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2019 YEARBOOK RENEWABLE ENERGY SECTOR AND ELECTRICITY SUB-SECTOR ACTORS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD OF MADAGASCAR 2 INS TFP INF INSTITUTIONS TECHNICAL FINANCIAL & FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS PARTNERS NGO IPP OPE NGOs/ INDEPENDENT PRIVATE & STATE ASSOCIATIONS PRODUCERS OPERATORS PRO LEG FOR PROVIDERS LEGAL / FORWARDERS COUNSELING FIRMS IND PRE OTHERS MINING INDUSTRIALS PRE ELECTRIFICATION CATÉGORIE INS INSTITUTIONS 4 AGENCE DE DÉVELOPPEMENT DE L’ELECTRIFICATION RURALE (ADER) INS Logement 12, Cité des Travaux Publics Alarobia Antananarivo +261 33 23 537 94 [email protected] ADER is an administrative public www.ader.mg institution established in 2002, under the technical supervision of the Minister of Energy, the budgetary supervision of the ACTIVITIES Ministry of Budget and the accounting tutelage of the Assistance in funding, technical support, rural electrification, biomass DESCRIPTION Ministry responsible for public energy, wind energy, hydroelectric accounting. ADER’s main missions power, solar energy, solar kits, policy are to promote the emergence and planning, rural pre-electrification, and rational development of planning development of regional electrical installations in rural master plans, preparation of areas, to ensure the technical, annual investment budget (PIP, ...), financial and economic viability of implementation of the annual work plan development program, conduct operators and to support the rural of APS / APD studies, launching of development initiatives. calls for tenders. BUREAUX DES NORMES DE MADAGASCAR (BNM) 06 Bis, Rue Rainandriamampandy Soarano - Antananarivo 101 +261 20 22 279 70 [email protected] Bureau des Normes de Madagascar is the national www.iso.org organization responsible for implementing the national policy on standardization, ACTIVITIES certification and quality. Creation, implementation of DESCRIPTION standards and regulations (including energy standards in Madagascar in particular) 5 DIRECTION GÉNÉRALE DES IMPÔTS (DGI) INS Porte 420 - 4ème étage - Ministere des Finances et du Budget Antaninarenina +261 20 22 335 50 / +261 20 22 287 08 [email protected] www.impots.mg Direction Générale des Impôts is the Direction attached to the Ministry of Finance and Budget, in charge of the implementation of ACTIVITIES state policy in terms of taxation. Involvement in the drafting of the finance acts, optimum collection of tax revenues, fight against tax DESCRIPTION fraud, strategy design and support of local and regional authorities in tax matters, representation of the ministry of finance and budget in international tax negotiations, continuation of relations in the framework of administrative assistance with foreign tax administrations. DIRECTION GÉNÉRALE DES DOUANES (DGD) Porte 376 – 3ème étage - Ministère des Finances et du Budget Antaninarenina Antananarivo +261 34 55 644 06 www.douanes.gov.mg Direction Générale des Douanes, under the authority of the Ministry of Finance and ACTIVITIES Budget, is responsible for the design and implementation Collecting customs revenues, of the Government’s customs promoting economic growth policy. by facilitating legitimate trade, protecting citizens and the DESCRIPTION environment through the fight against illicit traffic, securing the international logistics chain 6 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD OF MADAGASCAR (EDBM) INS Immeuble EDBM, Avenue Gal Gabriel Ramanantsoa, Antaninare- nina, Antananarivo EDBM facilitates each investment +261 20 22 670 40 approach on Malagasy ground, and accompanies the [email protected] development or expansion of any investment. A one-stop www.edbm.mg shop brings together about ten departments involved in the ACTIVITIES DESCRIPTION creation of a business. Thanks to this grouping, company creation Company creation and modification; times are reduced (from 2 to 4 issuance of resident, visa and job days). The services offered are authorization cards for investors, foreign workers and their families; issuance free of charge, notwithstanding of certificates for Zones et Entreprises the fees and other administrative Franches (ZEF); issuance of environmental costs related to the procedures permits; advance notice (Tourism); for the creation or modification of modification of the statistics card; companies. authorization to open, file and license FEDERATION OF CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY OF MADAGASCAR (FCCIM) Lot IVR 42 – Espace conquête Antanimena Antananarivo +261 020 22 213 22 The Federation of Chambers [email protected] of Commerce and Industry of Madagascar, a network of 24 www.fccim.mg Chambers of Commerce and Industry, is an institution with national coverage, the vision of which is to support and develop ACTIVITIES DESCRIPTION the local economy. Its purpose is Representation of CCIs at national, regional to represent and develop business and international level, representation of interests within regional CCIs. private sector interests, Coordination of CCIs’ activities and alignment of actions with national development objectives, Facilitation of contact between central authorities and KICs, Strengthening the capacity of CCIs to serve the development of the local private sector, supporting KICs in difficulty, connecting supply and demand (OP and OM) by the commercial animation system (CAR), ATA carnet issuance 7 MINISTRY OF ENERGY, WATER AND HYDROCARBONS INS Bâtiment Lacroix - 1er étage Rue Farafaty Ampandrianomby BP 896 - 101 Antananarivo +261 20 22 595 56 www.energie.gov.mg The Ministry of Energy, Water and Hydrocarbons is responsible for the ACTIVITIES design, management and Design and implementation of the implementation of the Government’s energy sector policy government’s policy for sustainable and sustained DESCRIPTION development of the country, in the field of energy with the aim of ensuring conditions for economic growth and well-being of the population. OFFICE DE RÉGULATION DE L’ELECTRICITÉ (ORE) Face VB 72 NA Ambatoroka, 101 - Antananarivo +261 20 22 641 91 [email protected] L’office de Régulation de www.ore.mg l’Electricité (ORE) is in charge for regulating activities in the electricity sector (production, transmission, distribution). It ACTIVITIES is also in charge of electrical equipment planning, mediation, Electricity distribution, law and DESCRIPTION competition control and the consulting, energy efficiency, rural compliance with electrical service electrification, biomass energy, wind standards. energy, hydroelectric energy, solar energy, EPC, policy and planning, rural pre-electrification, electricity production, Low/High Voltage network, energy storage, hybrid systems, pricing, electricity transport, mediation, regulation. 8 THE MINISTRY OF FINANCE AND BUDGET (MFB) INS Immeuble Ministère des Finances et du Budget Antaninarenina Antananarivo +261 20 22 336 30 [email protected] The Ministry of Finance and www.mfb.gov.mg Budget is responsible for drawing up and implementing the State’s financial, fiscal and budgetary ACTIVITIES policies. Sharing with other entities in the control of the economy and mastering major economic and financial balances, DESCRIPTION monitoring external meetings and aid, cooperation with donors, tutorial of public institutions, contribution to decentralisation, deconcentration 9 TFP TECHNICAL & FINANCIAL PARTNERS 10 AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK (AFDB) TFP Rue Ravoninahitriniarivo, Tour Zital 8ème Etage Ankorondrano - 101 Antananarivo +261 20 22 643 61 [email protected] The main objective of the AfDB is to www.afdb.org reduce poverty in regional countries members to contribute to their sustainable economic development and social progress. It mobilizes ACTIVITIES resources to promote investment in Assistance in funding projects inclu- the country members for delivering ding energy projects DESCRIPTION policy advice and technical assistance to support development efforts. AGENCE FRANÇAISE DE DÉVELOPPEMENT (AFD) 23, rue Razanakombana Ambohijatovo +261 20 22 200 46/47/48 [email protected] Agence Française de Déve- www.afd.fr loppement (AFD) is a public financial institution that implements the policy defined by the French government. It works to fight poverty and promote sustainable develop- ACTIVITIES DESCRIPTION ment. It finances and accom- panies projects that enhance Assistance in funding projects inclu- people’s living conditions, ding energy projects support economic growth and protect the planet. 11 DELEGATION PTF OF THE EUROPEAN UNION 9ème étage Tour Zital, rue Ravoninahitriniarivo, Ankorondrano - 101 Antananarivo +261 20 22 242 16 The Delegation of the [email protected] European Union in Madagascar ensures the representation europa.eu of the European Union to the Republic of Madagascar, accredited Embassies and International Organizations, the private sector and civil ACTIVITIES DESCRIPTION society. It co-finances with other Funding for projects including technical and financial partners Andekaleka hydro expansion, in Madagascar, projects from pico hydro electricity for rural different sectors, including development, RHYVIERE Phase 2 projects on energy. (11th EDF), best options for rural energy and access to light and electricity-boreal, Jiro Kanto project GESELLSCHAFT FÜR INTERNATIONALE ZUSAMMENARBEIT (GIZ) 8ème étage aile droite Immeuble Fitaratra Rue Ravoninahitriniarivo 101 Antananarivo +261 20 22 209 03 The Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) is a German [email protected] Federal Company, a provider of international cooperation services www.giz.de/madagascar-mg for sustainable development and international educational action. It has developed the program PERER
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