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An Overview of Activities and
Opportunities in AfDB Financed
Water and Sanitation in Ghana
Presentation to the Netherlands
Business Forum
The Hague, 16 February 2012
OUTLINE
1. The Purpose of the Presentation
2. Water Sector Challenges in Africa
3. AfDB Current Water and Sanitation
Portfolio in Ghana
4. AfDB Planned Activities 2013-2018
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Water Sector Challenges in Africa...
Low utilization of water resources
About 4% available water is used
About 6% of cultivated area is irrigated
Less than 6% of hydropower potential developed
Growing water scarcity
By 2025, 25 African countries will face water scarcity or stress
High spatial and temporal variability of water resources
Issues of climate variability and change worsen the situation and increases
frequency of floods & drought
Less than 200 m3/capita
average storage capacity
compared to about 6,000
m3/capita
for
North
America.
Low access to basic water supply and sanitation services
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AfDB’s Response
Institutional Framework
Water Sector Initiatives
Rural Water Supply
and Sanitation
Initiative (RWSSI)
(2004)
African Water Facility
(AWF) (2003)
Water Partnership
Programme (WPP) (2002)
NEPAD- WSSP
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AfDB’s Response..…
AfDB’s Water Portfolio in Ghana
Ongoing Projects
Accra Sewerage Improvement Project
Planned Projects
Water Supply and Sanitation Project (20132018)- estimated 30-50million UA
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ACCRA SEWERAGE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
• Objectives: (1) To provide an improved and extended sewerage and
sanitation system for disposing of waste water from the city of Accra, in an
environmentally and socially acceptable manner, to meet the demand up
to year 2020; (ii) To strengthen the Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) so
that it can operate and maintain the system on a sustainable basis.
• Outputs/Outcomes:
• Infrastructure Construction of sewage treatment plants to treat 12,358m3
of sewerage effluent per day, rehabilitation and of 63.1km Sewerage
Network and 147 public toilets and 37 septage reception tanks
• Institutional Strengthening, Staff training and institutional strengthening
of Accra Metropolitan Assembly, supply of sewer maintenance equipment
• Project expected to impact 2.97 million people in the urban and peri
urban areas of Accra.
• Project Cost: The total cost of the project, net of taxes and customs, is UA
51.74 million
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ON THE ACCRA SEWERAGE
IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
• Construction of Sewerage system
• Consultancy Supervision
• Institutional Support Consultancy
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 2013-2018
• Consultancy
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feasibility Studies and detailed designs
Construction Supervision
Audit services
Institutional Support
• Goods
– Office supplies and equipment
– Vehicles
• Works
– Water Supply Infrastructure
– Sanitation Infrastructure