February of 2018African Development Bank35.73Total Loan Repayment in March of 2018African Development BankPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-HAA-001African Development BankThis project is a first Line of Credit to Agricultural Bank of Namibia (Agribank) and amounting South African Rand (ZAR) 60 million. The project intends to provide support to Namibia’s efforts to correct the historical injustices arising from agricultural land ownership and to supplement these efforts with the provision of the necessary means to the new land owners to economically exploit their holdings. It is designed within the policy framework of the country’s agricultural development strategy, which has as its main objectives; i) reducing imbalances in commercial farm land ownership; ii) increasing crop and livestock production at national and household levels in a sustainable manner; and iii) raising the volume and gross value of agricultural exports. The principal components of the projects (LOC I) comprises of the following: (i) Sub projects for Implementation under the Lines of Credit; (ii) Disbursement of Proceeds of Lines of Credit; (iii) Project Implementation and management capacity of Agribank; (iv) Operational and financial performance of Agribank; (v) Affirmative Action Loans Scheme; (vi) Support for agrarian reform; and (vii) training of emerging farmers in farming skills and management by a capacity building consulting firm-Agrifutura. This operation will be executed in one year.Le présent projet constitue une première ligne de crédit pour un montant de 60 millions de rand sud-africain (ZAR) à la Banque agricole de Namibie (Agribank). Le projet vise à appuyer les efforts déployés par la Namibie pour remédier aux injustices historiques découlant de la propriété de terres agricoles et à compléter ces efforts par la fourniture aux nouveaux propriétaires des moyens nécessaires pour exploiter économiquement leurs exploitations. Il est conçu dans le cadre politique de la stratégie de développement agricole du pays, qui a pour objectifs principaux : (i) réduire les déséquilibres dans la propriété commerciale des terres agricoles; (ii) accroître la production végétale et animale au niveau national et au niveau des ménages de manière durable; et (iii) augmenter le volume et la valeur brute des exportations agricoles. Les principales composantes des projets (LOC I) sont les suivantes: (i) sous-projets à mettre en œuvre dans le cadre des lignes de crédit; (ii) décaissement du produit de marges de crédit; (iii) la capacité de mise en œuvre et de gestion du projet d'Agribank; (iv) performance opérationnelle et financière d'Agribank; (v) programme de prêts à action positive; (vi) soutien à la réforme agraire; et (vii) formation des agriculteurs émergents aux compétences et à la gestion agricoles par un cabinet de conseil en renforcement des capacités, Agrifutura. Cette opération sera exécutée en un an.The principal development objective of LOC 1 is to achieve continued and sustainable agricultural GDP growth across the greatest possible socio-economic base and contribute to poverty alleviation by creating new employment opportunities. Project-specific objectives comprises of the following: (i) providing funding to Agribank to on-lend at market rates to emerging (communal) farmers and commercial farmers country-wide for investment in livestock production and irrigated and rainfed agriculture; (ii) improving medium and large scale agricultural enterprises engaged in livestock production and rain-fed and irrigated agriculture; (iii) providing financing for the acquisition of raw materials for industry; (iv) creating new employment opportunities; (v) enhancing food security through increased food availability and improving access to food; and (vi) implementing agrarian reforms aimed at achieving an equitable distribution of agricultural land.Le principal objectif de développement de la LOC 1 est de parvenir à une croissance continue et durable du PIB agricole sur la base socio-économique la plus large possible et de contribuer à la réduction de la pauvreté en créant de nouvelles possibilités d'emploi. Les objectifs spécifiques au projet comprennent les éléments suivants: (i) fournir un financement à Agribank pour l'octroi de prêts au taux du marché aux agriculteurs (communaux) émergents et aux agriculteurs commerciaux à l'échelle du pays afin d'investir dans la production animale et l'agriculture irriguée et pluviale; (ii) amélioration des entreprises agricoles de moyenne et grande échelle exerçant des activités d'élevage et d'agriculture pluviale et irriguée; (iii) financer l’acquisition de matières premières pour l’industrie; (iv) créer de nouvelles opportunités d'emploi; (iv) renforcement de la sécurité alimentaire grâce à une disponibilité alimentaire accrue et à un meilleur accès à la nourriture; et (v) mise en œuvre de réformes agraires visant à réaliser une répartition équitable des terres agricoles.A total of 700 sub-projects were to be financed under this first line of credit. An average loan amount of N $ 25,000 is being considered for emerging commercial farmers. A total of 700 households are expected to benefit from lending operations financed from the resources of this line of credit. In addition, 4,200 people, mostly small farmers, are expected to benefit from agricultural loans financed through the line of credit.Au total, 700 sous-projets devaient être financés au titre de cette première ligne de crédit. Un montant moyen de prêt de 25 000 dollars namibiens est envisagé pour les agriculteurs commerciaux émergents. Au total, 700 ménages devraient bénéficier d'opérations de prêt financées sur les ressources de cette ligne de crédit. En outre, 4200 personnes, composées en majorité de petits agriculteurs, devraient bénéficier de prêts agricoles financés sur la ligne de crédit.Government of NamibiaAfrican Development BankAgricultural Bank of NamibiaAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankPINS2Mohamed Yusuf BALAYAHPortfolio Officer, PINS2+225 27 2026 2408m.balayah@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireNamibia-22 17Formal sector financial intermediariesMicrofinance and financial services - Microfinance and financial services389216.119000389216.119000389216.119000389216.119000389216.119000389216.119000389216.119000389216.119000389216.119000389216.1190003892161.19African Development BankAgricultural Bank of Namibia3892161.19Total Disbursement till end of 2009African Development BankAgricultural Bank of Namibia2860738.81Total Interest Repayment till end of 2009African Development Bank3892161.19Total Loan Repayment till end of 2009African Development Bank0.00Government of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-HAA-002African Development BankThe present project concerns the second line of credit to Agribank. It's intended to provide support to Namibia’s national efforts to correct the historical injustices arising from agricultural land ownership and to supplement these efforts with the provision of the necessary means to the new land owners to economically exploit the land. This second line of credit aimed at the provision of financial resources to Agribank for on-lending, at market rates, to emerging/commercial farmers, as well as, established commercial farmers countrywide in order to raise the incomes of emerging, as well as, established commercial farmers, by increasing the productivity and overall production of their agricultural operations. This line of credit should be used to finance the procurement of farmland and livestock, agricultural equipment and implements, farm inputs such as seeds and fertilizers and the development of agricultural infrastructure including fencing, water reservoirs, boreholes, marketing facilities and housing for farm labor. It should also put particular emphasis on the redistribution of commercial farmland on the basis of “willing buyer, willing seller” and increasing women’s access to credit.Le présent projet porte sur la deuxième ligne de crédit octroyée à Agribank. Il est destinée à appuyer les efforts déployés par la Namibie au plan national en vue de redresser les déséquilibres héritées de l’époque coloniale en matière de possession des terres agricoles et de servir d’appoint à ces efforts en fournissant aux nouveaux propriétaires les moyens nécessaires à l’exploitation économique de leurs terres. Cette deuxième ligne de crédit vise à octroyer des fonds à Agribank, qui devrait ensuite rétrocéder, aux taux du marché, aux agriculteurs émergents/exploitant les terres communautaires et commerciales sur l’ensemble du pays afin d'accroître les revenus aussi bien des agriculteurs commerciaux que de ceux déjà établis et, ce, grâce à l’amélioration de la productivité et de la production de leurs activités agricoles. Cette ligne devrait servir à financer l’acquisition de terres agricoles et de bétail, d’équipements et d’outillages agricoles, d’intrants agricoles tels que des semences et des engrais et la mise en place d’infrastructures agricoles dont des clôtures, des réservoirs d’eau, des forages, des installations commerciales et des logements destinés à la main-d’œuvre agricole. Elle devrait accorder la priorité à la redistribution des terres commerciales sur la base de la “vente de gré à gré” et à l’accès des femmes au crédit.The sector goal is to lead to continued growth in agricultural Gross Domestic Product (GDP), across the broadest possible socioeconomic base, in a sustainable manner. The project objective is the provision of funding to Agribank to onlend at market rates to emerging (communal) farmers and commercial farmers countrywide for investment in livestock production and irrigated and rainfed agriculture.Le but sectoriel du projet est d'aboutir à une croissance soutenue du Produit Intérieur Brut (PIB) agricole, sur une base socioéconomique la plus large possible, et de manière durable. L'objectif du projet est l'octroi de fonds à Agribank en vue de rétrocession aux taux du marché aux exploitations émergentes (communautaires) et commerciales sur l’ensemble du territoire, aux fins d’investissement dans la production animale, la culture irriguée et pluviale.The direct beneficiary of the project is Agribank. In addition, the ultimate beneficiaries are emerging farmers/ community and commercial farmers across the country.Le bénéficiaire directe du projet est Agribank. Par ailleurs, les bénéficiaires ultimes sont les agriculteurs /communautés émergents et les agriculteurs commerciaux à travers le pays.African Development BankAgricultural Bank of NamibiaAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankPINS2Mohamed Yusuf BALAYAHPortfolio Officer, PINS2+225 27 2026 2408m.balayah@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireWindhoek-22.55941 17.08323Formal sector financial intermediariesMicrofinance and financial services - Microfinance and financial services1216300.3700001216300.3700001216300.3700001216300.3700004865201.48African Development BankAgricultural Bank of Namibia4865201.48Total Disbursement till end of 2009African Development BankAgricultural Bank of Namibia2784903.73Total Interest Repayment till end of 2009African Development Bank4865201.48Total Loan Repayment till end of 2009African Development BankPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-IA0-001African Development BankThe Human Resources Development Project (HRD), the second financed by the Bank Group in the education sector in Namibia, was approved in 1994. The project provides a comprehensive approach to human resources development and will enhance productivity in various areas of economic activity as espoused in Government of Republic of Namibia’s Transitional National Development Plan. It emanates from the lack of employable human resources and the need to emphasize appropriate curricula with adequate teaching aids, instructional materials as the most effective tools for training. The project to be implemented over a period of three and a half years comprises the following: (i) establishment of an information and instructional resource centre (IIRC); (ii) establishment of a user training capacity to enable various target groups to make optimum use of the IIRC and to make for the efficient management of the IIRC; (iii) project management to oversee the implementation of the project.Le Projet de développement des ressources humaines (DRH), le second financé par le Groupe de la Banque dans le secteur de l'éducation en Namibie, a été approuvé en 1994. Le projet offre une approche globale du développement des ressources humaines et améliorera la productivité dans divers secteurs de l'activité économique, comme le prévoit le Plan de développement national de transition du Gouvernement de la République de Namibie. Elle découle du manque de ressources humaines aptes à l'emploi et de la nécessité de mettre l'accent sur des programmes d'études appropriés, assortis d'auxiliaires didactiques et de matériels didactiques adéquats, qui sont les outils les plus efficaces pour la formation. Le projet qui doit être mis en œuvre sur une période de trois ans et demi comprend les éléments suivants : (i) création d'un centre d'information et de ressources pédagogiques (IIRC) ; (ii) mise en place d'une capacité de formation des utilisateurs pour permettre aux différents groupes cibles d'utiliser au mieux l'IIRC et d'en assurer une gestion efficace ; (iii) gestion du projet pour en contrôler l'exécution.In sectoral terms, the project is to ultimately result in an improved quality and an increased capacity of employable human resources in Namibia. The immediate result of the project following its implementation will be a strengthened human resources development support system through the project outputs.Sur le plan sectoriel, le projet doit aboutir à terme à une amélioration de la qualité et à une augmentation de la capacité des ressources humaines employables en Namibie. Le résultat immédiat du projet après sa mise en œuvre sera le renforcement du système d'appui à la mise en valeur des ressources humaines grâce aux produits du projet.The project beneficiary in the Ministry of Higher Education, Training and Employment Creation of Namibia.Le bénéficiaire du projet au Ministère de l'enseignement supérieur, de la formation et de la création d'emplois de la Namibie.Nigerian Trust FundGovernment Of NamibiaGovernment of NamibiaMinistry of financeArab Bank for Economic Development in Africa (BADEA)African Development BankAfrican Development BankBONGJOH Felix NsomAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireEducation policy and administrative managementEducation - administration, policy and planning133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.165294133832.1652943050293.62Nigerian Trust FundGovernment of Namibia Ministry of Finance2642760.16Total Disbursement till end of 2009Nigerian Trust FundMinistry of finance903896.33Total Interest Repayment till end of 2009Nigerian Trust Fund29727.81Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2010Nigerian Trust Fund27910.53Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2010Nigerian Trust Fund26880.73Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2011Nigerian Trust Fund25108.87Total Interest Repayment in Second Quarter of 2011Nigerian Trust Fund24132.08Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2012Nigerian Trust Fund22428.37Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2012Nigerian Trust Fund21330.43Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2013Nigerian Trust Fund19619.15Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2013Nigerian Trust Fund18507.80Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2014Nigerian Trust Fund16592.74Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2014Nigerian Trust Fund16478.26Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2015Nigerian Trust Fund15349.32Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2015Nigerian Trust Fund14427.13Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2016Nigerian Trust Fund12393.94Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2016Nigerian Trust Fund11329.71Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2017Nigerian Trust Fund9688.57Total Interest Repayment in July of 2017Nigerian Trust Fund8103.23Total Interest Repayment in December of 2017Nigerian Trust Fund6237.43Total Interest Repayment in July of 2018Nigerian Trust Fund5105.03Total Interest Repayment in January of 2019Nigerian Trust Fund3517.45Total Interest Repayment in July of 2019Nigerian Trust Fund2596.79Total Interest Repayment in January of 2020Nigerian Trust Fund1191768.70Total Loan Repayment till end of 2009Nigerian Trust Fund69094.83Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2010Nigerian Trust Fund69094.83Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2010Nigerian Trust Fund69094.83Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2011Nigerian Trust Fund69094.83Total Loan Repayment in Second Quarter of 2011Nigerian Trust Fund69094.83Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2012Nigerian Trust Fund69094.83Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2012Nigerian Trust Fund69094.83Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2013Nigerian Trust Fund69094.83Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2013Nigerian Trust Fund69157.95Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2014Nigerian Trust Fund68079.46Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2014Nigerian Trust Fund72325.25Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2015Nigerian Trust Fund75464.73Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2015Nigerian Trust Fund76717.69Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2016Nigerian Trust Fund74649.98Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2016Nigerian Trust Fund76751.02Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2017Nigerian Trust Fund77347.49Total Loan Repayment in July of 2017Nigerian Trust Fund75605.22Total Loan Repayment in December of 2017Nigerian Trust Fund74206.80Total Loan Repayment in July of 2018Nigerian Trust Fund76366.16Total Loan Repayment in January of 2019Nigerian Trust Fund76585.41Total Loan Repayment in July of 2019Nigerian Trust Fund77173.89Total Loan Repayment in January of 2020Nigerian Trust Fund1070000.00Government of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-IAB-001African Development BankThe Basic Teacher Education Project (BTE), the first financed by the Bank Group in the education sector in Namibia, was approved in June 1993. The establishment of two Basic Teacher Education Colleges within the context of the present project is in consonance with Namibia’s and the Bank Group’s education policies, which aim at improving the quality of basic education. The project, which will be implemented over a period of 3 years, comprises: (i) Construction, and supervision of works, of two new Basic Teacher Education Colleges (BTECs) with a capacity of 300 students each at Rundu and Katima Mulilo; (ii) Strengthening of management capacity in the Ministry of Education and Culture (MEC) by providing a full-time Project Manager and necessary equipment and operating funds. The estimated total cost, net of taxes and duties, is FUA 12 million.Le Projet de formation pédagogique de base, le premier financé par le Groupe de la Banque dans le secteur de l'éducation en Namibie, a été approuvé en juin 1993. La création de deux écoles normales dans le cadre du présent projet s'inscrit dans le cadre des politiques éducatives de la Namibie et du Groupe de la Banque, qui visent à améliorer la qualité de l'éducation de base. Le projet, qui sera mis en œuvre sur une période de 3 ans, comprend : (i) Construction et supervision des travaux de deux nouveaux collèges de formation des enseignants de base (BTEC) d'une capacité de 300 élèves chacun à Rundu et Katima Mulilo ; (ii) Renforcement des capacités de gestion du Ministère de l'éducation et de la culture (MEC) en fournissant un directeur de projet à plein temps et les équipements et fonds nécessaires. Le coût total estimé, net de taxes et de droits, est de 12 millions de UCF.The ultimate objective of the project is an improved basic education system. The immediate objective is an upgraded pre-service basic teacher education through the establishment of two new teacher education colleges with an initial intake capacity of 300 students each and respectively turning out 100 graduates a year.L'objectif ultime du projet est l'amélioration du système d'éducation de base. L'objectif immédiat est d'améliorer la formation initiale initiale des enseignants par la création de deux nouvelles écoles normales d'une capacité initiale de 300 étudiants chacune et de 100 diplômés par an.The project will benefit to the Ministry of Education and Culture (MEC) as well as people in disadvantaged rural areas of Rundu and Katima Mulilo. The two new centres will make available 600 student places with an annual output of 200 qualified teachers by the year 1998.Le projet bénéficiera au ministère de l'Éducation et de la Culture (MEC) ainsi qu'aux habitants des zones rurales défavorisées de Rundu et Katima Mulilo. Les deux nouveaux centres offriront 600 places d'étudiants avec une production annuelle de 200 enseignants qualifiés d'ici 1998.African Development FundGovernment Of NamibiaGovernment of NamibiaMinistry of Education and CultureAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankBONGJOH Felix NsomAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoirePrimary educationEducation - primary219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.175854219986.1758549019433.21African Development FundGovernment of Namibia10000481.40Total Disbursement till end of 2009African Development FundMinistry of Education and Culture619930.88Total Interest Repayment till end of 2009African Development Fund35605.31Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2010African Development Fund34877.71Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2010African Development Fund35218.81Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2011African Development Fund34463.63Total Interest Repayment in Second Quarter of 2011African Development Fund34845.86Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2012African Development Fund34271.50Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2012African Development Fund34478.03Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2013African Development Fund33711.56Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2013African Development Fund34019.09Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2014African Development Fund33094.12Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2014African Development Fund32037.52Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2015African Development Fund31006.52Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2015African Development Fund30394.64Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2016African Development Fund30513.17Total Interest Repayment in Third Quarter of 2016African Development Fund30648.36Total Interest Repayment in First Quarter of 2017African Development Fund29181.11Total Interest Repayment in July of 2017African Development Fund28994.96Total Interest Repayment in December of 2017African Development Fund27899.90Total Interest Repayment in July of 2018African Development Fund28002.86Total Interest Repayment in January of 2019African Development Fund26879.27Total Interest Repayment in July of 2019African Development Fund27063.01Total Interest Repayment in January of 2020African Development Fund26507.90Total Interest Repayment in July of 2020African Development Fund26572.07Total Interest Repayment in January of 2021African Development Fund25311.60Total Interest Repayment in July of 2021African Development Fund24995.31Total Interest Repayment in January of 2022Government of Namibia23478.08Total Interest Repayment in July of 2022African Development FundGovernment of Namibia23287.61Total Interest Repayment in February of 2023African Development FundGovernment of Namibia23035.03Total Interest Repayment in July of 2023African Development FundGovernment of Namibia22765.54Total Interest Repayment in January of 2024African Development FundGovernment of Namibia21797.85Total Interest Repayment in July of 2024African Development FundGovernment of Namibia21214.13Total Interest Repayment in July of 2025African Development FundGovernment of Namibia21115.71Total Interest Repayment in January of 2026African Development FundGovernment of Namibia20191.82Total Interest Repayment in July of 2026African Development FundGovernment of Namibia600028.89Total Loan Repayment till end of 2009African Development Fund50002.41Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2010African Development Fund50002.41Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2010African Development Fund50002.41Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2011African Development Fund50002.41Total Loan Repayment in Second Quarter of 2011African Development Fund50002.41Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2012African Development Fund50002.41Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2012African Development Fund50002.41Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2013African Development Fund50002.41Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2013African Development Fund149753.06Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2014African Development Fund150111.05Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2014African Development Fund145399.28Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2015African Development Fund145695.06Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2015African Development Fund142853.49Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2016African Development Fund147728.45Total Loan Repayment in Third Quarter of 2016African Development Fund149404.29Total Loan Repayment in First Quarter of 2017African Development Fund147341.34Total Loan Repayment in July of 2017African Development Fund146791.01Total Loan Repayment in December of 2017African Development Fund146566.67Total Loan Repayment in July of 2018African Development Fund147398.92Total Loan Repayment in January of 2019African Development Fund146927.28Total Loan Repayment in July of 2019African Development Fund148124.16Total Loan Repayment in January of 2020African Development Fund149912.99Total Loan Repayment in July of 2020African Development Fund150703.54Total Loan Repayment in January of 2021African Development Fund988.53Total Loan Repayment in February of 2021African Development Fund150144.61Total Loan Repayment in July of 2021African Development Fund149128.15Total Loan Repayment in January of 2022Government of Namibia145722.90Total Loan Repayment in July of 2022African Development FundGovernment of Namibia145601.92Total Loan Repayment in February of 2023African Development FundGovernment of Namibia150016.27Total Loan Repayment in July of 2023African Development FundGovernment of Namibia149404.88Total Loan Repayment in January of 2024African Development FundGovernment of Namibia148392.80Total Loan Repayment in July of 2024African Development FundGovernment of Namibia112825.18Total Loan Repayment in January of 2025African Development FundGovernment of Namibia152660.52Total Loan Repayment in July of 2025African Development FundGovernment of Namibia153944.76Total Loan Repayment in January of 2026African Development FundGovernment of Namibia153894.17Total Loan Repayment in July of 2026African Development FundGovernment of Namibia1842000.00Government of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-IAD-001African Development BankThe project to support the development of a National Human Resources Plan for Economic Growth in Namibia is designed to meet the need for better planning of the supply and demand of human resources in the country. It is intended to support economic and social development and enhance Namibia's competitiveness. Project implementation is planned over a period of 12 months, from September 2009 to August 2010. The total cost is estimated at UA 2.08 million (NAD 26.42 million, excluding taxes and customs duties). The project has two components: the first component relates to the Skills Needs Assessment and the Human Resources Plan, while the second concerns the strengthening of institutional capacity and development of human resources.The objective of the project is to assist the Government of the Republic of Namibia (GRN) in developing a human resources plan to institutionalize the supply and demand of human resources and to establish a monitoring and evaluation system.The direct beneficiary of the support is the Namibian Government. Indirect beneficiaries are the populations.Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of financeAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankAHTPJason Mosomi MOCHACHEArchitect & Education Spej.mochache@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireNamibia-22 17Higher educationEducation - tertiary37500.00000037500.00000037500.00000037500.00000037500.00000037500.00000037500.00000037500.00000037500.00000037500.00000037500.00000037500.00000037500.00000037500.00000037500.00000037500.000000600000.00Middle Income Countries FundGovernment of Namibia Ministry of Finance481011.75Total Disbursement in Third Quarter of 2011Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance76640.19Total Disbursement in Second Quarter of 2013Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of financePlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-IZ0-001African Development BankThe objectives of the proposal are to develop the policy and finance a feasibility study on an appropriate national health insurance model and its implementation. These objectives should be achieved through financing technical assistance to coordinate and oversee the development of relevant policies and related analytical work as well as facilitating the implementation processes.Les objectifs de la proposition sont de développer la politique et de financer une étude de faisabilité sur un modèle national d’assurance maladie approprié et sa mise en œuvre. Ces objectifs devraient être atteints en finançant l’assistance technique nécessaire pour coordonner et superviser l’élaboration des politiques pertinentes et des travaux analytiques connexes, ainsi que pour faciliter les processus de mise en œuvre.Middle Income Countries FundSocial Security commission (SSC)African Development BankAfrican Development BankRDGSNana Beth Gokwadilwe KGOSIDINTSIHealth Analyst, AHHD2n.kgosidintsi@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireWindhoek-22.55941 17.08323Multisector aid for basic social servicesGeneral Budget Support - General Budget Support31250.00000031250.00000031250.00000031250.00000031250.00000031250.00000031250.00000031250.00000031250.00000031250.00000031250.00000031250.00000031250.00000031250.00000031250.00000031250.000000500000.00Middle Income Countries FundGovernment of Namibia Ministry of Finance271967.90Total Disbursement in First Quarter of 2014Middle Income Countries FundSocial Security commission (SSC)Please see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-K00-001African Development BankThe proposed operation is the second phase of the Statistical Capacity Building Program (Scb-II) in Namibia. Its design is founded on the Reference Regional Strategic Framework for Statistical Development in Africa (RRSF). The program also benefitted from the experiences gained from the design and implementation of the SCB I program, also known as the International Comparison Program (ICP 2005) in which 48 countries on the continent of Africa, including Namibia, had participated. It has four components: i) Support to activities of (a) improving the system of national accounts, price statistics and other economic statistics through implementation of the International Comparison Program (ICP); and (b) design of the national statistical development strategy and training of NSS staff; ii) Improving social statistics, poverty monitoring and analysis; iii) Improving Statistics on priority focus areas: (a) Infrastructure Statistics; (b) Environment and Climate Change Statistics; (c) Agriculture Statistics; (iv) Data Development, Archiving and Dissemination. By strengthening statistical capacity in Namibia, the program would contribute to increasing the capacity of the NSS staff including data users, to produce sufficiently disaggregated and high quality data to undertake effective project/program design and preparation, feasibility and sector studies, and other country analytical work. This will include monitoring the progress towards achievement of MDGs (now SDGs) and poverty reduction. The results of the program would contribute a valuable input in enhancing the creation of new business opportunities in the public and the private sectors of Namibia. They would also enable the Bank to generate a strong pipeline of programs and projects for financing in the country.La présente opération concerne la deuxième phase du programme de renforcement des capacités statistiques (Scb-II) en Namibie. Sa conception est fondée sur le Cadre stratégique régional de référence pour le développement de la statistique en Afrique (CSRR). Le programme a également bénéficié des expériences acquises lors de la conception et de la mise en œuvre du programme SCB I, également connu sous le nom de Programme de comparaison internationale (PCI 2005) auquel 48 pays du continent africain, dont la Namibie, avaient participé. Il comporte quatre volets : i) soutien aux activités visant à a) améliorer le système des comptes nationaux, les statistiques des prix et d'autres statistiques économiques par la mise en œuvre du Programme de comparaison internationale (PCI) ; et b) conception de la stratégie nationale de développement statistique et formation du personnel des SNS ; ii) amélioration des statistiques sociales, du suivi et de l'analyse de la pauvreté ; iii) amélioration des statistiques dans les domaines prioritaires : a) Statistiques sur les infrastructures ; b) Statistiques sur l'environnement et le changement climatique ; c) Statistiques sur l'agriculture ; iv) Développement, archivage et diffusion des données. En renforçant les capacités statistiques en Namibie, le programme contribuerait à accroître la capacité du personnel du SNS, y compris les utilisateurs de données, à produire des données suffisamment désagrégées et de haute qualité pour entreprendre une conception et une préparation efficaces des projets/programmes, des études de faisabilité et sectorielles, et d'autres travaux analytiques sur le pays. Il s'agira notamment de suivre les progrès accomplis dans la réalisation des OMD (aujourd'hui ODD) et la réduction de la pauvreté. Les résultats du programme apporteraient une contribution précieuse à l'amélioration de la création de nouvelles opportunités d'affaires dans les secteurs public et privé de la Namibie. Ils permettraient également à la Banque de générer une solide réserve de programmes et de projets à financer dans le pays.The program aims to: (i) build statistical capacity through training and institutions strengthening and (ii) improve poverty and MDGs (now SDGs) monitoring, policy formulation, effective results measurement, and decision-making. It would also meant to enable Namibia to improve its National Statistical System (NSS) in order to provide reliable, relevant, coherent and timely data.Le programme vise à : (i) renforcer les capacités statistiques par la formation et le renforcement des institutions et (ii) améliorer le suivi de la pauvreté et des OMD (maintenant SDG), la formulation des politiques, la mesure efficace des résultats et la prise de décision. Il devrait également permettre à la Namibie d'améliorer son système statistique national (NSS) afin de fournir des données fiables, pertinentes, cohérentes et opportunes.The SCB II MIC-TAF is a useful program in strengthening the statistical capacity of the Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA) with benefits to the overall National Statistical System. The main beneficiaries are the Government of Namibia; The Central Bank of Namibia; The Ministry of Finance; National Planning Commission; NSA; the Population of Namibia; Developmental Partners and other data users.Le SCB II MIC-TAF est un programme utile pour renforcer la capacité statistique de l'Agence des statistiques de Namibie (NSA), avec des avantages pour l'ensemble du système statistique national. Les principaux bénéficiaires sont le gouvernement de Namibie, la Banque centrale de Namibie, le ministère des finances, la Commission nationale de planification, la NSA, la population de Namibie, les partenaires au développement et d'autres utilisateurs de données.Government of NamibiaGovernment Of NamibiaMiddle Income Countries FundCentral Bureau of Statistics (CBS)African Development BankAfrican Development BankPICU2Alice Joy NABALAMBAUrban Dev. Specialist/Planning, PICU2+225 27 2026 2342a.nabalamba@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireNamibia-22 17General budget support-related aidGeneral Budget Support - General Budget Support27255.55555627255.55555627255.55555627255.55555627255.55555627255.55555627255.55555627255.55555627255.55555627255.55555627255.55555627255.55555627255.55555627255.55555627255.55555627255.55555627255.55555627255.555556490600.00Middle Income Countries FundGovernment of Namibia Ministry of Finance490600.00Total Disbursement in Fourth Quarter of 2013Middle Income Countries FundCentral Bureau of Statistics (CBS)24530.00Government of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-KA0-001African Development BankThe Institutional Strengthening for Public-Private Partnerships (ISPPP) Project responds to a Government of the Republic of Namibia (GRN) request for Bank's prompt support to enhance budget, cash and public debt management capacity. The project is a urgent technical assistance to improve the capacity and institutional framework for budget, cash and debt management which is critical to developing external and domestic financing capabilities as well as mobilizing private financing and improving efficiency of public investment in infrastructure development. It includes the following components: a) PPP project preparation technical assistance for pilot projects b) PPP capacity building and Training c) Public investment management capacity enhancement including Development of budget preparation manual & related training; Development of cash forecasting and management guideline; and PFM training (local and regional institutions). Through the proposed project, the Bank can share the wealth of expertise it has accumulated through similar PPP interventions in other Regional member Countries.Le projet de renforcement institutionnel des partenariats public-privé (ISPPP) répond à une demande du Gouvernement namibien visant à obtenir un soutien rapide de la Banque pour améliorer la capacité de gestion du budget, des liquidités et de la dette publique. Le projet consiste en une assistance technique urgente pour améliorer la capacité et le cadre institutionnel pour la gestion du budget, de la trésorerie et de la dette, indispensable au développement des capacités de financement externe et interne et mobiliser le financement privé et améliorer l'efficacité des investissements publics dans le développement des infrastructures. Il est articulé autour des composantes suivantes: a) Assistance technique pour la préparation de projets PPP b) Renforcement des capacités et formation en PPP c) Renforcement des capacités de gestion des investissements publics, y compris élaboration du manuel de préparation du budget et formation connexe; Développement de prévisions de trésorerie et de lignes directrices de gestion; et formation en GFP (institutions locales et régionales). A travers ce projet, la Banque peut partager la richesse de l'expertise qu'elle a accumulée grâce à des interventions PPP similaires dans d'autres pays membres régionaux.The principal objectives of this project are to (a) Provide capacity building, technical assistance and advisory services to assist the Government of Namibia in the operationalization of the PPP framework; (b) Attract private investment in infrastructure and other strategic areas of the economy; and (c)Enhance budget, cash and public debt management capacity.Les principaux objectifs de ce projet sont les suivants: a) Fournir des services de renforcement des capacités, d'assistance technique et de conseil pour aider le gouvernement namibien à mettre en œuvre le cadre des PPP; b) Attirer l'investissement privé dans les infrastructures et dans d'autres domaines stratégiques de l'économie; et c) Renforcer la capacité de gestion du budget, des liquidités et de la dette publique.The project will mainly benefit the Government of the Republic of Namibia (GRN). The key government entities involved in operationalizing the PPP policy are the Ministry of Finance, the National Planning Commission and sector Ministries. Enhancing the capacity of these entities is critical to operationalizing of the PPP policy and operational framework.Le projet bénéficiera essentiellement au Gouvernement de la République de Namibie (GRN). Les principales entités gouvernementales impliquées dans l'opérationnalisation de la politique de PPP sont le ministère des Finances, la Commission nationale de planification et les ministères sectoriels. Le renforcement des capacités de ces entités est essentiel à l'opérationnalisation de la politique et du cadre opérationnel des PPP.Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of financeAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankRDGSBaboucarr KOMAGovernance Officer, ECGF2b.koma@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireWindhoek-22.55941 17.08323General budget support-related aidTransport - meteorological services23868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.81818223868.818182787671.00Middle Income Countries FundGovernment of Namibia Ministry of Finance110135.93Total Disbursement in First Quarter of 2016Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance10331.32Total Disbursement in Second Quarter of 2016Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance12945.14Total Disbursement in Third Quarter of 2016Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance16081.36Total Disbursement in First Quarter of 2017Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance10270.68Total Disbursement in July of 2017Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance56312.79Total Disbursement in November of 2017Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance14012.34Total Disbursement in December of 2017Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance13632.04Total Disbursement in April of 2018Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance9223.93Total Disbursement in May of 2018Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance10810.19Total Disbursement in August of 2018Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance63322.01Total Disbursement in November of 2018Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance137461.18Total Disbursement in December of 2018Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance52262.67Total Disbursement in February of 2019Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance1526.25Total Disbursement in April of 2019Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance1680.71Total Disbursement in July of 2019Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance34194.53Total Disbursement in September of 2019Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance21291.85Total Disbursement in October of 2021Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance12538.52Total Disbursement in November of 2021Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance12664.11Total Disbursement in November of 2021Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance25309.58Total Disbursement in December of 2021Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance12636.45Total Disbursement in February of 2022Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance15381.63Total Disbursement in March of 2022Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance14750.70Total Disbursement in April of 2022Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance14467.35Total Disbursement in May of 2022Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance13408.89Total Disbursement in June of 2022Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance16441.17Total Disbursement in July of 2022Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance15133.12Total Disbursement in August of 2022Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance14297.09Total Disbursement in September of 2022Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance15345.84Total Disbursement in November of 2022Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance29800.31Total Disbursement in July of 2023Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of financePlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-E00-005African Development BankThe Namibia Water Sector Support Program (NWSSP) will contribute to the goals of the Government’s Vision 2030, National Development Plan 5 (NDP5) and its Harambee Prosperity Plan (HPP 2016- 2020). The Government of Namibia’s Vision 2030 and its NDP 5 (2017-2022) focus on improving the quality of life of the people of Namibia to the level of their counterparts in the developed world. The past few years have seen Namibia struggle with a national water crisis where the country is experiencing one of the worst droughts in 50 years. The 2018/19 rainy season, being one of the driest since 1981 in central and western parts of the region and the majority of the country only received 50% or less of average seasonal rainfall, which affected both rural and urban communities. The Program will address the needs of a critical sector that contributes to economic and social growth. The WSSP is designed to cover critical, urgent water supply infrastructure development and sanitation activities prioritised from various studies by the Technical Committee of Experts (TCE) supporting the Cabinet Committee on water established by Presidential order. It will address major infrastructure bottlenecks in the water sector. The program is to be implemented over 60 months beginning in January 2020 at a cost of ZAR 3.3 billion. The main expected outcomes include: (i) increased and sustained access to improved water supply, (ii) increased access to improved sanitation in rural areas and (iii) improved institutional capacity, sustainable management and utilization of water resources.Le Programme d'appui au secteur de l'eau en Namibie (NWSSP) contribuera à la réalisation des objectifs de la Vision 2030, du cinquième Plan national de développement (NDP5) et du Plan Harambee pour la prospérité (HPP 2016- 2020) du gouvernement. Ces dernières années, la Namibie a été confrontée à une crise nationale de l'eau, l'une des pires sécheresses qu'ait connues le pays en 50 ans. La saison des pluies 2018/19 a été l'une des plus sèches depuis 1981 dans le centre et l’ouest de la région, et la majorité du pays n'a reçu que 50 % ou moins des précipitations saisonnières moyennes, ce qui a des conséquences négatives sur les communautés rurales et urbaines. Le programme répondra aux besoins d'un secteur essentiel qui contribue à la croissance économique et sociale. Le NWSSP vise mettre en œuvre les activités critiques et urgentes de développement des infrastructures d'approvisionnement en eau et d'assainissement définies comme priorités par les différentes études réalisées par le Comité technique d'experts (TCE) qui apporte un appui au Comité ministériel sur l'eau créé par décret présidentiel. Il s'attaquera aux principaux goulets d'étranglement de l'infrastructure dans le secteur de l'eau. Le programme devrait être mis en œuvre sur une période de 60 mois à compter de janvier 2020, pour un coût de 3,3 milliards de ZAR. Les principaux résultats attendus sont : i) un accès accru et durable à un meilleur approvisionnement en eau, ii) un meilleur accès à un assainissement amélioré dans les zones rurales et iii) une capacité institutionnelle renforcée, une gestion et une utilisation durables des ressources en eau.The Program Development Objective is to have sustainable production and transfer of water resources resulting in improved access, quality and security to safe drinking water for human consumption and for industrial use in the urban and rural centres in the Central, Northern Central Area and Eastern Areas of the country. This will be achieved by investing in water and sanitation infrastructure, which will lead to improved health and livelihoods of the population of Namibia.L'objectif de développement du programme est d'assurer une production et un transfert durables des ressources en eau afin d'améliorer l'accès, la qualité et la sécurité de l'eau potable destinée à la consommation humaine et à l'industrie dans les centres urbains et ruraux des régions centre, centre-nord et est du pays. Cet objectif sera atteint en investissant dans l'infrastructure de l'eau et de l'assainissement, ce qui permettra d'améliorer la santé et les moyens d'existence de la population namibienne.At completion in 2024, interventions will have overall benefits Country-wide with improved water security, water supply and sanitation to about 1 million direct beneficiaries and 250,000 indirect beneficiaries, majority (> 50%) of whom are women. The program will benefit mainly the urban and rural populations of Namibia in Ohangwena, Kavango West, Kavango East, Oshikoto, Zambezi, Khomas, Oshana, Omaheke, Omusati regions and other areas requiring urgent attention, particularly those facing the worst effects of droughts and floods. Rural residents will gain better health from improved environmental and sanitary conditions. Special focus will be given to vulnerable households within the program areas for improved sanitation facilities. There will also be benefits from employment/livelihood opportunities generated by the program, empowerment of women and youth groups for possible business along the water and sanitation value chain i.e artisans trained to construct sanitation facilities. This will contribute towards improving the quality of lives of the beneficiary population, and avail water for agriculture (meeting Bank’s High Five).À l’achèvement en 2024, les interventions auront des effets bénéfiques dans l'ensemble du pays, avec une amélioration de la sécurité de l'eau, de l'approvisionnement en eau et de l'assainissement pour environ 1 million de bénéficiaires directs et 250 000 bénéficiaires indirects, dont la majorité (> 50 %) sera des femmes. Le programme bénéficiera principalement aux populations urbaines et rurales des régions d'Ohangwena, de Kavango East, d’Oshikoto, de Zambezi, de Khomas, d’Oshana et d’Omusati en Namibie, et d’autres zones nécessitant une attention urgente, en particulier celles qui sont confrontées aux pires effets des sécheresses et des inondations. Les résidents des régions rurales jouiront d'une meilleure santé grâce à l'amélioration des conditions environnementales et sanitaires. Une attention particulière sera accordée aux ménages vulnérables dans les zones du programme pour l'amélioration des installations sanitaires. Il y aura également des avantages en termes de possibilités d'emploi et de moyens d'existence générés par le programme, l'autonomisation des femmes et des groupes de jeunes pour des transactions possibles le long de la chaîne de valeur de l'eau et de l'assainissement, par exemple des artisans formés pour construire les installations sanitaires. Cela contribuera à améliorer la qualité de vie de la population bénéficiaire et à assurer la disponibilité de l’eau pour l'agriculture (contribuant ainsi à la réalisation des High Five de la Banque).Rural Water Supply & SanitationGovernment of NamibiaAfrican Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and ForestryAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankCOZMHerbert Mugwagwa CHINOKOROWater & Sanitation Officer, AHWS2h.chinokoro@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireOtjombinde-21.83333 20.75Ondangwa-17.91667 15.95Katima Mulilo Airport-17.5 24.26667Ruacana-17.43333 14.35Kongola-17.8 23.38333Oshakati-17.78833 15.70436Water sector policy and administrative managementWater supply and Sanitation - policy, planning and administration2919699.0013332919699.0013332919699.0013332919699.0013332919699.0013332919699.0013332919699.0013332919699.0013332919699.0013332919699.0013332919699.0013332919699.0013332919699.0013332919699.0013332919699.0013332919699.0013332919699.0013332919699.0013332919699.0013332919699.0013332919699.0013332919699.0013332919699.0013332919699.0013332919699.0013332919699.0013332919699.0013332919699.0013332919699.0013332919699.00133385049609.40African Development BankGovernment of Namibia93229.61Total Disbursement in May of 2021African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry373934.87Total Disbursement in May of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry189733.45Total Disbursement in May of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry8567.89Total Disbursement in June of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry69922.57Total Disbursement in July of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry71868.09Total Disbursement in August of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry29294.39Total Disbursement in September of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry181548.82Total Disbursement in November of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry9941.71Total Disbursement in November of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry34918.21Total Disbursement in December of 2022African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry477333.59Total Disbursement in February of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry1075839.11Total Disbursement in October of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry175336.38Total Disbursement in March of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry182965.79Total Disbursement in April of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry10586.93Total Disbursement in May of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry94315.90Total Disbursement in May of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry219611.36Total Disbursement in August of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry43425.93Total Disbursement in August of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry168250.67Total Disbursement in October of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry70865.72Total Disbursement in December of 2023African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry28452.03Total Disbursement in January of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry26929.37Total Disbursement in February of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry53350.73Total Disbursement in June of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry1606882.20Total Disbursement in June of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry42108.09Total Disbursement in July of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry1624052.93Total Disbursement in August of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry13790.86Total Disbursement in September of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry486410.26Total Disbursement in September of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry1839563.16Total Disbursement in October of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry414385.11Total Disbursement in November of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry341105.86Total Disbursement in November of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry56820.91Total Disbursement in December of 2024African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry1834713.82Total Disbursement in January of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry33909.48Total Disbursement in February of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry338957.67Total Disbursement in February of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry413702.81Total Disbursement in March of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry40692.99Total Disbursement in April of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry2991839.59Total Disbursement in April of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry1330549.39Total Disbursement in May of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry10259.43Total Disbursement in May of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry123621.21Total Disbursement in June of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry1290944.11Total Disbursement in July of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry299291.64Total Disbursement in July of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry104206.02Total Disbursement in August of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry59739.67Total Disbursement in September of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry327065.41Total Disbursement in October of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry41550.38Total Disbursement in October of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry1155581.95Total Disbursement in November of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry944342.12Total Disbursement in December of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry300414.75Total Disbursement in November of 2025African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry21276.16Total Disbursement in January of 2026African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry1027611.73Total Disbursement in February of 2026African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry697448.21Total Disbursement in February of 2026African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry69177.15Total Disbursement in March of 2026African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry16732.09Total Disbursement in April of 2026African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry51412.15Total Disbursement in April of 2026African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry223816.51Total Disbursement in May of 2026African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry1860104.95Total Disbursement in June of 2026African Development BankMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry295092.14Total Disbursement in June of 2026African Development Bank157264.67Total Disbursement in July of 2026African Development Bank36185.31Total Disbursement in July of 2026African Development Bank1063154.85Total Disbursement in August of 2026African Development Bank1307791.81Total Disbursement in September of 2026African Development Bank1592635.24Total Disbursement in September of 2026African Development Bank213199.51Total Interest Repayment in November of 2020African Development Bank46098.52Total Interest Repayment in January of 2021African Development Bank56946.52Total Interest Repayment in April of 2021African Development Bank57833.77Total Interest Repayment in July of 2021African Development Bank59553.78Total Interest Repayment in October of 2021African Development Bank53667.42Total Interest Repayment in February of 2022Government of Namibia60510.05Total Interest Repayment in April of 2022Government of Namibia35780.60Total Interest Repayment in July of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia19698.47Total Interest Repayment in August of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia59319.84Total Interest Repayment in November of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia66960.27Total Interest Repayment in February of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia138734.88Total Interest Repayment in October of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia31179.10Total Interest Repayment in April of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia36995.08Total Interest Repayment in May of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia77197.24Total Interest Repayment in July of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia89130.60Total Interest Repayment in October of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia97955.16Total Interest Repayment in January of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia101706.44Total Interest Repayment in May of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia103028.28Total Interest Repayment in August of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia80.61Total Interest Repayment in November of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia204108.10Total Interest Repayment in January of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia312279.76Total Interest Repayment in July of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia3080.63Total Interest Repayment in August of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia425212.14Total Interest Repayment in October of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia386269.06Total Interest Repayment in November of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia455530.91Total Interest Repayment in January of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia515434.69Total Interest Repayment in April of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia521975.13Total Interest Repayment in July of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia212960.31Total Loan Repayment in July of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia242001.86Total Loan Repayment in October of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia242133.75Total Loan Repayment in November of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia274498.17Total Loan Repayment in January of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia324935.86Total Loan Repayment in April of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia337821.20Total Loan Repayment in July of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2541360.64Rural Water Supply & SanitationGovernment of Namibia136019.07Total Disbursement in May of 2021Rural Water Supply & SanitationMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry21131.29Total Disbursement in March of 2022Rural Water Supply & SanitationMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry277902.16Total Disbursement in May of 2022Rural Water Supply & SanitationMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry333288.46Total Disbursement in May of 2023Rural Water Supply & SanitationMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry6936.88Total Disbursement in February of 2025Rural Water Supply & SanitationMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry3496.86Total Disbursement in February of 2025Rural Water Supply & SanitationMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry3457.51Total Disbursement in March of 2025Rural Water Supply & SanitationMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry3329.80Total Disbursement in April of 2025Rural Water Supply & SanitationMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry6631.08Total Disbursement in June of 2025Rural Water Supply & SanitationMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry5575.66Total Disbursement in June of 2025Rural Water Supply & SanitationMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry3423.56Total Disbursement in July of 2025Rural Water Supply & SanitationMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry6559.37Total Disbursement in August of 2025Rural Water Supply & SanitationMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry9802.65Total Disbursement in September of 2025Rural Water Supply & SanitationMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry3539.76Total Disbursement in October of 2025Rural Water Supply & SanitationMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry3597.44Total Disbursement in November of 2025Rural Water Supply & SanitationMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry3206.13Total Disbursement in November of 2025Rural Water Supply & SanitationMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry6873.97Total Disbursement in December of 2025Rural Water Supply & SanitationMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry7063.13Total Disbursement in January of 2026Rural Water Supply & SanitationMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry6902.54Total Disbursement in March of 2026Rural Water Supply & SanitationMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry13144.35Total Disbursement in April of 2026Rural Water Supply & SanitationMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry3493.02Total Disbursement in May of 2026Rural Water Supply & SanitationMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry7310.11Total Disbursement in June of 2026Rural Water Supply & SanitationMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry3516.71Total Disbursement in August of 2026Rural Water Supply & Sanitation3597.93Total Disbursement in August of 2026Rural Water Supply & Sanitation61687420.10Government of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-KA0-004African Development BankThe proposed operation is an ADB Loan of two billion, eleven million South African Rand (2.011 billion ZAR), equivalent to UA 97 million, to the Republic of Namibia as supplemental financing for the Economic Governance and Competitiveness Support Program (EGCSP). The EGCSP is designed as a programmatic series of two consecutive General Budget Support (GBS) operations covering the fiscal years 2017/18-2018/19, for a total indicative financing of ZAR 6 billion (UA 336.70 million). After two years of program implementation, despite the numerous achievements of the EGCSP, Namibia requires additional support to confront emerging challenges. The contraction of the economy in recent years has exacerbated the country’s development challenges. Tough reforms are required to further enhance macroeconomic stability, improve public financial management and improve the business environment, while protecting the poor and most vulnerable groups. The proposed supplemental financing operation is carefully designed to build on the policy measures and achievements of EGCSP I and II by consolidating the gains already recorded. It will avail the required resources to implement economic and social development programs and traction necessary to achieve the unfulfilled Outcome and Impact level targets of the program. The proposed reform measures are carefully selected to ensure proper sequencing. The program will also continue to complement other Bank Group funded operations in Namibia, in particular the three infrastructure investment projects approved in 2017 (covering transport infrastructure, agricultural mechanization and seed improvement and education). This supplemental financing brings the total loan to ZAR 8.011 billion over three years.La présente opération porte sur un prêt de deux milliards, onze millions de rands sud-africains (soit 2,011 milliards ZAR), équivalant à 97 millions d’UC, à la République de Namibie au titre d’un financement supplémentaire du Programme d’appui à la gouvernance économique et à la compétitivité (EGCSP). Ce programme est conçu comme une série programmatique comprenant deux opérations consécutives d’appui budgétaire général (ABG) couvrant les exercices 2017-2018 et 2018 - 2019 pour un financement indicatif total de 6 milliards de ZAR (soit 336,70 millions d’UC). Après deux années de mise en œuvre du programme, l’EGCSP a permis de faire de nombreuses réalisations certes, mais la Namibie a besoin d’un soutien supplémentaire pour faire face aux nouveaux défis. La contraction de l’économie au cours des dernières années a exacerbé les problèmes de développement du pays. Des profondes réformes sont nécessaires pour renforcer la stabilité macroéconomique, la gestion des finances publiques et l’environnement des entreprises, tout en protégeant les groupes les plus démunis et les plus vulnérables. L’opération de financement supplémentaire proposée est soigneusement conçue de manière à s’appuyer sur les mesures politiques et les réalisations d’EGCSP I et II tout en consolidant les acquis existants. Ce financement permettra de mobiliser les ressources nécessaires à la mise en œuvre des programmes de développement économique et social et de susciter l’intérêt nécessaire pour réaliser les objectifs non atteints du programme en ce qui concerne les résultats et l’impact. Le programme continuera également à compléter les autres opérations financées par le Groupe de la Banque en Namibie, en particulier les trois projets d’investissement dans les infrastructures approuvés en 2017 (qui couvrent les infrastructures de transport, la mécanisation agricole, l’amélioration des semences et l’éducation). Ce financement supplémentaire porte le montant total du prêt à 8,011 milliards de ZAR sur trois ans.The goal of EGCSP Supplemental Financing operation is to promote inclusive growth and economic competitiveness and diversification through improved economic management and business environment reforms. It will support the implementation of the government’s medium-term development agenda aimed at building a strong foundation for inclusive and sustainable economic growth, while leveraging the achievements of EGCSP I and II. Consistent with this goal, the operation aims specifically to: (i) Advance fiscal consolidation through improved revenue collection, and enhanced efficiency in public spending; (ii) Strengthen public financial management and public sector efficiency, with particular emphasis on improving the governance framework for SOEs; and (iii) Improve the business environment through enhancement of the investment facilitation framework, and improving the framework for industrial and MSME development.L’objectif de l’opération de financement supplémentaire de l’EGCSP est de promouvoir la croissance inclusive, la compétitivité et la diversification économique grâce à une amélioration de la gestion économique et des réformes sur le climat des affaires. Il appuiera la mise en œuvre du programme de développement à moyen terme du gouvernement qui vise à jeter des bases solides d’une une croissance économique inclusive et durable, tout en faisant fond sur les résultats obtenus au titre des EGCSP I et II. Conformément à cet objectif, l’opération vise en particulier à : i) promouvoir l’assainissement budgétaire en améliorant la perception des recettes et l’efficacité des dépenses publiques ; ii) renforcer la gestion des finances publiques et l’efficacité du secteur public, en mettant tout particulièrement l’accent sur l’amélioration du cadre de gouvernance des entreprises publics et iii) améliorer le climat des affaires en renforçant le cadre de facilitation des investissements et en perfectionnant le cadre de développement industriel et des MPME.The beneficiaries of the program remain the same as in EGCSP I and II. The direct beneficiaries are the Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Industrialization, Trade and SME Development, Ministry of Public Enterprises and other ministries and agencies in charge of public financial management and business environment reforms. The entire population of Namibia will ultimately benefit from the ongoing fiscal consolidation efforts, through the resultant fiscal space, which will help to fund critical infrastructure investments. Creation of fiscal space will also guarantee pro-poor expenditures for basic social services delivery, which benefit the poor and other vulnerable groups such as women. The entire population will benefit from improved governance of state-owned enterprises, through improved performance of SOEs and enhanced service delivery. The private sector will also benefit from an increased competitiveness of the economy, resulting from macroeconomic stability, PPP opportunities and an enhanced investment facilitation framework supported by the programme. MSMEs, including women-owned enterprises, will particularly benefit from the improved policy, legal, regulatory and institutional framework for industrial and MSME development.Les bénéficiaires du programme restent les mêmes que ceux de l’EGCSP I e II. Les bénéficiaires directs du programme sont le ministère des Finances, le ministère de l’Industrialisation, du Commerce et du Développement des PME, le ministère des Entreprises publiques et d’autres ministères et agences chargés de la réforme de la gestion des finances publiques et de l’environnement des affaires. Toute la population namibienne profitera à terme des initiatives d’assainissement des finances publiques en cours, grâce à la marge de manœuvre budgétaire qui en résultera et qui permettra de financer l’aménagement des infrastructures essentielles. La création d’une marge de manœuvre budgétaire garantira également l’engagement de dépenses favorables aux pauvres en vue de la prestation de services sociaux de base, ce qui profitera aux personnes démunies et à d’autres groupes vulnérables, notamment les femmes. La population tirera également parti de l’amélioration de la gouvernance des entreprises publiques, grâce à une meilleure performance de ces dernières et à l’amélioration de la prestation des services. Le secteur privé profitera également de l’amélioration de la compétitivité de l’économie qui découlera de la stabilité macroéconomique, des possibilités d’établissement de PPP et de l’amélioration du cadre de facilitation des investissements appuyé par le Programme. Les MPME, notamment les entreprises appartenant à des femmes tireront particulièrement parti de l’amélioration du cadre politique, juridique, réglementaire et institutionnel pour le développement industriel et des MPME.African Development BankMinistry of financeAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankRDGSBaboucarr KOMAGovernance Officer, ECGF2b.koma@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireWindhoek-22.55941 17.08323General budget support-related aidTransport - meteorological services45475987.27500045475987.27500090951974.55African Development BankGovernment of Namibia83686013.08Total Disbursement in June of 2020African Development BankMinistry of finance43957.00Total Interest Repayment in June of 2020African Development Bank742754.34Total Interest Repayment in November of 2020African Development Bank999893.25Total Interest Repayment in February of 2021African Development Bank1027736.78Total Interest Repayment in May of 2021African Development Bank1150043.18Total Interest Repayment in August of 2021African Development Bank1123303.36Total Interest Repayment in November of 2021African Development Bank1041533.51Total Interest Repayment in February of 2022Government of Namibia1168338.29Total Interest Repayment in May of 2022Government of Namibia1193697.47Total Interest Repayment in August of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1257817.43Total Interest Repayment in November of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1517907.12Total Interest Repayment in February of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1584655.03Total Interest Repayment in May of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1767643.39Total Interest Repayment in August of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1839654.34Total Interest Repayment in November of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1848651.15Total Interest Repayment in February of 2024African Development BankMinistère des finances1812656.41Total Interest Repayment in May of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1782783.38Total Interest Repayment in August of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1829753.50Total Interest Repayment in November of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1715126.77Total Interest Repayment in February of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1559198.30Total Interest Repayment in May of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1526224.23Total Interest Repayment in August of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1488118.10Total Interest Repayment in November of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1392812.05Total Interest Repayment in February of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1362810.08Total Interest Repayment in May of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1330246.76Total Interest Repayment in August of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1684335.86Total Loan Repayment in August of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1672047.82Total Loan Repayment in November of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1687558.49Total Loan Repayment in February of 2024African Development BankMinistère des finances1699400.62Total Loan Repayment in May of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1690875.36Total Loan Repayment in August of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1781777.84Total Loan Repayment in November of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1747334.25Total Loan Repayment in February of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1704073.23Total Loan Repayment in May of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1738632.75Total Loan Repayment in August of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1777337.81Total Loan Repayment in November of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1804604.11Total Loan Repayment in February of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1860440.37Total Loan Repayment in May of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1857922.36Total Loan Repayment in August of 2026African Development BankGovernment of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-K00-004African Development BankThe proposed operation is an ADB Loan of One billion four hundred and seventy million South African Rand (1.5 billion ZAR), to the Republic of Namibia to finance the Governance and Economic Recovery Support Program (GERSP). The GERSP aims to support GRN’s reforms geared towards strengthening resilience and enhancing inclusive post-pandemic economic recovery through improved governance and real sector reforms, as articulated in the Letter of Development Policy. The operation is designed in response to a request submitted by the Namibian Authorities in June 2020. This follows the completion of the Economic Governance and Competitiveness Support Program (EGCSP) in 2020 which has achieved significant results. The GERSP is designed as a programmatic series of two consecutive General Budget Support (GBS) operations covering the fiscal years 2020/21-2021/22. This is the first of the two-year series of the Program Based Operation (PBO). The package of reforms under the proposed program is organised around three mutually reinforcing and complementary components: (i) Attaining Fiscal Sustainability, will enhance macroeconomic performance and create fiscal space for the prioritization of capital and social spending by helping to enhance domestic resource mobilization and mitigate fiscal risks (including those related to SOEs and PPPs); (ii) Supporting Private sector-led Agriculture and Industrial Sector Transformation, will support the strengthening of the policy framework for agriculture and industrial sector productivity and value addition, and enhanced private sector participation, with environmental sustainability in mind; (iii) Enhancing Economic and Social Inclusion, will support the development of the MSME framework, social protection and gender mainstreaming. It is a balanced program combining fiscal and sector-specific reforms while supporting measures geared towards enhancing inclusion.La présente intervention porte sur un prêt BAD d’un milliard cinq cents millions de rands sud-africains (1,5 milliard de ZAR) à la République de Namibie pour financer le Programme d’appui à la gouvernance et à la reprise économiques (GERSP). Le GERSP vise à appuyer les réformes engagées par le gouvernement de la République de Namibie en vue de renforcer la résilience et d’améliorer la reprise économique inclusive après la pandémie par l’amélioration de la gouvernance et des réformes du secteur réel tel qu’il est énoncé dans la lettre de politique de développement. L’opération fait suite à une demande soumise en ce sens par les autorités namibiennes, en juin 2020. Ce programme fait suite à l’achèvement du Programme d’appui à la gouvernance et à la compétitivité économiques (EGCSP) en 2020, qui a produit des résultats importants. Le GERSP est conçu comme une série programmatique de deux opérations consécutives d’appui budgétaire général (ABG) couvrant les exercices 2020-2021 et 2021-2022. La présente opération constitue la première de la série biennale des opérations d’appui programmatique (OAP) de la Banque en Namibie. Le train de réformes prévues dans le cadre du programme proposé s’articule autour de trois composantes qui se renforcent et se complètent mutuellement : (i) Assurer la viabilité budgétaire, permettra d’améliorer les performances macroéconomiques et de créer une marge de manœuvre budgétaire pour la hiérarchisation des dépenses en capital et des dépenses sociales en contribuant à renforcer la mobilisation des ressources intérieures et à atténuer les risques budgétaires (notamment ceux liés aux entreprises étatiques et aux PPP) ; (ii) Soutenir une transformation des secteurs agricole et industriel menée par le secteur privé, soutiendra le renforcement du cadre politique pour la productivité et la valeur ajoutée des secteurs agricole et industriel, ainsi qu’une participation accrue du secteur privé, en gardant à l’esprit la durabilité environnementale ; (iii) Renforcer l’inclusion économique et sociale, soutiendra le développement du cadre des MPME, la protection sociale et la prise en compte de l’égalité hommes-femmes. Il s’agit d’un programme équilibré combinant des réformes budgétaires et sectorielles tout en appuyant des mesures visant à renforcer l’inclusion.The goal of the proposed operation is to strengthen resilience and enhance inclusive postpandemic economic recovery through improved governance and real sector reforms. The program will support Namibia’s medium to long term development agenda by building on the achievements of the EGCSP, with particular emphasis on enhancing fiscal performance, revival of critical sectors of the economy, development of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), and social protection.L’opération proposée a pour objet d’appuyer le renforcer la résilience et favoriser une reprise économique post-pandémique inclusive grâce à une meilleure gouvernance et à des réformes du secteur réel. Le programme soutiendra le programme de développement à moyen ou long terme de Namibie en s’appuyant sur les réalisations de l’EGCSP, avec un accent particulier sur l’amélioration des performances budgétaires, la reprise des secteurs essentiels de l’économie, le développement des MPME et la protection sociale.The program’s direct beneficiaries are the various Ministries, Departments and Agencies whose reforms are being supported by the operation. These are the Ministry of Finance; Ministry of Industrialization and Trade; Ministry of Public Enterprises; Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform; Ministry of Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare; and Ministry of Gender Equality. The private sector will benefit from improved investment opportunities in agriculture and industry (including in special economic zones), and PPP opportunities. The MSMEs will benefit from improved policy framework and access to affordable finance. Entrepreneurs in the formal and informal sectors will benefit from job opportunities as well as higher retention rates in targeted industries. The program will ultimately indirectly benefit all citizens of Namibia as enhanced fiscal performance will help to expand fiscal space for development and pro-poor spending; and climate-sensitive sector reforms will help to attract private investments for green growth and job creation. The operation will contribute to strengthened policy frameworks for economic empowerment of women and is a category III on the Gender Marker System.Les bénéficiaires directs du programme seront les divers ministères, départements et agences dont les réformes sont appuyées par l’opération. Il s’agit notamment : du ministère des Finances ; du ministère de l’Industrialisation et du Commerce ; du ministère des Entreprises étatiques ; du ministère de l’Agriculture, de l’Eau et de la Réforme agraire ; du ministère de l’Éradication de la pauvreté et de la Protection sociale ; et du ministère de l’Égalité des genres. Le secteur privé tirera aussi profit de l’accroissement des possibilités d’investissement dans l’agriculture et l’industrie (notamment dans les zones économiques spéciales) et des opportunités de PPP. Les MPME profiteront de l’amélioration du cadre réglementaire et de l’accès à des financements abordables. Les entrepreneurs des secteurs formel et informel bénéficieront de possibilités d’emploi ainsi que de taux de rétention plus élevés dans les industries ciblées. Le programme profitera en fin de compte indirectement à tous les citoyens de Namibie, car l’amélioration des performances budgétaires contribuera à élargir l’espace budgétaire pour le développement et les dépenses en faveur des pauvres, tandis que les réformes sectorielles sensibles au climat contribueront à attirer les investissements privés en faveur de la croissance verte et de la création d’emplois. L’opération contribuera à renforcer les cadres politiques pour l’autonomisation économique des femmes et rentre en catégorie III selon le Système de marqueurs de genre.African Development BankMinistère des financesAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankRDGSBaboucarr KOMAGovernance Officer, ECGF2b.koma@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireWindhoek-22.55941 17.08323General budget support-related aidGeneral Budget Support - General Budget Support6165407.0190916165407.0190916165407.0190916165407.0190916165407.0190916165407.0190916165407.0190916165407.0190916165407.0190916165407.0190916165407.01909167819477.21African Development BankGovernment of Namibia76207507.96Total Disbursement in June of 2021African Development BankMinistère des finances184817.38Total Interest Repayment in May of 2021African Development Bank8054.07Total Interest Repayment in August of 2021African Development Bank832079.19Total Interest Repayment in November of 2021African Development Bank782625.32Total Interest Repayment in February of 2022Government of Namibia880233.90Total Interest Repayment in May of 2022Government of Namibia901551.94Total Interest Repayment in August of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia976794.86Total Interest Repayment in November of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1159392.67Total Interest Repayment in March of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia31114.40Total Interest Repayment in May of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1172708.73Total Interest Repayment in May of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1350831.78Total Interest Repayment in August of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1391953.82Total Interest Repayment in November of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1416183.75Total Interest Repayment in February of 2024African Development BankMinistry of finance1441657.60Total Interest Repayment in June of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1477145.14Total Interest Repayment in August of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1466284.81Total Interest Repayment in November of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1414236.69Total Interest Repayment in February of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1275031.94Total Interest Repayment in May of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1238468.32Total Interest Repayment in August of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1212217.43Total Interest Repayment in November of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1168775.92Total Interest Repayment in February of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1126128.13Total Interest Repayment in May of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1129063.90Total Interest Repayment in August of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1028616.10Total Loan Repayment in June of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1046493.62Total Loan Repayment in August of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1063219.00Total Loan Repayment in November of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1070260.46Total Loan Repayment in February of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1033284.15Total Loan Repayment in May of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1030978.85Total Loan Repayment in August of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1060569.55Total Loan Repayment in November of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1092611.02Total Loan Repayment in February of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1104542.76Total Loan Repayment in May of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1117252.02Total Loan Repayment in August of 2026African Development BankGovernment of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-AA0-009African Development BankThe proposed operation is a Grant of UA 723,000 (about USD 1 million) from the MIC-TAF Grant resources to the Republic of Namibia to undertake Feasibility Study for design of Feed Africa - Agricultural Transformation Programme (FAATPRO)-related investment projects. The provision of the MIC TAF Grant will, therefore, facilitate the design of technically acceptable, economically sound, gender sensitive, sustainable bankable good quality FAATPRO-related projects which will promote quality at entry, as per Presidential Directive 02/2015, resulting in smooth implementation of planned activities. The proposed FAATPRO-related projects will contribute to Government’s core operational priority of infrastructure development and enhancing capacity, job creation, youth and women empowerment. FAATPRO-related projects shall act as agricultural growth poles linking producers to processors. This shall stimulate increased rural economic activities resulting in improved household incomes and rural livelihoods, especially for smallholder and emerging farmers. The estimated duration of planned activities, including recruitment of Consulting Firm, is 16 calendar months. At the end of the Feasibility Study (Final Report), the Government and the Bank shall prepare a completion report.La présente opération porte sur un don de 723 000 UC (environ 1 million USD) provenant des ressources du don MIC-TAF à la République de Namibie pour entreprendre une étude de faisabilité pour la conception de projets d'investissement liés au programme FAATPRO (Nourrir l’Afrique - Programme de transformation de l'agriculture). La fourniture de la subvention MIC-TAF facilitera donc la conception de projets FAATPRO techniquement acceptables, économiquement sains, sensibles au genre, durables et bancables de bonne qualité, qui favoriseront la qualité à l'entrée, conformément à la directive présidentielle 02/2015, ce qui entraînera une mise en œuvre sans heurts des activités prévues. Les projets proposés liés à FAATPRO contribueront à la priorité opérationnelle centrale du gouvernement, à savoir le développement des infrastructures et le renforcement des capacités, la création d'emplois, l'autonomisation des jeunes et des femmes. Les projets liés à FAATPRO agiront comme des pôles de croissance agricole reliant les producteurs aux transformateurs. Cela stimulera l'augmentation des activités économiques rurales, ce qui améliorera les revenus des ménages et les moyens de subsistance en milieu rural, en particulier pour les petits exploitants et les nouveaux agriculteurs. La durée estimée des activités prévues, y compris le recrutement du cabinet de conseil, est de 16 mois civils. A la fin de l'étude de faisabilité (rapport final), le Gouvernement et la Banque prépareront un rapport d'achèvement.The Feasibility Study objective is to design and prepare good quality and bankable agricultural projects with detailed designs, construction drawings and tender documents, which will constitute the Namibia FAATPRO. The purpose of this Proposal is to seek and secure funds from MIC TAF Grant resources to carry out the Feasibility Study with respect to the Bank’s Namibia FAATPRO. The development goal of the proposed FAATPRO-related projects is to contribute to poverty reduction, and economic growth through increased private sector, women, and youth participation along the commodities (crops and livestock) value chains.L'objectif de l'étude de faisabilité est de concevoir et de préparer des projets agricoles de bonne qualité et bancables avec des conceptions détaillées, des plans de construction et des documents d'appel d'offres, qui constitueront le FAATPRO de la Namibie. L'objectif de cette proposition est de rechercher et d'obtenir des fonds provenant des ressources de la subvention TAF du MIC pour réaliser l'étude de faisabilité concernant le FAATPRO de la Banque en Namibie. L'objectif de développement des projets FAATPRO proposés est de contribuer à la réduction de la pauvreté et à la croissance économique par une participation accrue du secteur privé, des femmes et des jeunes le long des chaînes de valeur des produits de base (cultures et bétail).This feasibility study will benefit Namibian authorities as well as development partners. The Feed Africa - Agricultural Transformation Programme (FAATPRO) related projects resulting from the Feasibility Study will enhance livestock and crop production, processing and marketing which can be used as launch pads for industrialization. It will significantly contribute to Government’s plans to (i) improve food security and nutrition, (ii) promote import substitution of staple foods, (iii) create jobs, and (iv) improve rural livelihoods. The Feasibility Study will also explore and propose synergies between the on-going NAMSIP and the proposed FAATPRO-related projects.Cette étude de faisabilité bénéficiera aux autorités Namibiennes ainsi qu’aux partenaires au développement. Les projets liés au programme FAATPRO (Nourrir l’Afrique - Programme de transformation de l'agriculture) résultant de l'étude de faisabilité amélioreront la production, la transformation et la commercialisation du bétail et des cultures, qui pourront servir de tremplin à l'industrialisation. Ils contribueront de manière significative aux plans du gouvernement visant à (i) améliorer la sécurité alimentaire et la nutrition, (ii) promouvoir le remplacement des importations d'aliments de base, (iii) créer des emplois, et (iv) améliorer les moyens de subsistance des populations rurales. L'étude de faisabilité explorera et proposera également des synergies entre le NAMSIP en cours et les projets proposés liés au FAATPRO.Government of NamibiaMiddle Income Countries FundMinistry of Agriculture, Water and ForestryAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankRDGSJames Peters OPIO-OMODINGAgricultural Economist, AHAI6+225 27 2026 1744j.opio-omoding@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireWindhoek-22.55941 17.08323Agricultural policy and administrative managementAgriculture - policy, planning and administration26777.77777826777.77777826777.77777826777.77777826777.77777826777.77777826777.77777826777.77777826777.77777826777.77777826777.77777826777.77777826777.77777826777.77777826777.77777826777.77777826777.77777826777.77777826777.77777826777.77777826777.77777826777.77777826777.77777826777.77777826777.77777826777.77777826777.777778723000.00Middle Income Countries FundGovernment of Namibia Ministry of Finance2923.25Total Disbursement in September of 2019Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry29462.89Total Disbursement in October of 2021Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry2575.88Total Disbursement in November of 2022Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry1641.47Total Disbursement in May of 2023Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry27251.17Total Disbursement in May of 2023Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry22764.77Total Disbursement in June of 2023Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry40835.15Total Disbursement in July of 2023Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry31873.99Total Disbursement in April of 2024Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry40524.22Total Disbursement in May of 2025Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry92000.00Government of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-K00-005African Development BankThe proposed operation is for an ADB Loan of Two billion three hundred million South African Rand (2.3 billion ZAR), to the Republic of Namibia to finance the second Phase of the Governance and Economic Recovery Support Program (GERSP II). The GERSP is designed as a programmatic series of two consecutive General Budget Support (GBS) operations covering the fiscal years 2021/22-2022/23 for total indicative financing of 3.8 billion Rand. This second phase follows Board approval of the first phase on 17 March 2021 for an amount of 1.5 billion Rand and subsequent implementation of the related program measures. The processing of this second phase of the operation (GERSP II) was made possible by the satisfactory implementation of the first phase in accordance with the Bank's PBO policy. GERP-II maintains the same three mutually reinforcing and complementary components of GERP-I. Component 1, Attaining Fiscal Sustainability; Component 2, Supporting Private sector-led Agriculture and Industrial Sector Transformation; Component 3, Enhancing Economic and Social Inclusion. The project primarily contributes to climate adaptation results. As such, 34% of the total approved amount is attributed as climate finance, of which 46 million USD is dedicated to adaptation.La présente intervention concerne un prêt de la BAD de deux milliards trois cents millions de rands sud-africains (2,3 milliards de ZAR) à la République de Namibie, pour le financement de la deuxième phase du Programme d’appui à la gouvernance et à la relance économique (GERSP II). Le GERSP est conçu comme une série programmatique de deux opérations consécutives d’appui budgétaire général (ABG) couvrant les exercices 2021/22-2022/23 pour un financement indicatif total de 3,8 milliards de rands. Cette deuxième phase fait suite à l’approbation par le Conseil d’administration de la première phase, le 17 mars 2021, pour un montant de 1,5 milliard de rands et à la mise en œuvre subséquente des mesures connexes du programme. Le traitement de cette deuxième phase de l’opération (GERSP II) a été rendu possible grâce à la mise en œuvre satisfaisante de la première phase, conformément à la politique de la Banque en matière d’OAP. Le GERP-II reconduit les trois mêmes composantes complémentaires et qui se renforcent mutuellement du GERP-I. La composante 1, Assurer la viabilité budgétaire ; La composante 2, Appui à la transformation des secteurs agricole et industriel tirée par le secteur privé ; La composante 3, Renforcer l’inclusion économique et sociale. Le projet contribue principalement aux résultats en matière d'adaptation au climat. Ainsi, 34 % du montant total approuvé est attribué au financement climatique, dont 46 millions USD dédiés à l'adaptation.The overarching development objective of GERSP II is to continue to strengthen resilience and enhance inclusive post-pandemic economic recovery through improved governance and real sector reforms. The program will continue to support Namibia’s medium to long term development agenda, with particular emphasis on enhancing fiscal performance, revival of critical sectors of the economy, development of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), and social protection.L’objectif de développement primordial du GERSP II est de continuer à renforcer la résilience et à promouvoir une reprise économique post-pandémie inclusive par une meilleure gouvernance et des réformes du secteur réel. Le programme continuera à soutenir le programme de développement à moyen et long terme de la Namibie, en mettant l’accent sur l’amélioration des performances budgétaires, la relance des secteurs essentiels de l’économie, le développement des micro, petites et moyennes entreprises (MPME) et la protection sociale.The beneficiaries of the program remain the same as in GERSP I. The direct beneficiaries are the various Ministries, Departments and Agencies whose reforms are being supported by the operation. These are the Ministry of Finance; Ministry of Industrialization and Trade; Ministry of Public Enterprises; Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform; and Ministry of Gender Equality, Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare. The private sector will benefit from improved investment opportunities in agriculture and industry (including in sustainable special economic zones), and PPP opportunities. The MSMEs will benefit from improved policy framework and access to affordable finance. Entrepreneurs in the formal and informal sectors will benefit from job opportunities as well as higher retention rates in targeted industries. The program will ultimately indirectly benefit all citizens of Namibia as enhanced fiscal performance will help to expand fiscal space for development and pro-poor spending; and climate sensitive sector reforms will help to attract private investments for green growth and job creation. The operation will contribute to strengthened policy frameworks for economic empowerment of women and is a category III on the Gender Marker System.Les bénéficiaires du programme restent les mêmes que dans le GERSP I. Les bénéficiaires directs sont les différents ministères, directions et agences dont les réformes sont soutenues par l’opération. Il s’agit du ministère des Finances, du ministère de l’Industrialisation et du Commerce, du ministère des Entreprises publiques, du ministère de l’Agriculture, de l’Eau et de la Réforme foncière et du ministère de l’Égalité des sexes, de l’Élimination de la pauvreté et de la Protection sociale. Le secteur privé bénéficiera de meilleures opportunités d’investissement dans l’agriculture et l’industrie (y compris dans les zones économiques spéciales durables), et de possibilités de PPP. Les MPME bénéficieront de l’amélioration du cadre stratégique et de l’accès à des financements abordables. Les entrepreneurs des secteurs formel et informel bénéficieront d’opportunités d’emploi ainsi que de taux de rétention plus élevés dans les industries ciblées. En définitive, le programme profitera indirectement à tous les citoyens namibiens, car l’amélioration des résultats budgétaires contribuera à accroître la marge de manœuvre budgétaire pour le développement et les dépenses en faveur des pauvres. L’opération contribuera à renforcer les cadres stratégiques pour l’autonomisation économique des femmes et relève de la catégorie III du système de marqueurs de genre.Ministry of financeAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankRDGSBaboucarr KOMAGovernance Officer, ECGF2b.koma@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireWindhoek-22.55941 17.08323General budget support-related aidGeneral Budget Support - General Budget Support25997466.26500025997466.26500025997466.26500025997466.265000103989865.06African Development BankGovernment of Namibia100166799.50Total Disbursement in December of 2022African Development BankMinistry of finance247189.56Total Interest Repayment in December of 2022African Development BankGovernment of Namibia185867.57Total Interest Repayment in March of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1845862.14Total Interest Repayment in May of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2071275.40Total Interest Repayment in August of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2134329.19Total Interest Repayment in November of 2023African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2171481.76Total Interest Repayment in February of 2024African Development BankMinistry of finance2210541.66Total Interest Repayment in June of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2271761.84Total Interest Repayment in August of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2299441.50Total Interest Repayment in November of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2254633.20Total Interest Repayment in February of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2069312.70Total Interest Repayment in May of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2046918.75Total Interest Repayment in August of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia2039811.14Total Interest Repayment in November of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1992505.85Total Interest Repayment in February of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1923426.49Total Interest Repayment in May of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1932297.40Total Interest Repayment in August of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1626206.65Total Loan Repayment in November of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1675336.90Total Loan Repayment in February of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1693632.24Total Loan Repayment in May of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia1713119.77Total Loan Repayment in August of 2026African Development BankGovernment of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-E00-008African Development BankThe project aims to support Transaction Advisory Services for development of the Otjiwarongo Municipality Wastewater Treatment Plant (OMWWTP), associated infrastructure and a Waste to Energy Project. The MIC TAF Grant shall be used to finance the engagement of a Transactions Advisor and an ESIA/ESMP and RAP consultant to assist the Otjiwarongo Municipality to assess the feasibility of the project, preparing tender documentation for competitive bidding and provision of advisory services during the bidding process until financial close of the Project. The Government and the Otjiwarongo Municipality therefore wish to explore the feasibility of implementing this project as a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) in accordance with Public Private Partnership Act (No. 4 of 2017) and Namibia PPP Guidance Manual (2013). The Technical Assistance will be implemented over a period of 30 months between January 2023 and June 2025 following approval by the Bank. The total study cost is estimated at UA 1,325,213.45, net of taxes and duties.Le projet vise à soutenir les services de conseil en matière de transaction pour le développement de la station de traitement des eaux usées de la municipalité d'Otjiwarongo (OMWWTP), des infrastructures associées et d'un projet de valorisation énergétique des déchets. La subvention du MIC TAF sera utilisée pour financer l'engagement d'un conseiller en transactions et d'un consultant ESIA/ESMP et RAP pour aider la municipalité d'Otjiwarongo à évaluer la faisabilité du projet, à préparer les documents d'appel d'offres et à fournir des services de conseil pendant le processus d'appel d'offres jusqu'à la clôture financière du projet. Le gouvernement et la municipalité d'Otjiwarongo souhaitent donc étudier la possibilité de mettre en œuvre ce projet sous la forme d'un partenariat public-privé (PPP), conformément à la loi sur les partenariats public-privé (n° 4 de 2017) et au manuel d'orientation sur les PPP en Namibie (2013). L'assistance technique sera mise en œuvre sur une période de 30 mois entre janvier 2023 et juin 2025 après approbation de la Banque. Le coût total de l'étude est estimé à 1 325 213,45 UC, hors taxes et droits.The development goal of the Project resulting from the study is to support Sustainable Water and Sanitation Management Solutions in Otjiwarongo Municipality through the construction of sustainable wastewater treatment, water supply facilities, and conversion of the waste to energy eventually leading to the creation of a Circular Economy thereby contributing to better living conditions and sustainable human development. The Government therefore wishes to engage the private sector, through a Public Private Partnership (PPP) contract to design, finance, construct, operate, and maintain the associated works for wastewater and water infrastructure.L'objectif de développement du projet résultant de l'étude est de soutenir les solutions de gestion durable de l'eau et de l'assainissement dans la municipalité d'Otjiwarongo par la construction d'installations durables de traitement des eaux usées et d'approvisionnement en eau, et la conversion des déchets en énergie conduisant finalement à la création d'une économie circulaire contribuant ainsi à de meilleures conditions de vie et à un développement humain durable. Le gouvernement souhaite donc engager le secteur privé, par le biais d'un contrat de partenariat public-privé (PPP), pour la conception, le financement, la construction, l'exploitation et la maintenance des travaux associés aux infrastructures d'eau et d'assainissement.The project’s outcomes will contribute towards the wellbeing and improved living conditions of the people of Otjiwarongo Municipality through improved access and quality of water production and improved access to improved sanitation in the municipality. There is urgent need for the sewerage system to be upgraded so that it can serve the existing population of 45 000 residents and to address the population growth in a sustainable manner. Otjiwarongo’s population is expected to double to 80,000 people by 2040.Les résultats du projet contribueront au bien-être et à l'amélioration des conditions de vie de la population de la municipalité d'Otjiwarongo grâce à l'amélioration de l'accès et de la qualité de la production d'eau et à l'amélioration de l'accès à un assainissement amélioré dans la municipalité. Il est urgent de moderniser le système d'égouts pour qu'il puisse desservir la population actuelle de 45 000 habitants et faire face à la croissance démographique de manière durable. La population d'Otjiwarongo devrait doubler pour atteindre 80 000 habitants d'ici 2040.AfricaWater Facility FundMinistry of financeMiddle Income Countries FundAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankCOZMHerbert Mugwagwa CHINOKOROWater & Sanitation Officer, AHWS2h.chinokoro@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireOtjiwarongo-20.46369 16.64772Water sector policy and administrative managementWater supply and Sanitation - policy, planning and administration67920.06823567920.06823567920.06823567920.06823567920.06823567920.06823567920.06823567920.06823567920.06823567920.06823567920.06823567920.06823567920.06823567920.06823567920.06823567920.06823567920.068235118636.00Middle Income Countries FundGovernment of Namibia Ministry of Finance2314.65Total Disbursement in November of 2024Middle Income Countries FundMinistry of finance1036005.16AfricaWater Facility FundGovernment of Namibia Ministry of Finance3811.18Total Disbursement in October of 2024AfricaWater Facility FundMinistry of finance25213.13Total Disbursement in October of 2024AfricaWater Facility FundMinistry of finance7378.75Total Disbursement in December of 2024AfricaWater Facility FundMinistry of financePlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-DZ0-002African Development BankThe Transport Infrastructure Improvement Project (TIIP) – Phase II aims to enhance the trade competitiveness of Namibia and the SADC sub-region, through improvements in the logistics value chain. This improvement in trade competitiveness and benefits therefrom to the people, is expected to contribute to the broader reduction of poverty and inequality and boost economic growth. The TIIP Phase II project scope also includes the upgrade of the railway signalling system along the Walvis Bay to Tsumeb railway, aimed at improving reliability, safety, and capacity or throughput of the railway system. The current system is based on radio communication. The proposed signalling system includes installation of an Automatic Train Control (ATC) system based on and Communication-Based Train Control (CBTC) technologies that will provide enhanced safety and control of train movement, allowing for higher speeds and increased capacity. The project comprises four components: (i) railway modernisation works, (ii) technical assistance services, (iii) skills development and institutional support and (iv) resettlement and compensation. This project primarily contributes to climate mitigation results. As such, 100% of the total approved amount is attributed as climate finance, of which 100% is dedicated to mitigation.Le Projet d’Amélioration des Infrastructures de Transport (TIIP) – Phase II vise à renforcer la compétitivité commerciale de la Namibie et de la sous-région SADC, en améliorant la chaîne de valeur logistique. Cette amélioration de la compétitivité commerciale et les avantages qui en découlent pour la population devrait contribuer à une réduction accrue de la pauvreté et de l'inégalité et stimulera la croissance économique. La phase II du projet TIIP comprend également la modernisation du système de signalisation ferroviaire le long de la ligne Walvis Bay-Tsumeb, afin d'améliorer la fiabilité, la sécurité et la capacité, ou le débit du système ferroviaire. Le système actuel est basé sur la communication radio. Le système de signalisation proposé comprend l'installation d'un système de contrôle automatique des trains (ATC) et de contrôle des trains basé sur la communication (CBTC) qui amélioreront la sécurité et le contrôle de la circulation des trains, ce qui permettra d'augmenter la vitesse et la capacité. Le projet comprend quatre composantes, à savoir : (i) les travaux de modernisation des chemins de fer, (ii) les services d'assistance technique, (iii) le développement des compétences et soutien institutionnel et (iv) la réinstallation et indemnisation. Ce projet contribue principalement aux résultats en matière d'atténuation au climat. Ainsi, 100 % du montant total approuvé est attribué au financement climatique, dont 100 % dédiés à l'atténuation.The Project’s development objective is to enhance the trade competitiveness of Namibia and the SADC sub-region, through improvements in the logistics value chain, by addressing the bottlenecks in the railway transport infrastructure that impede rail services provision. The specific objective is to promote linkages of the ports (specifically Port of Walvis Bay) to the hinterland and to neighbouring countries; to support Namibia’s Vision 2030 of becoming a regional logistics hub.L'objectif de développement du projet est de renforcer la compétitivité commerciale de la Namibie et de la sous-région de la SADC, par l'amélioration de la chaîne de valeur logistique, en s'attaquant aux goulets d'étranglement de l'infrastructure de transport ferroviaire qui entravent la fourniture de services ferroviaires. L'objectif spécifique est de promouvoir les liaisons entre les ports (en particulier le port de Walvis Bay) et l'arrière-pays ainsi que les pays voisins, afin de soutenir la Vision 2030 de la Namibie, qui consiste à devenir un pôle logistique régional.Motorists, farming communities and industries along the corridor will benefit from reduced travel/ cargo transportation times, increased economic opportunities for people because of an affordable, reliable and safe railway transport that stimulates regional and country-wide development, and reduced costs for road maintenance. The proposed railway improvement will facilitate the efficient and reliable transportation of freight to and from Port of Walvis Bay throughout Namibia and neighbouring SADC countries. Skills development related activities will benefit 200 youth, positioning them for employment, not just in Namibia, but in the region, given the regional potential of railways as a means of transport.Les automobilistes, les communautés agricoles et les industries situées le long du corridor bénéficieront d'une réduction des temps de déplacement/transport de marchandises, augmentation des opportunités économiques pour les personnes grâce à un transport ferroviaire abordable, fiable et sûr stimulant le développement régional et national, ainsi que d'une réduction des coûts d'entretien des routes. L'amélioration proposée de la voie ferrée facilitera le transport efficace et fiable du fret à destination et en provenance du port de Walvis Bay dans toute la Namibie et les pays voisins de la SADC. Les activités liées au développement des compétences profiteront 200 jeunes, qui se positionneront pour l'emploi, non seulement en Namibie mais également dans toute la région, au vu du potentiel régional des chemins de fer en tant que moyen de transport.African Development BankGovernment of NamibiaDepartment of TransportsAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankRDGERichard MALINGATransport Engineer, PICU7r.malinga@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireKalkfeld-20.88333 16.18333Otavi-19.65 17.33333Tsumeb-19.23333 17.71667Otjiwarongo-20.46369 16.64772Otavi-19.63812 17.33138Omaruru-21.43333 15.93333Public transport servicesTransport - public transport services15830077.97421115830077.97421115830077.97421115830077.97421115830077.97421115830077.97421115830077.97421115830077.97421115830077.97421115830077.97421115830077.97421115830077.97421115830077.97421115830077.97421115830077.97421115830077.97421115830077.97421115830077.97421115830077.974211164930352.76African Development BankGovernment of Namibia61561.70Total Disbursement in January of 2025African Development BankDepartment of Transports1431304.98Total Disbursement in March of 2025African Development BankDepartment of Transports123386.06Total Disbursement in August of 2025African Development BankDepartment of Transports336600.72Total Disbursement in October of 2025African Development BankDepartment of Transports277721.58Total Disbursement in November of 2025African Development BankDepartment of Transports168366.81Total Disbursement in December of 2025African Development BankDepartment of Transports320205.31Total Disbursement in November of 2025African Development BankDepartment of Transports3764963.46Total Disbursement in January of 2026African Development BankDepartment of Transports309077.85Total Disbursement in January of 2026African Development BankDepartment of Transports493.25Total Disbursement in February of 2026African Development BankDepartment of Transports651306.20Total Disbursement in February of 2026African Development BankDepartment of Transports298317.82Total Disbursement in March of 2026African Development BankDepartment of Transports5086387.30Total Disbursement in March of 2026African Development BankDepartment of Transports764195.31Total Disbursement in April of 2026African Development BankDepartment of Transports796923.34Total Disbursement in May of 2026African Development BankDepartment of Transports4646.48Total Disbursement in June of 2026African Development BankDepartment of Transports4657952.79Total Disbursement in June of 2026African Development Bank4646.65Total Disbursement in July of 2026African Development Bank714533.74Total Disbursement in August of 2026African Development Bank513470.64Total Disbursement in August of 2026African Development Bank4669.87Total Disbursement in September of 2026African Development Bank427594.94Total Disbursement in September of 2026African Development Bank360987.76Total Interest Repayment in June of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia71034.66Total Interest Repayment in August of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia98296.77Total Interest Repayment in November of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia82.16Total Interest Repayment in November of 2024African Development BankGovernment of Namibia95428.50Total Interest Repayment in February of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia92462.33Total Interest Repayment in May of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia126525.25Total Interest Repayment in August of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia130355.71Total Interest Repayment in November of 2025African Development BankGovernment of Namibia136539.37Total Interest Repayment in February of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia193474.90Total Interest Repayment in May of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia334790.25Total Interest Repayment in August of 2026African Development BankGovernment of Namibia135841128.75Government of NamibiaDepartment of Transports153383880.23Government of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-DZ0-005African Development BankThe Transport Infrastructure Improvement Project (TIIP) – Phase II aims to enhance the trade competitiveness of Namibia and the SADC sub-region, through improvements in the logistics value chain. This improvement in trade competitiveness and benefits therefrom to the people, is expected to contribute to the broader reduction of poverty and inequality and boost economic growth. The TIIP Phase II project scope also includes the upgrade of the railway signalling system along the Walvis Bay to Tsumeb railway, aimed at improving reliability, safety, and capacity or throughput of the railway system. The current system is based on radio communication. The proposed signalling system includes installation of an Automatic Train Control (ATC) system based on and Communication-Based Train Control (CBTC) technologies that will provide enhanced safety and control of train movement, allowing for higher speeds and increased capacity. The project comprises four components: (i) railway modernisation works, (ii) technical assistance services, (iii) skills development and institutional support and (iv) resettlement and compensation. This project primarily contributes to climate mitigation results. As such, 100% of the total approved amount is attributed as climate finance, of which 100% is dedicated to mitigation.Le Projet d’Amélioration des Infrastructures de Transport (TIIP) – Phase II vise à renforcer la compétitivité commerciale de la Namibie et de la sous-région SADC, en améliorant la chaîne de valeur logistique. Cette amélioration de la compétitivité commerciale et les avantages qui en découlent pour la population devrait contribuer à une réduction accrue de la pauvreté et de l'inégalité et stimulera la croissance économique. La phase II du projet TIIP comprend également la modernisation du système de signalisation ferroviaire le long de la ligne Walvis Bay-Tsumeb, afin d'améliorer la fiabilité, la sécurité et la capacité, ou le débit du système ferroviaire. Le système actuel est basé sur la communication radio. Le système de signalisation proposé comprend l'installation d'un système de contrôle automatique des trains (ATC) et de contrôle des trains basé sur la communication (CBTC) qui amélioreront la sécurité et le contrôle de la circulation des trains, ce qui permettra d'augmenter la vitesse et la capacité. Le projet comprend quatre composantes, à savoir : (i) les travaux de modernisation des chemins de fer, (ii) les services d'assistance technique, (iii) le développement des compétences et soutien institutionnel et (iv) la réinstallation et indemnisation. Ce projet contribue principalement aux résultats en matière d'atténuation au climat. Ainsi, 100 % du montant total approuvé est attribué au financement climatique, dont 100 % dédiés à l'atténuation.The objective of the TA is to support the optimal delivery of the project, and the structuring of the downstream infrastructure delivery mechanisms. The activities (iii)Transaction Advisory services for PPP -Trans-Zambezi Railway Extension.L'objectif de l'assistance technique est de soutenir la mise en œuvre optimale du projet et la structuration des mécanismes de mise en œuvre des infrastructures en aval. Les activités (iii) Services de conseil en matière de transactions pour le PPP - Extension du chemin de fer Trans-Zambezi.Motorists, farming communities and industries along the corridor will benefit from reduced travel/ cargo transportation times, increased economic opportunities for people because of an affordable, reliable and safe railway transport that stimulates regional and country-wide development, and reduced costs for road maintenance. The proposed railway improvement will facilitate the efficient and reliable transportation of freight to and from Port of Walvis Bay throughout Namibia and neighbouring SADC countries. Skills development related activities will benefit 200 youth, positioning them for employment, not just in Namibia, but in the region, given the regional potential of railways as a means of transport.Les automobilistes, les communautés agricoles et les industries situées le long du corridor bénéficieront d'une réduction des temps de déplacement/transport de marchandises, augmentation des opportunités économiques pour les personnes grâce à un transport ferroviaire abordable, fiable et sûr stimulant le développement régional et national, ainsi que d'une réduction des coûts d'entretien des routes. L'amélioration proposée de la voie ferrée facilitera le transport efficace et fiable du fret à destination et en provenance du port de Walvis Bay dans toute la Namibie et les pays voisins de la SADC. Les activités liées au développement des compétences profiteront 200 jeunes, qui se positionneront pour l'emploi, non seulement en Namibie mais également dans toute la région, au vu du potentiel régional des chemins de fer en tant que moyen de transport.Middle Income Countries FundDepartment of TransportsAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankRDGERichard MALINGATransport Engineer, PICU7r.malinga@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireOtjiwarongo-20.46369 16.64772Omaruru-21.43333 15.93333Kalkfeld-20.88333 16.18333Otavi-19.63812 17.33138Tsumeb-19.23333 17.71667Public transport servicesTransport - public transport services16368.29411816368.29411816368.29411816368.29411816368.29411816368.29411816368.29411816368.29411816368.29411816368.29411816368.29411816368.29411816368.29411816368.29411816368.29411816368.29411816368.294118278261.00Middle Income Countries FundGovernment of Namibia Ministry of FinancePlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-HAA-006African Development BankNamibia faces major economic challenges, including limited diversification, low attractiveness for private investment and high dependence on international trade. To address these challenges, the government is focusing on innovation, skills development and value chain integration. Against this backdrop, in November 2023, the Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) requested 1.5 billion rand in financing from the Bank, backed by a sovereign guarantee, to support projects in strategic sectors. The project contributes to climate finance, with 40 million USD of the total approved amount dedicated to adaptation.La Namibie fait face à des défis économiques majeurs, notamment une diversification limitée, une faible attractivité des investissements privés et une forte dépendance au commerce international. Pour y remédier, le gouvernement mise sur l'innovation, le renforcement des compétences et l'intégration des chaînes de valeur. Dans ce contexte, en novembre 2023, la Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) a sollicité un financement de 1,5 milliard de rands auprès de la Banque, adossé à une garantie souveraine, pour soutenir des projets dans des secteurs stratégiques. Le projet contribue au financement climatique, avec une enveloppe de 40 millions USD du montant total approuvé dédiée à l’adaptation.The project includes a state-guaranteed line of credit to improve access to renewable energy and support manufacturing, social protection and agricultural value chains. It also includes a We-Fi grant from AFAWA: (i) to facilitate financing for women-owned/led SMEs and (ii) in technical assistance to strengthen gender mainstreaming, skills development and the financial ecosystem, in order to increase access to credit for Namibian women entrepreneurs.Le projet prévoit une ligne de crédit garantie par l’État pour améliorer l'accès aux énergies renouvelables et soutenir l’industrie manufacturière, la protection sociale et les chaînes de valeur agricoles. Il inclut également un don We-Fi de l'AFAWA : (i) pour faciliter le financement des PME détenues/dirigées par des femmes et (ii) en assistance technique pour renforcer l’intégration du genre, le développement des compétences et l’écosystème financier, afin d’accroître l’accès au crédit pour les entrepreneures namibiennes.DBN support will strengthen agricultural value chains, supporting processing, storage and distribution to improve productivity and food security, benefiting farmers, SMEs and local communities. Renewable energy projects will expand access to clean, affordable energy, reducing the country's energy dependency and promoting rural development.L'appui de la DBN renforcera les chaînes de valeur agricoles, soutenant la transformation, le stockage et la distribution pour améliorer la productivité et la sécurité alimentaire, au profit des exploitants, PME et communautés locales. Les projets d’énergies renouvelables étendront l’accès à une énergie propre et abordable, réduisant la dépendance énergétique du pays et favorisant le développement rural.Development Bank of Namibia (DBN)African Development BankAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankRDGSBabatunde Oluwaseyi TIJANIInvestment Officer, PIFD1b.tijani@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireWindhoek-22.55941 17.08323Namibia-22 17Formal sector financial intermediariesMicrofinance and financial services - Microfinance and financial services1149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.0205081149845.02050867840856.21African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia21972806.45Total Disbursement in March of 2026African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia (DBN)41060.65Total Interest Repayment in May of 2026African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia40270.86Total Interest Repayment in February of 2026African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia162425.34Total Interest Repayment in December of 2025African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia37224.82Total Interest Repayment in November of 2025African Development BankDevelopment Bank of Namibia354375.74Total Interest Repayment in August of 2026African Development BankDevelopment Bank of NamibiaPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority46002-P-NA-KF0-003African Development BankThe Public Procurement and Financial Management Technical Assistance Project (PPFM-TAP) is an institutional technical assistance operation in Namibia designed to strengthen public financial management systems and oversight mechanisms through targeted support to the public procurement and internal audit functions. The project builds on findings from the MAPS assessment of Namibia’s public procurement system and the country fiduciary risk assessment, which identified strong legal foundations but significant implementation, capacity, and oversight weaknesses. The project is structured around two components: (i) strengthening the procurement function, through the development of a public procurement professionalization strategy and related assessments; and (ii) strengthening the internal audit function, through diagnostic work and the development of risk-based internal audit methodologies, tools, templates, and strategy. The total project cost is estimated at UA 360,000, of which UA 300,000 is financed by the Middle-Income Country Technical Assistance Fund (MIC-TAF) and UA 60,000 is provided by the Government of Namibia as an in-kind contribution. The executing agency is the Ministry of Finance, working with the Procurement Policy Unit and the Directorate of Internal Audit.Le Projet d’assistance technique en passation des marchés publics et en gestion financière (PPFM-TAP) est une opération d’assistance technique institutionnelle en Namibie visant à renforcer les systèmes de gestion des finances publiques et les mécanismes de contrôle à travers un appui ciblé aux fonctions de passation des marchés publics et d’audit interne. Le projet s’appuie sur les conclusions de l’évaluation MAPS du système de passation des marchés en Namibie et de l’évaluation des risques fiduciaires du pays, qui ont mis en évidence l’existence de bases juridiques solides mais aussi d’importantes faiblesses de mise en œuvre, de capacités et de contrôle. Le projet est structuré autour de deux composantes : (i) le renforcement de la fonction de passation des marchés, à travers l’élaboration d’une stratégie de professionnalisation de la commande publique et des évaluations associées ; et (ii) le renforcement de la fonction d’audit interne, à travers des diagnostics et l’élaboration de méthodologies, outils, modèles et stratégies d’audit interne fondés sur les risques. Le coût total du projet est estimé à 360 000 UC, dont 300 000 UC financés par le Fonds d’assistance technique pour les pays à revenu intermédiaire (MIC-TAF), et 60 000 UC fournis par le Gouvernement de la Namibie sous forme de contribution en nature. L’agence d’exécution est le Ministère des Finances, en collaboration avec la Procurement Policy Unit et la Direction de l’audit interne.The project development objective is to strengthen Namibia’s public financial management systems and oversight mechanisms through targeted interventions in public procurement and internal audit. More specifically, the project aims to professionalize the public procurement function, strengthen internal audit systems through a risk-based approach, and enhance accountability, efficiency and value for money in the use of public resources.L’objectif de développement du projet est de renforcer les systèmes de gestion des finances publiques de la Namibie et les mécanismes de contrôle à travers des interventions ciblées dans les domaines de la passation des marchés publics et de l’audit interne. Plus spécifiquement, le projet vise à professionnaliser la fonction de passation des marchés publics, renforcer les systèmes d’audit interne à travers une approche fondée sur les risques, et améliorer la redevabilité, l’efficacité et le rapport qualité-prix dans l’utilisation des ressources publiques.The project has nationwide coverage in Namibia. The direct beneficiaries are the Ministry of Finance, the Procurement Policy Unit (PPU), the Directorate of Internal Audit (DIA), and other public institutions involved in procurement, financial management, and oversight, including offices, ministries and agencies (OMAs). Additional institutional beneficiaries include the Office of the Auditor General, procuring entities, and public officials responsible for procurement and internal audit functions. The project will also indirectly benefit the private sector, civil society organizations, and the wider public by improving procurement compliance, strengthening internal controls, reducing fiduciary risks, and supporting more effective, transparent and accountable management of public resources. In the longer term, the project is expected to contribute to better budget execution, reduced leakages, improved service delivery, and stronger governance across the country.Le projet a une couverture nationale en Namibie. Les bénéficiaires directs sont le Ministère des Finances, la Procurement Policy Unit (PPU), la Direction de l’audit interne (DIA), ainsi que les autres institutions publiques intervenant dans la passation des marchés, la gestion financière et le contrôle, y compris les bureaux, ministères et agences publiques (OMAs). Parmi les autres bénéficiaires institutionnels figurent également le Bureau de l’Auditeur général, les entités de passation des marchés, et les responsables publics chargés des fonctions de passation des marchés et d’audit interne. Le projet bénéficiera aussi indirectement au secteur privé, aux organisations de la société civile, et plus largement à la population, en améliorant la conformité en matière de marchés publics, en renforçant les contrôles internes, en réduisant les risques fiduciaires, et en soutenant une gestion plus efficace, transparente et responsable des ressources publiques. À plus long terme, le projet devrait contribuer à une meilleure exécution budgétaire, à la réduction des pertes, à une amélioration de la prestation des services publics et à un renforcement de la gouvernance à l’échelle nationale.Ministère des financesMiddle Income Countries FundAfrican Development BankAfrican Development BankRDGSBaboucarr KOMAGovernance Officer, ECGF2b.koma@afdb.orgwww.afdb.orgAfrican Development Bank Group Headquarters Avenue Joseph Anoma 01 BP 1387 Abidjan 01, Côte d'IvoireWindhoek-22.55941 17.08323General budget support-related aidTransport - meteorological services27272.72727327272.72727327272.72727327272.72727327272.72727327272.72727327272.72727327272.72727327272.72727327272.72727327272.727273300000.00Middle Income Countries FundGovernment of Namibia Ministry of FinancePlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and AuthorityPlease see section 5 or 7 : Legal Documentation or Authority or Legal instruments and Authority