Accelerating Infrastructure Capacity Development. JICA Ethiopia Office April 28, 2015 Addis Ababa

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Accelerating Infrastructure Capacity Development JICA Ethiopia Office April 28, 2015 Addis Ababa

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Japan s basic policy of assistance for Africa Boost the growth of Africa through trade and investment of private sector Promote Human Security through Japan s unique assistant 3

Accelerating Infrastructure Capacity Development Financial assistance of approx. JPY650billion( USD 605billion) for infrastructure Support formulating 10 strategic master-plan for urban transportation/infrastructure planning 4

Economic Corridor Development and Strategic M/Ps

Strategic Master Plans as Policy Assistance for Private Sector-Led Growth Japan s Assistance Package for Africa at TICAD V Formulate 10 strategic master plans for urban transportation and infrastructure planning Characteristics of Strategic Master Plans Contribute to the private sector-led infrastructure development Contribute to BOTH development of Africa and greater involvement of Japanese private sector in African Development by: leveraging the strength of the private sector (eg Japanese experience and technology )in infrastructure development preparing the environment for accelerating trade and private investment for the economic development of the region 6

10 strategic master plans on sub-regional development and regional integration The following 8 master plans under implementation and preparation M/P on the Northern Corridor in East Africa M/P on the Central Corridor in East Africa M/P on the Nacala Corridor in Southern Africa M/P on the Growth Ring in West Africa M/P on the geothermal development in East Africa M/P on the regional power network in Southern Africa M/P for Natural Gas Value Chain in Northern Mozambique M/P on the Gas Utilization around the Mtwara Port Region in Tanzania 7

Example 1: Northern Corridor [2] Project for Formulation of Master Plan on Logistics in Northern Economic Corridor <Overview> Based on the regional logistic projection, Master Plan for the comprehensive logistic planning in Northern Corridor will be developed. Kampala Uganda [3] Project for Formulation of Comprehensive Development Master Plan in the Mombasa Gate City <Overview> Master Plan for integrated urban development of Mombasa City will be developed to strengthen the function of Mombasa as the gateway of East Africa. Kenya Rwanda Kigali Nairobi [1] The Project on Master Plan for Development of Mombasa Special Economic Zone Burundi <Overview> Master Plan for Development of Mombasa Special Economic Zone(SEZ)including Dongo Kundu (DK) area will be developed to attract foreign direct investment. Tanzania 8

JICA Projects in Northern Corridor On-going in Kenya Master Plan for Development of Mombasa Special Economic Zone (Strategic M/P) Mombasa Port Development Project (Loan) Mombasa Port Area Road Development Project (Loan) On-going in Uganda Construction of a New Bridge across River Nile at Jinja Project (Loan) One Stop Border Post Technical Cooperation for Malaba OSBP (Kenya/Uganda) 9

Example 2: Nacala Corridor (Potential Map) Agriculture and Mineral resources can be the two key elements to boost regional development Coking Coal Natural Gas Field The pavement from Nacala to Lusaka would be completed by 2018 Rehab. Of railway Cuamba-Lichinga started in 2013 ProSAVANA Nacala Airport Nacala SEZ 2,075MW 16,600GWh/Year Nacala Train To be completed in 2014-15 Support from Brazil To be completed in 2014 Nacala Port Cahora Bassa Water Power Electricity Estimated Coal Reserve :2.3 billion t 2015:53.4 million t/year 2020:60 million t/year Moatise, Revuboe, Benga Coking Coal 10 Depth:>14m 13 days to Singapore 19 Days to Hong Kong

Development Initiatives and Activities in Nacala Development Corridor Population of the area 5 provinces-13.6mil. Gas field Lichinga Agricultural Experiment Station development Montepuez Lichinga Promoting Rural Water supply, Hygiene and Sanitation 1 Secondary Schools in Nampula Primary Teachers Training Institute in Nampula Railway Rehab. Brazil To be started from 3 2013 Reciprocal relationship with Malawi, Zambia Nacala Port Development ProSAVANA Nacala Airport Development Mandimba 2 Cuamba Nacala Nampula Coking Cole Development Railway Construction/Rehab. In Tete To be completed in 2015 4 ONE VILL AGE, ONE PRODUCT Gurue Ile Namplua Agricultural Experiment Station Roads/B ridges ①Montepuez-Lichinga Road Upgrading /349Km ②Nampula-Cuamba Road Upgrading /306Km ③Cuamba-Mandimba-Lichinga Road Upgrading (under preparation ) Road and Bridge ④Ile-Cuamba Japan Overs eas Cooperation Volunteers Economic Development Strategies <Namplua, Nias s a, Tete, Zambezia, Cabo Delgado> strengthening pedagogical and technical skills of teachers of health training ins titute nation wide Establis hment of Sustainable Fores t Res ources Information Platform for Monitoring REDD+ Preparatory Survey on Urea Fertilizer Complex Project

JICA Projects in Nacala Corridor On-going Nacala Corridor Economic Development Strategy (PEDEC-Nacala) (Strategic M/P) Tropical Savana Agricultural Development Program (ProSAVANA) Montepuez-Lichinga Road Upgrading (Loan) Nampula-Cuamba Road Upgrading (Loan) Nacala Port Development (Loan and Grant) Mandimba- Lichinga Road Upgrading (Loan) 12

Project on the Corridor development for West Africa Growth Ring Master Plan TARGET AREA: 1Abidjan-Ouagadougou Corridor 2Accra-Ouagadougou Corridor 3Lomé-Ouagadougou Corridor 4Abidjan-Lagos Corridor

Strategic Master Plan-Energy in Southern Africa Region 1. Main objective of the M/P In order to correspond to the medium and long-term power demand in the Southern Africa region, the M/P provides a comprehensive support to improve electric power infrastructure by using advanced technologies, such as highefficiency and low carbon technologies in power generation, transmission, and substations. 2. Geographical Scope Southern Africa Power Pool (SAPP) member countries. Hydroelectric power generation Thermal power generation Nuclear power generation H T N Main existing power transmission grid New planned power transmission grid 3. Contents of M/P (under adjustment) (1)Mainly by reviewing the existing power infrastructure M/P of AU, AfDB, SADC etc., the study will; a. Estimate future power demand for the next 10 to 20 years. b. Examine current situation, analyze bottlenecks, and examine countermeasures for operations and capacities of power generation and transmission facilities in the target area. c. Examine current situation and problems of power trade in the Southern African Power Pool (SAPP) as well as bilateral power trade between two countries. (2) Formulate an improvement plan based on the findings. (3) Select power infrastructure that has high estimpact on private sector development in the Southern Africa region. (4) Propose JICA s assistance plan that effectively combines instruments such as yen loan, grant aid, technical cooperation, public-private partnerships, etc.

Central Corridor Dev. in TZ Rwanda Burundi Kigali Bujumbura Uganda Kigoma Tabora Kampara Northern Corridor Nairobi Mwanza Isaka Central Railway Line Central Corridor Kenya Mombasa Dar es Salaam Comprehensive Transport and Trade System Development Master Plan in the Tanzania <Overview> To formulate a nation-wide freight transport master plan with a focus on the competitiveness of the crossborder corridors. Modernization of Dar es Salaam Port (under consideration) Mbeya Tanzania Flood Countermeasure for the Central Railway Line (F/S on-going) Mtwara Dar es Salaam Corridor Gas Utilization Master plan (under consideration) 15

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Better Rural Access Roads, Better Farmers Life! Do-nou technology 17

Do-nou technology Do-nou is Japanese word that means wrapping soil in a gunny bag. 18

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Characteristics of Do-nou technology 1) Use of locally available material 2) Do-nou bag/gunny bag (45 cm x 60 cm) 3) Material put inside the bag: sand, murram, gravel or farm soil (in-situ soil) 4) Manual Labour based and Easily adoptable by the community 20

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Other application of Do-nou technology. Construction of dykes. Construction of water pans. Construction of pathways in mushy or swampy areas. Reinforcement of irrigation canal linings 22

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