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ZimFund Magazine Special Issue 2015 1 ZimFund MAGAZINE SPECIAL ISSUE 2015 ZimFund injects US$145m in water, power projects AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK GROUP 2 ZimFund Magazine Special Issue 2015 Contents 3 Foreword by AfDB Resident Representative 4 Welcome Note by ZimFund Manager 5 Govt commends ZimFund water, energy interventions 6 Access to clean water,sanitation vital:Donor 7 About ZimFund 8 The development partners 9 ZimFund Heads of Development Agencies 10 The Winning Team 11 Rolling out water,energy projects:Phase One 12 ZimFund eases Mutare City Council water woes 13 ZimFund throws Masvingo a lifeline A ZimFund publication produced 14 High Level Visit of ZimFund Projects by the Zimbabwe Field 15 Zim Govt commissions Masvingo US$4.8 ZimFund Project Office of the African Development Bank 16-17 ZimFund projects: A success 18-19 COVER STORY: ZimFund injects US$145m in water, power projects Contacts: 20 Masvingo Commissioning in pictures 21 Access to water and sanitation: Key human right AfDB Resident Representative Mateus Magala 22 ZimFund progress update [email protected] 23 VP Mnangagwa commends Chikanga Tank ZimFund Manager Emmanuel Nzabanita 24 Govt hails AfDB’s effective ZimFund administration [email protected] 25 Out and About Communications Officer Sikhanyisiwe Mlotshwa 26-27 Flashback [email protected] 28 Channel more funding to Zim Companies Liaison Officer Bothwell Nyajena 29 AFDB, World Bank’s Bulawayo, Gweru Tour [email protected] 30 Govt scales up efforts to clear debt 31 AfDB to help Zim resolve debt 32-33 If Mayweather-Pacquiao were an African Bank 34 11 Facts about Africa water and power DISCLAIMER Next Issue Articles in this publication • Impacts reflect the opinions of the • Voices from communities authors and not those of the • Lessons African Development Bank, • Challenges its Board of Directors or and much more... the countries they represent. ZimFund Magazine Special Issue 2015 3 Foreword By Dr Mateus Magala African Development Bank Resident Representative T IS PAINFUL to lose loved ones key priority areas in infrastructure rehabilitation, to a disease that can be prevented. governance and institutional strengthening and pri- The cholera outbreak of 2008/9 in Zimbabwe vate sector development, aimed to build reliance saw at least 4 000 people losing their lives. against shocks and arresting fragility to build the IThe outbreak was generally attributed to foundations for the country’s full reengagement. poor water supply and sanitation in the cities. Specific projects target the rehabilitation This humanitarian crisis that attract- of the Kariba dam, the rehabilitation of water ed worldwide sympathy prompted sever- and sanitation infrastructure in Bulawayo and al countries to pledge resources towards wa- Marondera, support to Parliament and the Of- ter and sanitation rehabilitation in Zimbabwe. fice of the Comptroller and Auditor General. It was in this sequence of events that in May 2010 The Bank also invested sizeable amounts to fi- Zimbabwe witnessed the birth of Zimbabwe Multi nance Lake Harvest Fish Farm, in Kariba, the Donor Trust Fund (ZimFund) with Australia, Den- largest sustainable Tilapia fish farm in Africa. mark, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland and It is also involved in supporting debt man- United Kingdom as the contributing donors. These agement, public private partnerships, revenue funders then approached the African Development management, statistics, regional integration, Bank to administer the multi-million dollar fund. youth and tourism, and general economic man- « I would also The purpose of the fund, now capitalised to the agement. This support, together with ZimFund, like to invite tune of US$145 million, was to put mechanisms in significantly complements Government efforts other partners to place to avert possible water borne diseases in future. to achieve the current economic blue print of the join the cause to The fund, which was executed in two stages, Zimbabwe Agenda for Sustainable Socio-Eco- promote a better focused on water and sanitation as well as energy nomic Transformation (ZimAsset)’s objectives. future for the sectors. The projects under the fund were meant to All stakeholders would, therefore, need to con- citizens of this ensure people in the country’s most affected cities tinue to work together with one mind and pur- country. » (Harare, Masvingo, Chegutu, Kwekwe, Mutare pose for the benefit of the people of Zimbabwe. and Chitungwiza) have improved water and san- I would like to commend the Government of Zim- itation facilities while the power project sought babwe and particularly the donors for taking an in- to complement water and sanitation projects by novative approach to help Zimbabwe in the face of enabling at least half a million citizens have reli- the current challenges and constraints among them able power supply to their sewage reticulation. lack of access to affordable long term financing. The country today experiences reduced in- I would also like to invite other part- cidences of water borne diseases and cholera, ners to join the cause to promote a bet- increased supply and availability of clean wa- ter future for the citizens of this country. ter into communities, improved reliability of We believe that information sharing is an im- power supplied to water supply and sanitation portant element in improving outcomes for all. installations, improved response to sewage out- This is the reason why we have decided to bursts by municipalities and improved operations launch this magazine to enable you to keep and management of water and sewer systems. abreast with part of ZimFund activities. The I am thus satisfied that each respective magazine also highlights the Bank’s goings-on. partner including donors, the Government In this maiden ZimFund maga- of Zimbabwe and local authorities played zine we share with you some of the mile- their active role in ensuring the programme stones attained during the projects’ journey. achieves the results that it set out to deliver. I hope you enjoy reading our exciting and It is again my pleasure to highlight that apart informative magazine. from ZimFund, which the Bank is administering on behalf of the donors, the Bank is financing other Happy Reading! 4 ZimFund Magazine Special Issue 2015 Welcome Note Mr Emmanuel Nzabanita ZimFund Manager T HAS been a this noble intervention. long winding but It is also my great pleasure rewarding journey to thank the donors, for the ZimFund. Government and people IBeing part of the team that of Zimbabwe, contractors, worked on the ZimFund Implementing Entities, gives me a reason to smile Procurement Agent, the when I reflect on the path beneficiary municipalities, that we have travelled and the power utility and the positive impact ZimFund all stakeholders who has made in the areas of contributed to the successes water and sanitation as well we talk about today. as energy in Zimbabwe. It would be a travesty of Implementation challenges, justice if I do not mention the of course, have been managerial role played by Mr. Ebrima Faal, former encountered along the the fund administrator – the Regional Director, « It is now my hope way but these have been African Development Bank Southern African Resource that sustainability of overcome and have become – whose support, led by the Centre (SARC), AfDB. the investments valuable lessons learnt for Resident Representative remains a top priority ongoing and future projects. Dr Mateus Magala, has of all the stakeholders, I am confident to say been unequivocal and especially the that ZimFund water and exercised at the highest beneficiary line sanitation projects have professional standards. It is now my hope that ministries and entities» to some extent helped to In this regard I would sustainability of the improve the availability of like to pay tribute to Mr. investments remains a clean water; alleviated water Ebrima Faal, former top priority of all the pollution and enhanced Regional Director of the stakeholders, especially capacity restoration, Southern African Resource the beneficiary line improved cost recovery by Centre (SARC), for the ministries and entities. beneficiary municipalities; role he played in the That is our desire reduced sewer establishment of ZimFund. and we believe we blockage and enhanced My remarks will not can achieve that feat. response to blockages. be complete without I hope you will enjoy On the other hand the power thanking the ZimFund reading the ZimFund project has complemented Multi Donor Trust Fund debut magazine the water projects Management Unit (MMU) that chronicles activities through improving the team who worked so and other important issues. reliability and availability tirelessly in their areas of As part of our of power to water and expertise to ensure that communication strategy, sanitation facilities, the projects are a success. we thought it best to health, and educational I would like to encourage produce a magazine institutions among others. them to continue to share with you what This feat would not have working hard to ensure you might have missed! been realised were it not Phase II projects for the contributing donor (second stage) reach Go ahead and Catch up! countries that pooled their logical conclusion. resources together for ZimFund Magazine Special Issue 2015 5 Govt commends ZimFund water, energy interventions Mr W. L. Manungo Secretary for Finance & Economic Development/ ZimFund POC Co-Chair HE Government of Zimbabwe and Masvingo Sewage Treatment Works. highly appreciates interven-
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