Activities in Zimbabwe
Overview & key elements of interventions
- The African Development Bank Group commenced operations in Zimbabwe in 1982
- It has since then invested over USD 620 million on concessionary terms in all sectors of the country’s economy.
- In the water and sanitation sector, the Bank financed 3 projects and 1 study for close to USD 42 million.
- The Bank is not currently funding Zimbabwe due to arrears accumulation. However it is supporting the country through the Fragile States Facility (FSF), the Special Relief Fund (SRF), the African Water Facility (AWF) and Zimbabwe Multi-Donor Trust Fund (Zim-Fund)
- Recent flagship projects in the water and sanitation sector completed in the country with Bank financing include:
- The Harare Water Supply Project with 22.5 million USD funding.
The Bank also supported the Rural Water Supply and Sanitation project with USD 15 million funding
- The Harare Water Supply Project with 22.5 million USD funding.
Latest update March 2012
Documents
Policy Brief - Financing Water Security for Economic Growth in Africa (458 KB)
2010 Annual Report of the African Water Facility (AWF) (3.4 MB)
2009 African Water Facility (AWF) Work Plan and Budget (268 KB)
2008 Annual Report of the African Water Facility (AWF) (2.1 MB)
The AfDB in Malawi, Mozambique and Zambia : ‘DROPS’ of Information on Africa’s water sector (637 KB)
African Water Facility Operational Programme for 2005 - 2009 (201 KB)
Water Sector Governance in Africa, Vol. 2 - Assessment Guidelines (4.5 MB)
Water Sector Governance in Africa, Vol. 1 - Theory and Practice (3.7 MB)
