Accelerating Economic
Growth in Africa
Japan International Cooperation Agency
Africa Department
Director General

Kazunori Oshiyama

Strategies for Accelerating
Economic Growth(1) Regional Infrastructure Development(Roads, Ports, Electricity)(2) Strengthening Private-Public Partnership(PPP)(3) Partnership with IFIs
(4) Focusing on Activities for EconomicGrowthMajor Corridors and Japan’s Assistance
TAH: Trans African Highway
OSBP: One Stop Border Post

Tunisia
MoroccoAGADIR

CAIRO
Egypt

Libya

Algeria

Western
Sahara
Mauritania
Mali
DAKAR
SenegalGambiaGuineaBissauGuineaSierra Leone
Liberia

Chad
N’DJAMENA

NigerKHARTOUM

Eritrea

Sudan
Djibouti

Burkina Faso
Benin Nigeria
Togo
Ghana
Cote
LAGOS
D’Ivoire
Cameroon
TAKORADIADDIS ABABA
Ethiopia

CentralAfrican R.

Somalia
UgandaRep.
Gabon Congo
D.R.
Congo

Kenya

Rwanda
MOMBASA

Burundi●OSBP (Namanga)
Tanzania

LUANDADAR ES SARAAM
MTWARA

LOBITO
AngolaNAMIBE

ZambiaLUSAKA

Malawi
NAKARA
HARARE

Zimbabwe
BEIRA

Namibia
Botswana

WALVIS BAY
WINDHOEK

Mozambique

Mauritius
Madagascar

Swaziland

JOHANNESBURG Lesotho
South Africa

DURBA
N●OSBP (Chirundu)

Map is edited based on NEPAD STAP and TAH

Blue：Major Economic Corridors
Red：Japan’s projects(on-going/recently completed)●：T/A☆：Grant★：LoanOne Stop Border Post (OSBP) projects
TAH: Trans African Highway
OSBP: One Stop Border Post

Tunisia
MoroccoAGADIR

CAIRO
Egypt

Libya

Algeria

Blue：Major Economic Corridors
Red：Japan’s projects(on-going/recently completed)

Western
Sahara
Mauritania
Mali

OSBP：

Moussale

DAKAR
SenegalGambiaGuineaBissauGuineaSierra Leone
Liberia

OSBP：

Ekok

Chad
N’DJAMENANiger

KHARTOUM

Eritrea

Sudan
Djibouti

Burkina Faso
Benin Nigeria
Togo
Ghana
Cote
LAGOS
D’Ivoire
Cameroon
TAKORADIADDIS ABABA

OSBP：

Ethiopia

CentralAfrican R.

Namanga

Somalia
UgandaRep.
Gabon Congo
D.R.
Congo

Kenya

Rwanda
MOMBASA

BurundiTanzania

LUANDADAR ES SARAAM
MTWARA

OSBP：

Oshikango

LOBITO
AngolaNAMIBE

ZambiaLUSAKAOSBP：Malawi

Rusumo

NAKARA
HARARE

Zimbabwe
BEIRA

Namibia

OSBP：

Katima Mulilo
OSBP：

Kazungula

Botswana

WALVIS BAY
WINDHOEK

Mozambique
Swaziland

JOHANNESBURG Lesotho
South Africa

Map is edited based on NEPAD STAP and TAH

DURBA
N

Mauritius
Madagascar

OSBP：

Mandimba
OSBP：

ChirunduJapan’s Assistance for Energy Sector in Africa
WestWest-Central Africa

Eastern Africa

GHANA¾Rural Electrification (V) (On-going)¾Power Distribution System Master Plan Study (On-going)¾Human Resources Development Project for Disseminating PV
Systems (On-going)

UGANDA¾Bujagali Interconnection Project(ACFA) (On-going)*L/A signed ’07,Oct

CAPE VERDE¾Power Supply, Transmission and Distribution Lines Project inSantiago Island（ACFA）(On-going) *L/A signed ’08,Mar¾Rural Electrification Project Phase II (On-going)¾Hydro Power Electrification Advisor (On-going)

SIERRA LEONE¾Project for Urgent Improvement of Electric Power Supply
System in Freetown (On-going)

KENYA

NIGERIGA¾Project for the Rural Electrification in Cross River and Akwa
Iborn States (I-III) (On-going)

Sondu-Miriu Hydropower Project II (On-going)*L/A signed ’07,Jan

West Africa
Power Pool

Southern Africa
MalawiTANZANIA
Central Africa
Power Pool

¾Project of Reinforcement of Transmission and distribution
Facilitation in Oysterbay Station (On-going)¾The Rural Electrification Promotion Project (MAREP Phase IV)(On-going)¾Technical Support Project for the Stable Power Supply
System (On-going)

ZAMBIA

East Africa
Power Pool¾Increasing Access to Electricity Services Project （Co-financingwith WB）(On-going)¾Rural Electrification Master Plan Study (REMP) (On-going)¾Electrification Development Master Plan (On-going)

Southern Africa
Power PoolLoans

Grant

T/A

*Only on-going/candidate projects are shown in this sheet【Power Pool】 The free trade of power within regions
There are 4 power pools in Sub-Sahara Africa, SAPP (South African Power Pool), EAPP (East African P P),
WAPP (West African P P), CAPP (Central African P P). Exceptionally, in the case of significant power
shortage within a pool, power has been traded among pools.

Case of PPP：
Toamasina Port (Madagascar)
Toamasina PortDevelopment Project③ Toamashina① Anvatoby

This port is covering 70%-80%
of all cargos in Madagascar. The
request of port development isexpanding 3 piers, A, B and C.

② Brickavilｌe

JETRO：F/S implemented for
2.5 months from Dec, 2007.

JICA：received request for Studyof Development in 2008 andadopted.

Ambatovy Nickel project

biomass plantation project

JICA：under consideration ofODA loans implementation after
JETRO F/ S and JICA study.
Japanese private company：
planning repair of only pier B forNickel project.

＜Madagascar・Toamasina port> Economic
Japanese privatecompany

ODA（project in Madagascar）

Study, Loans etc

Ambatovy nickel project

Expansion
project

Biomass plantation project
Eucalyptus afforestation↓Processing

Export up!!

Toamasina port
・Biggest port in Madagascar
・Covering 75% of all cargo＜Present condition＞
Freight amount：
220,000 ton
Container：
110,000 TEU
Limit amount 230,000TEU
in 2013

ExportDevelopment nickel mine↓
Smelting・production

GrowthActivities for Promoting Economic Growth• One Stop Boarder Post (OSBP) and Michino-Eki (Roadside Station)• Coalition for African Rice Development(CARD): in 21 rice producing countries• Investment Promotion: in Zambia andTunisia• One Village One Product: in Malawi andten countries

Thank you