PAREGF was among the first Bank operations after the lifting of arrears sanction on the Union of Comoros in early 2009. The programme was designed and implemented concurrently with the Institutional Capacity Building Project (ICBP) financed by the Bank and an institutional support operation...
The institutional steering, coordination and monitoring framework of the reform programme was the one agreed upon in the Partnership Framework. It was based on three structures: (i) a Steering Committee chaired by the Minister of Finance; (ii) a Technical Steering Committee comprising the Directors...
The project was financed with a TAF/ADF grant of UA 2.35 million representing 83 % of the total project cost to cover 100 % of the foreign exchange costs (UA 2.11 million) and 33.3 % of the local currency costs (UA 0.24 million). The Government share in project financing was UA 0.48 million, i.e....
Ministry of Planning and Ministry of Finance; Steering Committee made up of representatives of the Treasury Directorate, Macroeconomic Planning Directorate, Programming Directorate, ISTEEBU Directorate, Employment Directorate, Ministry of Agriculture (Planning Unit), Ministry of Public Works and...
The African Development Bank Group has always considered credit a prime mover of rural development. Hence, lines of credit (LOC) always featured among a mass of other components of agricultural projects in the 80s when the integrated rural development approach was predominant. Subsequently, LOC...
Lines of credit have been an important part of the project financing done by the African Development Bank Group. As of December 31, 1991 they had reached a cumulative total of US$ 2.468 billion, or 11.1% of the Group's total lending. Any attempt to evaluate the impact of these lines of credit (...
The East African Development Bank (EADB) is a sub-regional development bank owned by the three member states of Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. Other shareholders include the African Development Bank, bilateral donors and some foreign banks. EADB was established in 1967 under the Treaty of East African...
The Eastern and Southern African Trade and Development Bank, commonly known as PTA Bank, was established in 1985 and mandated to facilitate the complementary development of the PTA member states, which was latter transformed into the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) member...