Project Evaluations

Abstract: This Project Performance Audit Report (PPAR) reviews the Arable Lands Development Programme - Phase I Project of the Government of the Republic of Botswana for which an ADB loan equivalent to UA 7.20 million and an ADF loan equivalent to UA 6.17 million (FUA 6.70 million) were approved in October 1981. Other funds were provided by the Government (UA 5.02 million) and IFAD (UA 7.16 million) bringing the planned total project cost to an equivalent of UA 25.55 million

Abstract: This Project Performance Audit Report (PPAR) is concerned with the Serowe-Orapa Road Project in Botswana

Abstract: This Project Performance Audit Report (PPAR) is concerned with the Nata-Gweta-Maun Road Project in Botswana

Abstract: A pre-feasibility study, whose aim was to meet the growing power demand, in medium term recommended, in March ‘1981, a master plan for the development of the Botswana electrical system up to the year 2000 and, confirming a previous pre-feasibility study, the scaled development of a complete 3 x 30 MW coal-fired power station in Morupule and the interconnection of Shashe (Northern) and Southern divisions, formerly separately operated, before further extensions. Morupule Power Project (MPP) was the first phase of a’ three-staged development aiming at installation of 90 MW in 1988, 90 MW in 1990 in order to reach 420 MW installed capacity by the year 2000.

Abstract: This Abbreviated Project Performance Audit Report (PPAR) reviews the Francistown New Hospital Project of the Government of the Republic of Botswana for which an ADB loan equivalent to UA 17.96 million was approved in September 1983. Other funds were provided by the Government (UA 6.98 million) and by means of a French grant (UA 6.00 million) bringing the planned total project cost to an equivalent of UA 30.94 million.

Abstract: This Interim Programme Performance Audit Report (PPAR) reviews the on-going Health Services Development Programme of the Government of the Kingdom of Lesotho (GOL) for which six ADF Loans embracing five projects and one study and totalling an equivalent of FUA 42.43 million (UA 39.08 million) were approved between 1976 and 1992 (Table 2.2). Other funds were provided by the GOL and, in the case of the Rural Health Services Project (RHSP) III, by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).

Abstract: The subject of this report relates to the Training of Health Personnel Project in Botswana, which was financed by the African Development Fund for a loan of FUA 4.5 million approved in October 1975. This represented the first ADF loan to Botswana and its first intervention in the health sector since its inception.