Horn of Africa Infrastructure and Investment Conference 2012

“Interconnecting the Horn of Africa for Peace, Security and Sustainable Development” 12-13 March 2012, Nairobi, Kenya

Horn of Africa Projects Funding Status

Estimated cost Available Funding Gap ($million) ($million) ($million) 7,000 2,000 5,000

€million €million €million 5,200 1,500 3,700 Priority Projects

• 4 roads (red) + • 4 energy links + • 4 renewable energy projects + • 6 water/food security projects =

approximately $7 billion

Djibouti – Addis Ababa corridor Upgrading of the Arta Carreffour - Gelile Road

 All weather asphalt road provided for the second link between and Ethiopia  Detailed engineering design  Estimated cost for construction $50million

Upgrading of Djibouti–Loyada– –Boroma–Kalabayd Road

 All weather asphalt road provided between Djibouti and Somalia to link with – Hargeisa–Togwachale road  Djibouti (20km), (200km): Feasibility studies and detailed engineering designs required

Berbera–Addis Ababa Corridor Rehabilitation of Berbera–Kalabayd and Upgrading Kalabayd-Togwachale Road

 Feasibility studies and detailed engineering design under procurement – funded by EU  Estimated cost for construction $150million

Construction of the Ethiopia-Djibouti railway to standard gauge

 Standard gauge railway line from Sebeta, Ethiopia to Djibouti port  The railway will also link to the other networks planned for connecting South Sudan and Sudan to Djibouti port  Estimated cost: $2,500million Available $1,350million

Djibouti–Ethiopia–South Sudan Construction of Mizan Teferi-Raad-Boma- Kapoeta Road Ethiopia:  Mizan–Raad (260km): designs ready (Govt of Ethiopia)  Estimated cost $175million South Sudan:  Raad–Kapoeta (270km): Feasibility studies, detailed engineering designs required

Rehabilitation of Addis Ababa– Ageremariam-Moyale Road

 Rehabilitation of the road underway with support from African Development Bank (AfDB), 500km  Estimated cost: $330million  Available: $120million  Discussions with AfDB for the funding gap

Upgrading of Isiolo-Moyale Road

 Upgrading of the road underway with support from African Development Bank (AfDB) and European Union (EU)  Estimated cost: $500million  Financing fully secured, 500km

South Sudan–Kenya Link Juba–Nadapal–Lodwar–Eldoret road

Part of Lamu corridor and link with Northern Corridor South Sudan:  Designs ready, 360km  Financing required: $370million Kenya:  Design underway with WB funding, 600km  Financing required: $600million

South Sudan–Uganda Juba–Nimule–Kampala road

South Sudan:  Under construction with USAID funding, 200km Uganda:  Nimule–Gulu: Procurement underway; World Bank & JICA funding, 110km  Kampala–Gulu: Rehabilitation ongoing by Government of Uganda

Corridor Corridor

Lamu

100km South Sudan–Ethiopia–Kenya Lamu Corridor (LAPSSET)

 Regional link between Lamu port, Juba and Addis Ababa with road, railway, pipeline, port and refinery  Construction of first 3 berths started by Government of Kenya, design for other components underway  Financing required for studies and different components

Transboundary Water Projects: (at different stages of study or implementation targeting the ASAL areas)

1. Water harvesting 2. Groundwater assessment 3. Rural water supply in Karamoja pastoral areas 4. Regional dialogue forum 5. Capacity building for water planning institutions 6. Regional water trust fund

Energy (power–interconnectivity)

Study proposed for: 1. South Sudan (Juba)–Uganda (Karuma) interconnection – 220 KV (450 km) 2. Eritrea–Sudan interconnection: 220kv (350km) Work in progress: 1. Ethiopia–Kenya Interconnection 400kv (1200km):design and procurement underway 2. Ethiopia-Sudan-Egypt Interconnection: Ethiopia – Sudan segment complete 3. Djibouti–Ethiopia Interconnection 220kv – 100MW: already commissioned

Renewable Energy Development: (Suitable for PPP) 1. Geothermal development: facilitate investment in geothermal power production by addressing the existing barriers (knowledge and information, technical, institutional, financial) to the increased use of geothermal energy 2. Small Scale Wind & Solar Pumps 3. Regional Grid connected wind Power for the Horn of Africa 4. Solar Photovoltaics (PVs) and Solar Water Heaters for Rural Institutions and Commercial Establishments (e.g. clinics, hospitals religious establishments, lodges and hotels)

Expected outcomes

 Regional integration/trade facilitation promoted  Regional interconnections in place  Peace, security and sustainable development achieved

Thank you! Asante Sana!