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Special NewsletterFRMBMatrix of the Bank’s Co-financing & Trust Funds

January 2016

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Table of Contents

FORWORD 3

Bank Group’s Active Co-Financing Agreements 4

Accelerate Co-financing Scheme for Africa (ACFA) 5

Africa Growing Together Fund (AGTF) 6

Agence Française de Développement (AFD) 8

Thematic Multi Donors Trust Funds 9

AGRICULTURE SECTOR 10

Agriculture Fast Track Fund (AFT)) 11

Climate Development Fund (Clim-Dev) 12

WATER SECTOR 13

African Water Facility Fund (AWF) 14

Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Initiative (RWSSI) 15

Multi-donors Water Partnership Programme (MDWPP) 16

ENERGY SECTOR 17

Sustainable Energy Fund for Africa (SEFA) 18

Africa Climate Change Fund (ACCF) 19

SOCIAL SECTOR 20

Microfinance Capacity Building Fund (MCBF) 21

Migration and Development Initiative Fund (MDF) 22

Value for Money Sustainability and Accountability in Social Sector (VfM) 23

TRADE, REGIONAL INTEGRATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE SECTORS 24

Africa Trade Fund (AfTRA) 25

NEPAD Infrastructure Project Preparation Facility (NEPAD-IPPF) 26

RESILIENCE (NORTH AFRICA) 27

MENA Trust Fund (MENA) 28

PRIVATE SECTOR 29

Fund for African Private Sector Assistance (FAPA) 30

GOVERNANCE SECTOR 31

Governance Trust Fund (GTF) 32

SOUTH SOUTH COOPERATION 33

South South Cooperation Trust Fund (SSCTF) 32

Bilateral Trust Funds 35

France Technical Assistance Fund (FTAF) 38

Policy and Human Resources Development Grant of Japan (PHRDG) 39

Korea Africa Economic Technical Cooperation Trust Fund (KOAFEC) 40

Nigeria Technical Cooperation Fund (NTCF) 41

OTHER

Bill et Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF) 42

ANNEX

Co-financing and Trust Funds Managers 43

FRMB Staff (Thematic and Sectoral focal points) 44

Graphics on resources available 45

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Foreword

FRMB is pleased to launch its first special Newsletter dedicated to active co-financing agreements and

trust fund resources available within the Bank.

This Newsletter complements the brown bag sessions held in 2015. The objective of this publication is to

strengthen communication with our clients; to improve User Units’ access to information on co-financing

agreements, bilateral and multi donor thematic resources; to allow User units to better identify the relevant

funds and people among FRMB staff to support them in their daily work.

The department also strives to ensure the coordination of resource mobilization by forging close links with

departments to determine their needs in order to serve them better.

This special Newsletter is divided into two (2) parts. The first part provides essential information on 3 active

co-financing agreements with Japan, China and France. This includes eligible sectors, activities, countries,

terms and conditions as well as resources under each agreement. The second part is an overview on 21

active Trust Funds managed by the Bank. The document also provides with the contacts of the trust funds

managers as well FRMB Team, who is ready to give you more information on specific concerns. It also

presents graphics on resources available for the agreements selected.

Happy New Year 2016 !

Valérie Dabady-Liverani

Manager, FRMB2

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The Bank Group’s active

Co-financing agreements

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Accelerated Co-financing Scheme for Africa (ACFA)

Overview

Source of Funds: Japan International CooperativeAgency (JICA)

Financing type: Joint/ parallel co-financing

Eligible sectors: All sectors

Eligible CountriesADB + ADF “green light” (IMF/IDA debtsustainability traffic light) countries

Eligible activities: Mainly economicinfrastructure projects but others alsopossible

Loan Nature: Untied

Basic Information on Agreement

Signing date: January 2006, updatedon February 2012

Type of agreement: Guideline for theimplementation of the Accelerated co-financing Scheme for Africa (ACFA)

Duration of agreement: Indefinite

Resources under agreement: Targetof US$1 billion during 2012-2016(JICA approval amount)

Terms and Conditions of Loans

JICA (Co-financier)’s Terms andConditions can be found on itswebsite. ACFA projects are eligi-ble for “Preferential Terms.”

http://www.jica.go.jp/english/our_work/types_of_assistance/oda_loans/standard/index.html

JICA pays ADB certain fees forservices ADB provides as “Len-der’s Agent” under joint co-finan-cing.

Results

Projects approved under Agreement: 17 projects for 795 million UA since 2007, including 6 projects for456 million UA during 2012 – 2016.

Resources disbursed: UA 300 million since 2007

Resource available: : There is no specific limit to the available resources for co-financing but the commit-ment target is US$ 1 billion during 2012-2016, which is likely to be renewed and possibly increased at end-2016.

Next step

ADB and JICA have periodic consultations to exchange information on existing and new potential co-financingprojects. There is a robust pipeline and achievement of the US$1 billion JICA commitment target by end of 2016is likely. The projects are mainly in the Transport and Energy Sectors, but JICA is open to proposals in other sec-tors as well.

FRMB Focal PointShingo KIKUCHI

Technical DepartmentPeter IDE

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Overview

Source of Funds: People’s Bank of China (PBOC)

Financing type: Project Loans

Eligible sectors: Operational prioritiesof the Ten Year Strategy (“TYS”) 2013to 2022 namely regional integration,private sector operations and infra-structure

Eligible Countries:All sovereign and non-sovereign borro-wers eligible to borrow from the AfDBwindow

Eligible activities: Financing for eco-nomic infrastructure projects

Loan Nature: Same terms and condi-tions set out for ADB loans.


Signing date: 22 May 2014

Type of agreement: Co-financing agreement

Duration of agreement: 10 year in-vestment period.

Resources under agreement: US$ 2billion


The term of each AGTF Loan willnot exceed twenty (20) years forSG Loans, and fifteen (15) yearsfor NSG Loans, and, AGTF loansare made under the same termsand conditions set out for ADBloans. These typically includeloans for national and regionalprojects, sector investments, in-frastructure and private sectoroperations.

Results

Projects approved under Agreement: A total of 6 projects have been approved by the AGTF for a totalamount of UA 187.37 million in AGTF financing.

Resources disbursed: None yet (Amount approved but not disbursed yet)

Resource available: US$ 2 billion

Next step

Outreach on the use of the Fund.

FRMB Focal PointCaroline MANLAN

Technical DepartmentCaroline MANLAN

Africa Growing Together Fund (AGTF)

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Overview

Source of Funds: AFD and AfDB/ADF Funds

Financing type: Parallel and joint

Eligible sectors: All sectors with possible focus onenergy and agriculture during the pilotphase

Eligible CountriesAll Regional Member Countries (RMCs)

Eligible activities:Projects and Initiatives

Loan Nature:Not applicable


Signing date: 20 November 2015

Type of agreement: Co-financing agreement with delega-tion of tasks.

Duration of agreement: : 3 years

Resources under agreement:

Not applicable


In the case of co-financed pro-jects approved by each institu-tion’s Board, AFD will be able todelegate project implementationto AfDB. In the same way, AfDBwill be able to delegate tasks toAFD when relevant and necessary.

An administrative fee (0.54% ofthe project amount) will be paidto the leader by the other partner.

Results

Projects approved under Agreement: Target of EUR 1.5 billion

Resources disbursed: Not applicable

Next step

To implement agreement

Agence Française de Developpement (AFD)

FRMB Focal PointAgnès SURRY

Technical DepartmentAgnès SURRY

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Thematic Multi Donors

Trust Funds

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Agriculture sector

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Host Department: OSAN

Trust Fund Manager: Jonas CHIANU

FRMB Focal Point: Chioma ONUKOGU

Resource under agreement: UA 14 809 155

Resource available: UA 10 622 994

Maximum amount per project: US$ 1. 5 million

Eligible Sectors: • Agricultural infrastructure

Eligible Activities: • Market research• Financial modeling• Business plan development • Environmental and social impact studies.

Eligible Countries: • Burkina Faso, Cote d’Ivoire, Ethiopia,Ghana, Tanzania, & Mozambique• Plan to expand to four countries:

Benin, Malawi, Nigeria, and Senegal

Dates for calls for proposals

April 2016.

Latest News

The next Call for Concept Noteswill be announced on 1 March2016 and will be open to 10countries - Benin, Burkina Faso,Côte d’Ivoire, Ethiopia, Ghana,Malawi, Mozambique, Nigeria,Senegal and Tanzania

MORE INFORMATION

http://www.aftfund.org

Agriculture Fast Track Fund (AFT)

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Host Department: OSAN

Trust Fund Manager: Joseph KABYEMERA




Maximum amount per project: EUR 10 million /Minimum EUR 250000

Eligible Sectors: Climate change

Eligible Activities: • Generation, Wide dissemination

and use of reliable and high qualityclimate information;

• Capacity enhancement of policymakers and policy support institu-tion;

• Implementation of pilot adaptationpractices that demonstrate thevalue of mainstreaming climate in-formation in development planningand practices…

Eligible Countries: All Regional Member Countries(RMCs)


Always Open2nd Call for Proposals to be inJune 2016

Latest News

CDSF is now welcoming applica-tions for grants between EUR200,000 and EUR 400 000.

MORE INFORMATION

http:www.climdev-africa.org/The-ClimDev-Special-Fund

Climate Development Fund (Clim-Dev)

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Water sector

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African Water Facility Fund (AWF)

Host Department: OWAS

Trust Fund Manager: Jean Michel OSSETE




Maximum amount per project: EUR 19.6 million

Eligible Sectors: • Water sectors

Eligible Activities: • Technical Assistance• Studies• Operational Support

Eligible Countries: All Regional Member Countries (RMCs)


Always open and demand driven

Latest News

With the support of AMCOW andthe Bank, the AWF will empha-size resource mobilization activi-ties in 2016 to secure continuityof operations in 2017 andbeyond. The new Strategy deve-lopment that was initiated in2015 is expected to attract moredonor interest for the next deve-lopment stage of AWF.

MORE INFORMATION

www.africawaterfacility.org

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Trust Fund Manager: Jochen RUDOLPH


Resource under agreement: UA 142 570 839,78**

Resource available: UA 10 533 726,42**

Maximum amount per project: Euro 5 000 000


Eligible Activities: • Policy and strategy• Capacity building• Training• Project preparation

Eligible Countries: All Regional Member Countries(RMCs)

Dates for calls for proposalsAlways open

Latest News

The 2016–2020 RWSSI StrategicPlan will take into account theambitious targets the SustainableDevelopment Goals (SDG) willdefine for the rural water and sa-nitation sector.

MORE INFORMATION

http://www.afdb.org/en/topics-and-sectors/initiatives-partnerships/rural-water-supply-sanitation-initiative/ https://dgroups.org/rwsn/rwssi

Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Initiative Grants (RWSSI)

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Multi-donors Water Partnership Programme (MDWPP)


Trust Fund Manager: Maïmuna NALUBEGA



Resource available: UA 254 979

Maximum amount per project: Euro 400,000, but preferably less thanEuro 200,000 per project


Eligible Activities: • Policies• Workshops• Conferences• Training• Studies and Seminars



Has not happened in last coupleof years while new TF Managerand a new strategy are awaitedto kick start a resource mobiliza-tion drive

Latest News

Tentative recruitment of technicalassistant under Nigeria TechnicalCooperation Trust Fund (NTCF)to manage the fund (Process on-going)

MORE INFORMATION

Though established in 2002 by the Dutch, the WPP changed names to MDWPP in 2006 with the entrance ofCanada and Denmark. The Dutch left the partnership long ago and current Bank reports on the WPP (includingthe funding), appear to focus on the Canada/Denmark contributions.

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Energy sector

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Sustainable Energy Fund for Africa (SEFA)

Host Department: ONEC

Trust Fund Manager: Joao Duarte CUNHA

FRMB Focal Point: Serign CHAM

Resource under agreement: UA 35 768 162**

Resource available: UA 9 423 759**

Maximum amount per project:

Board approves operations aboveUSD 1 million

Eligible Sectors: • Renewable Energy• Energy Efficiency particularly

off-grid mini projects

Eligible Activities: • Project preparation • Contribution of equity to a Private

equity fund• Creation of an enabling environ-

ment for private investments insustainable energy



Component 1: on Project Prepa-ration Grants – Whole year -Submission of a Grant requestquestionnaireComponent 2: : “Equity contri-bution” not managed by theBankComponent 3: On EnablingEnvironment - Whole year - Re-quest from a Country or BankUnit

Latest News

At the end of December 2015,the Governments of Rwanda andCape Verde were awarded a US$840,000 and US $930,000grant from SEFA

MORE INFORMATION

http://intranet3.afdb.org/sites/default/files/documents/FRMB/Event/Presentations/2015/SEFA.pdf

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Host Department: ONEC

Trust Fund Manager: Louise Helen BROWN




Maximum amount per project: There is no maximum amount per pro-ject. Board approves operations aboveUS$ 1 million

Eligible Sectors: • Climate finance readiness• Climate change• Green growth mainstreaming

Eligible Activities: • Recruitment of national and

international consultants • Trainings • Consultation workshops • Regional and international meetings• Communication• Advocacy• Translation services• The provision of technical assistance

in the preparation of studies and analytical pieces

• Office equipment and transportationfees.

Eligible Countries: All Regional Mem-ber Countries (RMCs)


First Call: July 2014Next Call: Mid-2016

Latest News

*ACCF announced the approvalof three projects totaling USD1.35 million to enhance the readi-ness of Cape Verde, Kenya andSwaziland to mobilize climate fi-nance, necessary to achieve na-tional sustainable development goals.

* On 10 December 2015, Italyjoins ACCF with EUR 4.7 million

MORE INFORMATION

http://www.afdb.org/en/topics-and-sectors/initiatives-partnerships/africa-climate-change-fund/

Africa Climate Change Fund (ACCF)

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Social sector

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Host Department: OFSD

Trust Fund Manager: Yvette BUTOYI/André OKOU

FRMB Focal Point: Mouhamed MBACKE



Maximum amount per project: EUR 400 000

Eligible Sectors: • Microfinance

Eligible Activities: • Consultancy services• Training• Capacity Building• Preparation of policy and sector

studies• Innovation for more diversified financial services to the poor

Eligible Countries: All Sub-saharan countries


Calls for proposals have beenabandoned. Preference for directsubmission of projects

Always open

Latest News

Operational Guidelines and Busi-ness Plan are being revised foran improved performance of theFund

MORE INFORMATION

http://intranet3.afdb.org/sites/default/files/documents/FRMB/Event/Presentations/2015/Migration%20and%20Capacity%20Building.pdf

Microfinance Capacity Building Fund (MCBF)

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Migration & Development Initiative Fund (MDF)

Host Department: OFSD

Trust Fund Manager: Babacar SAMBE / André OKOU

FRMB Focal Point: Mouhamed MBACKE



Maximum amount per project: EUR 499 000

Eligible Sectors: • Migration and Development

Eligible Activities: • Improve knowledge/training • Support reforms to improve

transfeconditions• Development of financial products• Support productive investments

in migrants’ countries of origin; • Support local development in

migrants ‘countries of origin.



Calls for proposals have beenabandoned. Preference for directsubmission of projects.Always open

Latest News

Logical Framework required onproposals

MORE INFORMATION

http://intranet3.afdb.org/sites/default/files/documents/FRMB/Event/Presentations/2015/Migration%20and%20Capacity%20Building.pdf

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Host Department: OSHD

Trust Fund Manager: Fabrice SERGENT

FRMB Focal Point: Moussa COMOE

Resource under agreement: UA 465 252


Maximum amount per project: UA 500 000

Eligible Sectors: • Health• Education• Social protection

Eligible Activities: • Studies• Technical Assistance



Based on annual work pro-gramme

Latest News

Discussion planned to be heldwith Harvard and other universi-ties to rethink the fund. Ò

MORE INFORMATION

http://intranet3.afdb.org/sites/default/files/documents/FRMB/Event/Presentations/2015/VFM%20_Value%20For%20Money.pdf

Value for Money Sustainability & Accountability

in Social Sector (VfM)

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Trade, Regional Integration

and Infracture sectors

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Host Department: ONRI

Trust Fund Manager: Guy AFRIKA

FRMB Focal Point: Belinda CHESIRE



Maximum amount per project: No specific threshold but productrange from CAD 100,000 to CAD 1.5million.

Eligible Sectors: • Trade• Economic Growth• Regional Integration• Infrastructure (water and energy)

Eligible Activities: • Technical Assistance• Training• Capacity Building• Preparation of Policy and Sector

Studies

Eligible Countries: African RMCs especially LICs


No expected call for proposals in1st half of 2016.

Latest News

13 shortlisted projects are cur-rently being prepared for AfTRA

Canada the sole donor has an-nounced that it will not replenishthe fund at its sunset date

MORE INFORMATION

www.africatradefund.org

Africa Trade Fund (AfTRA)

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NEPAD Infrastructure Project Preparation Facility

(NEPAD-IPPF)

Host Department: ONRI

Trust Fund Manager: Shem SIMUYEMBA




Maximum amount per project: US$ 3 milli on average

Eligible Sectors: • Energy• Transport• Information Communication Techno-logy (ICT)• Transboundary Waters

Eligible Activities: • Grant funding for project feasibility

studies;• Grant funding for project specific

technical assistance;• Grant funding project related capa-

city building;

Eligible Countries: All Regional Member Countries (RECs)through their respective Regional Eco-nomic Communities (RECs); PowerPools (PPs); and Corridor Authorities(CAs)

Dates calls for proposals

Always open. However, the ap-proval and subsequent inclusionof the proposals into the IPPFAnnual Work Program will nor-mally take place at the OversightCommittee (OC) Meeting heldonce per year.

Latest News

New Strategic Business Plan(SBP) for 2016-2020, new mana-ger and new website.

MORE INFORMATION

www.nepadippf.org

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Resilience (North Africa)

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MENA Trust Fund (MENA)

Host Department: ORNA

Trust Fund Manager: Yasser AHMAD/ Yasmine EITA

FRMB Focal Point: Dalya ELZINIY

Resource under agreement: UA 180.41 million**

Resource available: UA 5.20 million **

Maximum amount per project: Not applicable

Eligible Sectors: • Finance • Job Creation • Governance

Eligible Activities: • Sustainable Growth • Inclusive Development and Job

Creation• Enhancing Economic Governance• Competitiveness and Integration

Eligible Countries: Egypt, Libya, Tunisia and Morocco


The deadline for submission is 27April 2016

Latest News

The next payment of $1 million isexpected from the UAE in June2016 and $10 million from Ger-many’s supplemental contributionin January 2016.

MORE INFORMATION

https://www.menatransitionfund.org

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Private Sector

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Fund for African Private Sector Assistance (FAPA)

Host Department: OPSD

Trust Fund Manager: Peter IDE

FRMB Focal Point: Shingo KIKUCHI



Maximum amount per project: USD 1 million

Eligible Sectors: • Private Sector Development

Eligible Activities: • Technical Assistance• Capacity building



Always open

Latest News

2016 Priorities:1. Smart/Quality Infrastructure2. Financial Sector Development3. SME (Skills & Linkages)

MORE INFORMATION

http://intranet3.afdb.org/sites/default/files/documents/FRMB/Event/Presentations/2015/FAPA_Fund%20for%20African%20Private%20Sector%20Assistance.pdf

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GOVERNANCE SECTOR

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Governance Trust Fund (GTF)

Host Department: OSGE

Trust Fund Manager: Evelynne CHANGE/Piper HART

FRMB Focal Point: Veronica GIARDINA



Maximum amount per project: There is no limit in terms of projectamount.

Eligible Sectors: • Public sector and economic mana-gement, • Sector governance, • Private sector development

Eligible Activities: • Consultancy services and technical

assistance to support project cycle activities, policy and sector studies, training, capacity building, andinstitutional support



None planned

Latest News

A resource mobilization strategyis being developed to solicit sup-port for a second phase of theGTF in a multi-donor contextfrom bilateral, philanthropic, andother partners. According to thenew GTF Strategy, the proposedsecond phase of the fund willfocus on domestic resource mo-bilization, including tax reformand curbing illicit financial flows…

MORE INFORMATION

While the GTF’s original mandate was only for three years, the donors granted a no-cost extension of the GTF to No-vember 2016 to ensure that committed resources would be fully used to support the Bank’s governance operations.During this time, OSGE will continue to monitor project progress and report on results. An independent evaluation ofthe GTF, conducted in 2014, found that the GTF has supported demand-driven, innovative projects that have led tosome substantial achievements.

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South South Cooperation

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South South Cooperation Trust Fund (SSCTF)

Host Department: FRMB

Trust Fund Manager: Chiona ONUKOGU


Resource under agreement: US$ 6 000 000**



Eligible Sectors: • Agriculture and Agribusiness• Private Sector Development• Clean Energy• Governance• Health• Social Development

Eligible Activities: • Technical Assistance• Capacity Building• Human Resources Development• Seminars• Workshops



First semester 2016

Latest News

Brazil has requested the Bank toconduct an independent evalua-tion of the SSCTF. The plan is forthe exercise to be completed byQ1 2016

MORE INFORMATION

Main criteria for funcding: • Knowledge/technology transfer from South countries outside Africa;• Comparative strengths of the expertise of South countries to be exploited; and• Results-oriented.

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Bilateral Trust Funds

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France Technical Assistance Fund


Trust Fund Manager: Agnès SURRY




Tied nature: 75% untied

Eligible Sectors: • All sectors with priorities on Health,nutrition and social protection•Transport and communications•Civil aeronautics•Energy/•Telecommunications•Water treatment•Mining•Health

Eligible Activities: • All sectors with a focus on project

preparation, training and advisoryservices, institutional support orother technical assistance servicesand other activities which may beagreed upon between the fundpartners



As of today, France’s preferenceis to not organize a call for pro-posals

Latest News

Replenishment stand by

MORE INFORMATION

http://www.afdb.org/fr/topics-and-sectors/topics/partnerships/non-regional-member-countries/france/

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Policy and Human Resources Development Grant of Japan

(PHRDG)


Trust Fund Manager: Shingo KIKUCHI





Eligible Sectors: • Trade and Customs • Social Business• Higher Education (Work Programme agreed in TICAD V)

Eligible Activities: • Analytical work• Capacity Building and Workshops



Proposals that are relevant to theeligible sectors can be submittedat any time

Latest News

New replenishment under nego-tiation

MORE INFORMATION

http://www.afdb.org/en/topics-and-sectors/topics/partnerships/non-regional-member-countries/japan/

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Korea-Africa Economic Technical Cooperation Trust Fund

(KOAFEC TF)


Trust Fund Manager: Belinda CHESIRE



Maximum amount per project: EUR 100 000-900 000


Eligible Sectors: • Infrastructure and natural resources• Information and communication

technology • Knowledge sharing on Korea’s

economic development experience• Human resources development

Eligible Activities: • Implementation of Korea-Africa Eco-nomic Cooperation (KOAFEC) ActionPlan



Not indicated yet

Latest News

Currently reviewing 2014/2015proposals

MORE INFORMATION

http://www.afdb.org/en/topics-and-sectors/topics/partnerships/non-regional-member-countries/korea/

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Nigeria Technical Cooperation Fund (NTCF)


Trust Fund Manager: Moussa COMOE



Maximum amount per project: Average amount US$ 400 000


Eligible Sectors: • Capacity Building & Regional

Integration in the areas of:• Science & Technology• Human Development (Health &

Education)• Agriculture• Public Administration• Business & Finance

Eligible Activities: • Pre-feasibility and feasibility studies• Project identification• Preparation • Appraisal• Post-evaluation• Mid-term review• Rehabilitation of existing projectsexperiencing difficulties• Training• Capacity building



Second semester 2016

Latest News

Assessment of proposals alreadydone. New replenishment undernegotiation.

MORE INFORMATION

This fund is the only one supported by a Regional Member Country (RMC). It is created in 2014

http://intranet3.afdb.org/sites/default/files/documents/FRMB/Event/Presentations/2015/NTCF_Nigeria%20Techni-cal%20Cooperation%20Fund.pdf

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OTHER

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Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation


Trust Fund Manager: Dalya ELZINY


Resource available: Not applicable. Resources are enga-ged in individual cases

Maximum amount per project: Not applicable


Eligible Sectors: • Multi-sectors

Eligible Activities: • As agreed with the Foundation, itcould be different from one project toanother



Not applicable

Latest News

1. The Bank Annual DialogueMission was conducted in Dec2015.

2. Current preparation of theBank technical mission to theFoundation in February 2016.

MORE INFORMATION

This fund can host a number of initiatives and the first such initiative approved is the ADF Policy Lab, which will pur-pose policy options on the future concessional finance and the role of ADF in the global aid architecture.

http://www.gatesfoundation.org/

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ANNEX

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N° Funds Task Manager Department

1 Accelerated Co-financing Scheme for Africa (ACFA) Ryota SUGIYAMA / Peter IDE OPSD

2 Africa Growing Together Fund (AGTF) Caroline MANLAN FRMB

3 Agence Française de Développement (AFD) Agnès SURRY FRMB

4 Agriculture Fast Track Fund (AFT) Jonas CHIANU OSAN

5 Climate Development Fund (Clim-Dev) Joseph KABYEMERA OSAN

6 African Water Facility Fund (AWF) Jean Michel OSSETE OWAS

7 Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Initiative Grants (RWSSI) Jochen RUDOLPH OWAS

8 Multi-donors Water Partnership Programme (MDWPP) Maïmuna NALUBEGA OWAS

9 Sustainable Energy Fund for Africa (SEFA) Joao Duarte CUNHA ONEC

10 Africa Climate Change Fund (ACCF) Louise BROWN ONEC

11 Microfinance Capacity Building Fund (MCBF) Yvette BUTOYI/André OKOU OFSD

12 Migration & Development Initiative Fund (MDF) Babacar SAMBE / André OKOU OFSD

13 Value for Money Sustainability & Accountability in Social Sector (VfM) Fabrice SERGENT OSHD

14 Africa Trade Fund (AfTRA) Jean Guy AFRIKA ONRI

15 NEPAD Infrastructure Project Preparation Facility (NEPAD-IPPF)Shem SIMUYEMBA/ Epifanio CAR-

VALHO DE MELO ONRI

16 MENA Trust Fund (MENA) Yasser AHMAD/ Yasmine EITA ORNA

17 Fund for African Private Sector Assistance (FAPA) Peter IDE OPSD

18 Governance Trust Fund (GTF) Evelyne CHANGE/Peper HART OSGE

19 South South Cooperation Trust Fund (SSCTF) Chioma ONUKOGU FRMB

20 Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF) Dalya ELZINIY FRMB

21 France Technical Assistance Fund Agnès SURRY FRMB

22 The Policy and Human Resources Development Grant of Japan (PHRDG) Shingo KIKUCHI FRMB

23 Korea-Africa Economic Technical Cooperation Trust Fund (KOAFEC) Chesire BELINDA FRMB

24 Nigeria Technical Cooperation Fund (NTCF) Moussa COMOE FRMB

Co-financing & Trust Funds Managers

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NAME & SURNAMES FOCAL POINTS

Veronica GIARDINA

Trust Funds: GTF

Sectors: Governance

Countries/Institutions: Austria, Denmark, Finland, Italy, Norway, Sweden/ NDF

Shingo KIKUCHI

Trust Funds: FAPA, Japan-PHRDG, Japan-EPSA, DFID-TCFA

Sectors: Private sector, Fragile states

Countries/Institutions: Japan, Luxembourg, Netherlands, UK and USA

TBC

Trust Funds: Portugal Technical Cooperation

Sectors: Regional Integration

Countries/Institutions: Portugal, Brazil, Angola, Spain, and Argentina.

Agnès SURRY

Trust Funds: Canada, France, Switzerland bilateral Funds

Sectors: Fragile states

Countries/Institutions: Canada, France, Switzerland

Léonce YAPO

Sectors: Natural resources

Countries/Institutions: African MICs and ADF Participants, Central Africa

Serign CHAM

Trust Funds: ICA, SEFA, NEPAD-IPPF, ACCF, Clim-Dev

Sectors: Infrastructure

Countries/Institutions: Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Arab Funds (IsDB, BADEA)

Belinda CHESIRE

Trust Funds: AfTRA

Sectors: Regional Integration and Trade

Countries/Institutions: India, Korea/ECA/RECs/ EU

Chioma ONUKOGU

Trust Funds: AWF, AFT, CBFF, Global Strategy, SSCTF, Zim-fund, RWSSI, MDWPP

Sectors: Agriculture, Water

Countries/Institutions: South Africa

Kader Moussa COMOE

Trust Funds: NTCF/ NTF/ VFM

Countries/Institutions: Nigeria, UN Agencies

TBC

Trust Funds: IMD, MFCBF

Sectors: Higher education and vocational training, Gender, Social sectors

Countries/Institutions: World Bank IMF/ West Africa

Caroline MANLAN

Trust Funds: AGTF

Countries/Institutions: China, African MICs and ADF Participants, AUC

Dalya ELZINIY

Trust Funds: TFT, MENA transition fund, and BMGF TF

Countries/Institutions: Turkey, Egypt, Libya

Institutions: Rockefeller Foundation, Ericsson Group, SEB, Africare, ICF (investment Climate Facility), Aga

Khan, BMGF, Global Philanthropy Forum and the World Affairs Council, and Global Foundation Program

Mouhamed MBACKE Trust Funds: Microfinance Capacity Building Fund (MCBF)/ Migration & Development Initiative Fund (MDF)

Farma DIABATE Co-financing statistics and pipeline

FRMB Staff

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Graphics on resources available

Resource available per type of agreement as at January 2016

91%

9%

Multi Donors Thematic agreements

Bilateral agreements

Amount in UA

Multi Donor Thematic agreements 102 195 347,00

Bilateral agreements. 9 953 866,00

TOTAL 112 149 213,00

Resource available per Bilateral Trust Funds as at January 2016 (Amount in UA)

- 500 000,00

1000 000,00 1500 000,00 2000 000,00 2500 000,00 3000 000,00 3500 000,00 4000 000,00 4500 000,00

France Japan Korea Nigeria -

500 000,00 1000 000,00 1500 000,00 2000 000,00 2500 000,00 3000 000,00 3500 000,00 4000 000,00 4500 000,00

France Japan Korea Nigeria

Resource available per thematic Trust Funds as at Jan 2016 (Amount in UA)

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