NOVEMBER 2007 • INFRASTRUCTURE DIVISION Summary of projects fi nanced from the late 1960-ies to the end of 2006 The Transport Sector Summary of Projects within The Transport Sector which have received financing from Sida and the predecessor SIDA/BITS from the late 1960-ies to the end of 2006 Published by Sida 2007 Department for Infrastructure and Economic Cooperation Printed by Edita Communication, 2007 Art. no.: SIDA39390en This publication can be downloaded/ordered from www.sida.se/publications Preface The presented summary is a compilation of the projects in the Transport Sector that Sweden has fi nanced from the late 60-ties to the end of 2006 through Sida and its predecessors SIDA and BITS (before 1st July 1995). Activities that commenced before 1st July 1995 and were transferred to Sida are only listed under the former SIDA/BITS although they contin- ued to be fi nanced by Sida. The summary is limited to those activities, which have been classifi ed as transport projects and transport programs. In addition, Sida and the former SIDA have fi nanced transport equipment, materials etc. through import support fi nancing to countries receiving Swedish fi nancial assist- ance. That support is not included. The same applies to projects only involving fi nancing of repair shops and/or spare parts as well as any transport component of projects classifi ed as agricultural projects. The activities listed under Technical Co-operation were fi nanced by BITS up to 1st July 1995 and subsequently by Sida. Stockholm October 2007, Anders Hagwall Head of Infrastructure Division Table of Contents Summary of Projects within The Transport Sector Global/Regional ............................................................................7 National Transport Studies ...........................................................13 Road & Urban Transport (including Traffic Safety) ...........................17 Railways .....................................................................................33 Maritime Transport ......................................................................39 Civil Aviation ...............................................................................45 Technical Co-operation .................................................................49 Global/Regional The projects are listed as follows: (i) Former SIDA, and (ii) Sida (after 1/7 1995). 3 pages 7 PROJECTS WITHIN THE TRANSPORT SECTOR WHICH HAVE RECEIVED FINANCING FROM Sida AND THE PREDECESSORS SIDA AND BITS COUNTRY PROJECT EXECUTING PERIOD AMOUNT COMPONENTS COMMENTS AGENCY (MSEK) Global/ Regional: Former SIDA (Grants): Southern Africa Support to Southern SATCC 1980-1998 50 Provision of consultancy, Joint Nordic financing with SIDA as Lead Africa Transport & Com. staff, vehicles, office Donor. Consultants: Hoff & Overgaard Commission (SATCC) equipment & office supplies. (1980-81) followed by SWECO Southern Africa Study of Railway Rolling SATCC 1982-1984 4 To improve the utilization & Joint financing by Denmark and Sweden Stock in Southern Africa maintenance of the railway with DANIDA as Lead Donor. freight wagons. Consultant: Kampsax/Swederail Sida (after 1/7 1995): Grants: INEC: Southern Africa Guidelines Document SATCC 1999-2002 3 Joint financing by DFID (UK), NORAD for Low Volume Sealed and Sida by 1/3 each. Roads in the SADC Consultant: Transport Research Labora- Region tory (TRL) assisted by a Norwegian expert and regional expertise. Botswana, Namibia, Traffic Safety, RETSNET Traffic Authorities in 1999-2001 9 Internet based systems, Consultant: VTI Utveckling Malawi and South participating countries. databases (for each partici- 9 Africa pating country) and training. 10 COUNTRY PROJECT EXECUTING PERIOD AMOUNT COMPONENTS COMMENTS AGENCY (MSEK) Global Global Road Safety GRSP hosted at the 2000- 20.3 Increase of awareness and gathering of Partnership (GRSP) Int'l Federation of Red resources for a safer traffic environment. Cross and Red Partnership between public and private Crescent Societies actors. Global Coordination of UN The World Health 2005- 1.5 In 2004, WHO and the World Bank launch- Activities in the Area of Organization (WHO) ed the joint World Report on Road Traffic Road Safety Injury Prevention. Global Int'l Forum for Rural IFRTD hosted at 2000- 10.0 To make the Transport Sector more Transport and Developm. Practical Action responsive and accountable to people's (IFRTD) needs and more sensitive to poverty. Global Public-Private Infrastruc- PPIAF's Programme 2000- 82.2 Identifying, disseminating Channeling technical assistance to ture Advisory Facility Managem. Unit hosted and promoting best practic- governments on strategies and measures (PPIAF) at the World Bank es on matters related to to tap the full potential of private sector private sector involvement in involvement in infrastructure. infrastructure in developing countries. Global Private Infrastructure PIDG's Programme 2002- 1.4 Encouraging private sector A multi-donor organization Development Group Managem. Unit hosted investment in infrastructure (PIDG) at the Crown Agents for in development countries. Oversea Government Global PIDG's Technical Assis- See above 2006- MUSD To provide grants to the May be used for capacity building activi- tance Facility (TAF) 2.0 various PIDG Facilities ties, provision of advisors, training, tech- and Affiliated Programmes nical assistance etc. COUNTRY PROJECT EXECUTING PERIOD AMOUNT COMPONENTS AGENCY (MSEK) Global Global Partnership for The World Bank 2006- MUSD To fund, design, demonstra- GPOBA is a PIDG Affiliated Programme Output Based Aid through a Trust Fund 3.0 te and document output (GPOBA) based aid approaches for sustainable delivery of basic services to the poor. Global Development Collabora- IFC's Advisory Servic- 2005- 24.0 To defray the costs of DevCo is a PIDG Affiliated Programme tion Partnership Fund es Department (CAS) expert consultants in IFC- (DevCo) lead teams to prepare infra- structure projects in PIDG eligible countries. Sida (after 1/7 1995): Credits: INEC: Global Private Infrastructure PIDG's Programme Development Group: Managem. Unit hosted (PIDG) at the Crown Agents for Oversea Government Sub-Saharan Africa i) Emerging Africa Infra- PIDG's PMU 2003- 163.4 EAIF may provide lending A conditional loan structure Fund (EAIF) to projects in 45 countries in the sub-Saharan Africa. Global ii) GuarantCo PIDG's PMU 2006- MUSD To mitigate credit risks for A conditional loan 15.0 local currency financing of infrastructures by local institutional lenders. 11 National Transport Studies The projects are listed as follows: (i) Former SIDA, (ii) Sida (after 1/7 1995). 1 page 13 COUNTRY PROJECT EXECUTING PERIOD AMOUNT COMPONENTS AGENCY (MSEK) National Transport Studies: Former SIDA (Grants): Mozambique National Transport Study National Planning 1977-1979 6,3 Consultant: VIAK Commission Zimbabwe National Transport Study Ministry of Transporta- 1984-1985 8 Consultant: SWECO tion Namibia Review of the Transport Ministry of Works,Tran- 1989-1990 1 Consultant: Nils Bruzelius et al Sector sport & Communic. Base for the Government's policy for the (MWTC) Sector and the subsequent Sector Reforms. Sida (after 1/7 1995): Grants: INEC: Namibia National Transportation Ministry of Works,Tran- 1996-1998 4 Consultant: KM International Master Plan sport & Communic. (MWTC) Zambia Guidelines for Foreign Ministry of Finance 1998 0.7 Advisory services carried out by Foreign Direct Investment in Investment Advisory Service (FIAS). Infrastructure a part of the World Bank Group. 15 Road & Urban Transport (including Traffi c Safety) The projects are listed as follows: (i) Former SIDA, (ii) Former BITS and (iii) Sida (after 1/7 1995). 14 pages 17 COUNTRY PROJECT EXECUTING PERIOD AMOUNT COMPONENTS COMMENTS AGENCY (MSEK) Road & Urban Transport (including Traffic Safety): Former SIDA (Grants): Botswana Gaborone -Lobatse Road Roads Department 1973-1974 20 Upgrading of 80 km. Co-financing with IDA (MSEK 10). Consultant: Alexander Gibbs & Partners Contractor: Stirling/Anstaldi Technical Assistance to Roads Department 1978-1979 0,5 Secondment of personnel Individual Sida contracts. Roads Department 1988-1989 0,6 Maintenance Engineer. Provided by SwedRoad Traffic Safety Min.of Works,Transport 1985-1992 15,7 Personnel, equipment & Provided by SweRoad & Communications, materials. Road Safety Unit Rehabilitation of Roads Department 1988-1992 20 Consultant: Carl Bro International Nata-Kazangula Road Contractor: J.J. Lowe (Zambia) Ethiopia Fourth Road Project(4th Highway Authority 1968-1975 30 Road construction & upgrad- Co-financing with IBRD (MSEK 70) & road project in Ethiopia ing and assistance in improv-IDA (MSEK 40). financed by the WB-Group) ing the road administration. Consultant: De Lew Cather. Road Construction EPID 1972-1978 1,8 Rural road: Bako - Jere- The Swedish support included second- Project (RCP) Harato-Scambu. ment of personnel. Emergency Relief Relief & Rehabilitation 1980 7,5 Supply of Volvo trucks. Co-financed with other donors. The assis- Transport Project Commission (RRC) tance co-ordinated by ILO. Relief Road Transport Relief & Rehabilitation 1984-1993 82,5 Consultant: ASG Transport Development Commission (RRC) A continuation of the Emergency Relief Transport Project launched in 1978. 19 20 COUNTRY PROJECT EXECUTING PERIOD AMOUNT COMPONENTS COMMENTS AGENCY (MSEK) Ethiopia The 100 Trucks Project Relief & Rehabilitation 1992-1998 73 Supply of Volvo trucks (50) &Consultants: ASG Transport Develop. & Commission (RRC) Scania Trucks (50), institu- Individual