Zimbabwe

The Bank does not currently have a Country Strategy Paper (CSP) for Zimbabwe and the country has not had Bank-funded project activity since 1999.

Project Portfolio

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Reference Project Status
P-ZW-AAC-001 Zhove Smallholder Irrigation Project
Sector: Agriculture & Agro-industries
PipelinePIPE
P-ZW-AAC-002 DANDE Smallholder Irrigation Project
Sector: Agriculture & Agro-industries
PipelinePIPE
P-ZW-AAE-005 Humanitarian Assistance to Farmers
Sector: Agriculture & Agro-industries
ApprovedAPVD
P-ZW-EAZ-001 Chitungwiza Water and Sanitation Project
Sector: Water Supply & Sanitation
ApprovedAPVD
P-ZW-IBE-002 Emergency Assistance to Support Efforts to Control and Avert Cholera Outbreaks
Sector: Human and Social Development, Health
OngoingOnGo

Regional Map of Zimbabwe

In 2008, Senior Bank Group officials met with the country's representatives to discuss possible options for reengagement. For full re-engagement with the Bank, Zimbabwe will have to meet two pre-requisites, namely the restoration of the credibility of the sovereign state and launching a set of reforms (economic, financial and institutional).

If Zimbabwe meets these conditions, the Bank would classify the country as a fragile state. This would unlock access to grant resources under the African Development Fund (ADF) window and resources under the Fragile States Fund to the country.

Contacts

Mr. Beileh A. D.
Director, Operations Department, South 1 Region       
African Development Bank Group
Temporary Relocation Agency (TRA)
15 Avenue du Ghana
P.O.Box 323-1002, Tunis-Belvédère, Tunisia
Tel: (216) 7110-2839 /7110-2039
Fax: (216) 7110-3637








Key Facts

Capital: Harare
Area: 391,000 sq km
Total Population 2008: 13.5 Million
Urban Population 2008: 37.23%
Female Population 2008: 50.22%
GDP 2008: US$ 4.7 Billion
GNI Per Capita 2007: US$ 340
Inflation Rate 2008: -
Crude Birth Rate (per 1000) 2008: 27.68%
Human Development Index (scale 0 to 1) 2006: -
Membership Date: 23/06/1980
Cumulative Approvals (1967-2008): UA 726.9 Million
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