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Solar & Wind for Water The utilization of Solar and Wind Energy for Rural Water Supply Pilot Project is designed because the use of solar and wind energy for water pumping is an attractive option in the rural areas and there are no projects currently under implementation which comprehensively addresses this aspect. Furthermore, 83% of the population in rural areas has no access to the electric grid to power mechanised pumps. The goal or vision of the project is the widespread use of wind and solar technologies for rural water supply in Ethiopia. Its estimated cost is €2,165,680 of which €1,4529,220 (70.6%) is in foreign exchange and the remaining €636,460 is in local currency equivalent. Project activities will be undertaken in four components or phases: (i) Assessment and Preparation; (ii) Design and Implementation of Pilot Works - Stage I; (iii) Design and Implementation of Pilot Works - Stage II; and (iv) Development of Framework for Incorporation of Solar/Wind into the Universal Access Program for water supply and sanitation services (UAP). The  project  objective  is  to  promote  and  pilot the  use  of  solar  and  wind  energy  for water  pumping  in  rural  areas  of  Ethiopia,  and  so  initiate  development  of  a  long  term investment in these technologies under the Universal Access Programme (UAP) where they are appropriate and the most suitable. The primary beneficiaries will be those people in the rural communities who would be the direct users of the water scheme. It is estimated that about 130,000 people will benefit from  the  installation  of  approximately  40  solar  and 30  wind  systems  (this  number  will  be refined during the inception stage). In addition, the beneficiaries of the project will include all the various stakeholders in the water sector in Ethiopia.
Ethiopia - Institutional Support for the Ministry of Women's Affairs Ethiopie - Projet d’Appui institutionnel au Ministère de la condition féminine The objective of the project is to establish greater local institutional and human capacity of the WAO/ PMO, WAD/ MOFED and selected regional womenÆs affairs offices to design and implement gender sensitive policy and development planning interventions.
Livestock Development Masterplan Study The specific objective of the study is to prepare a comprehensive and integrated livestock development masterplan that will cover an investment period of 20 years and encompass a dairy, meat, apiculture and draft power sub-masterplan. It will also prepare a prioritised list of potential investment opportunities for the public and private sector and a sector-wide programme comprised of a priority sub-project for each sub-masterplan for possible financing.
Telecommunications   I Increase telephone services in the small towns and countryside.
Ethiopia - Twelve Towns Water and Sanitation Supply Study Éthiopie - Étude sur l'approvisionnement en eau et l'assainissement dans douze villes To investigate and confirm adequacy of water resources, define the most cost effective scheme for each of the twelve centres and prepare detailed designs and tender documents.  The study will include prliminary investigation for appropriate sanitation for the town. The study will also include preliminary investigations to identify how the various parts of these centres can be served with sanitation services.
Ethiopia – Alemgena - Butajira Road Upgrading Project Ethiopie – Projet de Réfection de la Route Alemgena - Butajira This intervention concerns the Alemgena - Butajira Road Rehabilitation Project. It aims to support ongoing socio-economic development programmes in Ethiopia by removing transport bottlenecks and improving the quality of the road network. The road should also facilitate easy and low-cost access to markets. This route should increase farmers' awareness of market trends and strengthen their bargaining power. The project includes (i) construction works for the rehabilitation of the gravel road, which would be paved with bitumen and provided with a 7-metre pavement with 1.5 metres of shoulder on each side and a total length of 120 km between Alemgena and Butajira; and (ii) consultancy services for (a) supervision of the construction works for the structure mentioned in (i) above; (b) audit services for the project. La présente intervention est relative au Projet de Réfection de la Route Alemgena – Butajira. Il entend soutenir les programmes de développement socioéconomique en cours d’exécution en Éthiopie par l’élimination des goulets d’étranglement au transport et l’amélioration de la qualité du réseau routier. 
La route devrait aussi favoriser un accès aisé et à moindre coût aux marchés. Cette route devrait mieux sensibiliser les agriculteurs aux tendances du marché et renforcé leur pouvoir de négociation. Le projet comprend i) des travaux de construction en vue de la réfection de la route en gravier qui serait recouverte de bitume et dotée d’une chaussée de 7 mètres comprenant 1,5 mètre d’accotement de chaque côté et s’étendrait sur une longueur totale de 120 km entre Alemgena et Butajira ; et ii) des services de consultants pour a) la supervision des travaux de construction de l’ouvrage mentionné au point (i) ci-dessus ; b) les services d’audit du projet. The objective of the project is to improve road transport services in the project area by reducing road maintenance and vehicle operating costs and to promote regional integration between Ethiopia and Kenya. Le projet vise à améliorer les services de transport routier dans la zone du projet en réduisant les coûts d’entretien routier et d’exploitation des véhicules et à favoriser l’intégration régionale entre l’Éthiopie et le Kenya. The main beneficiaries of the project are the road users, the populations of the project area as well as the economic operators. Les principaux bénéficiaires du projet sont les usagers de la route, les populations de la zone de projet ainsi que les opérateurs économiques.
Ethiopia - Humanitarian Relief Assistance to Drought Affected Households Faced with a humanitarian food crisis in the country, the Government of Ethiopia, through the Humanitarian Relief Assistance to Drought Affected Households, in March, 2011, appealed  to  the international  community  for  support  of  more  than  US$200  million.  In response to this appeal, the Bank provided a emergency assistance. This assistance to the victims of drought was limited to the Food Aid component of the Humanitarian Emergency Requirements. The Bank's contribution is used to procure cereals, cover the costs related to the delivery of food supply, including sea and overland freight, storage, handling, monitoring and distribution. It also cover the management cost of the executing agency.The proposed Emergency Relief Assistance Operation is funded from Bank’s Special Relief Fund (SRF). The objective of the proposed Bank Group Emergency Relief Assistance to Ethiopia is to contribute to the on-going efforts of Government and humanitarian Partners to save lives in the current crisis situation, protect livelihoods and enhance resilience to the drought effects. This objective will be achieved through the provision of emergency food relief Around 25,000 households from south, southeast and east of the country
Projet d'aménagement Pastorales du Sud-Est a) Techniques          : Aucun b) Financiers            : Mise en place du financement c) En matière d'environnement : Aucun d) Ecologiques           : Aucun e) De politique générale : Aucun
Wush Wush Tea I Project (ADF) (P) Production of about 1,250 tons of made tea per year from the project's 500 ha, resulting in foreign exchange savings of some estimated US$ 2.0 million per year.
Chida-Sodo Road Project To provide improved access to South-Western region of the country by constructing an all weather road linking Chida and Sodo towns. It will increase the development of rich agricultural land and enhance the economic and social integration of the rural communities located in remote areas of the project zone of influence.
Ethiopia - Development of Water Information and Knowledge Managment Systems Ethiopie - Appui à la mise en place de systèmes de gestion des informations et des connaissances sur les ressources en eau The Government of Ethiopia received a €500,000 grant to kick-start the establishment of a national information management system, strengthen existing processes to manage water quantity and quality data, reinforce applied research and improved water information ICT infrastructure. The project is aimed at addressing the water data and information needs of the country to facilitate the planning, implementation, monitoring, sustainable management and development of the country’s water resources. The objective of the project include the following: (i) To kick-start the establishment of a comprehensive national system of water information management that links all relevant institutions and stakeholders to improve coordination among them to make information readily available to users; (ii) To start creating a suitable environment to generate, store and archive important datasets on the water sector and ensure all users including the general public gets consistent and high quality water sector information;(iii) To improve and extend water data and information ICT facilities of the Ministry of Water Resources and allied organizations as well as maintain and upgrade the existing database, the ENRAEMED Meta-database software (iv) To promote applied research of critical areas in the water sector and improve the archiving of water sector information and research products; (v) To promote applied research of critical areas in the water sector and improve the archiving of water sector information and research products (vi) To improve data generation, processing and analysis in the areas of water quantity, quality, sediment transport, and groundwater resources; (vii) To build capacity of staff for water data and information management through training; and to improve coordination of water sector information generation and management. The ultimate primary beneficiaries of the project will be the people of Ethiopia who will be benefiting from better water management, properly planned and designed capital investments, and improved performance of water related sectors through the availability of relevant information and knowledge and the means to manage them. The immediate beneficiaries are the Departments of the Ministry of Water Resources,the Regional water Bureaus, institutions of higher learning, other water related ministries and professionals working in the sector. responsible for WASH services delivery. The national association of NGOs and that of private.
Rural Electrification  (Adb/Ntf) L'exécution du projet a fait l'objet de nombreux annexes qui ont conduit à une modification relativement importante de la liste des biens et services bien qu'il n'y ait pas eu d'approbation formelle et conforme de cette évolution par les services de la Banque; l'état d'avancement de l'exécution par composante se résume comme suit: (a) le renouvellement du revêtement de la RN1 a été réalisé sur 25 km; ce qui correspond à un taux d'exécution d'environ 24,51%. A cela, il convient d'ajouter la situation de la fourniture des différentes composantes rentrant dans ces travaux: (i) le bitume a été entièrement livré; (ii) les gravillons ont été fournis pour 33,38%; (iii) les consommables ont été acquis pour 76,59%; l'acquisition du matériel est terminé. Ainsi, la reprise des travaux peut être assuréé si aucun risque ne pèse sur le règlement des livraisons déjà faites d'une part, des commandes complémentaires (de gravillons et de gas-oil) qu'il convient de lancer immédiatement, d'autre part. L'organe d'exécution estime la réalisation des 77 km de revêtement restant en six mois alors que les 25 premiers kilomètres ont été réalisés en 4 mois. Avec ce nouveau calendrier, en supposant un redémarrage en novembre 1996, les travaux en régie de la RN1 pourront être terminés en avril 1997 menant à un achèvement total du projet à mai 1997 avec la fin des prestations du consultant qui dispose d'un mois pour l'établissement de son rapport final; (b) la réhabilitation de la route RN4 d'Arta est exécutée à 100% et achevée depuis fin mai 1994. La réception provisoire a été prononcée en juin 1994 et la réception définitive en juillet 1995. (c) la nouvelle usine d'émulsion de bitume a été fournie, installée et réceptionée en juillet 1994. Le taux d'exécution est également de 100%; (d) concernant les services de Consultant, ils ne restent que ceux relatifs à la composante RN1. Mésuré à partir du niveau des dépenses, le taux d'exécution atteint 90,97%.
Addis Ababa Fuelwood Plantation Project The main objective of the project is to encrease the fuelwood supply for Addis Ababa market. The project would also provide infrastructural improvements and social amenities, e.g. schools clinics, shops, water and electricity etc. for the population in the project area.
Humanitarian Flood-Relief Assistance The objective of the proposed Bank emergency humanitarian relief assistance is to provide access to safe water supply, improved sanitation facilities, and proper hygiene education services for communities in the severely flood-affected areas.
Ethiopia - Assab Water Supply Project Éthiopie - Projet d'approvisionnement en eau d'Assab The project activities consist of the various contracts for supply, construction and supervision in the original and extended project. The list for Woldia and Ghimbi is given in the WP notes to this supervision summary.
Ethiopia – Seven Roads Studies The Seven Roads Studies are designed because of the lack of proper road transport infrastructure is a constraint to development of the agriculture resource potential of the western and southern areas of Ethiopia. The studies fit into the current Government of Ethiopia’s strategy of preparing projects. It aims to improve and expend the essential infrastructure with a view to support economic and social development programs. In addition, the improvement of the roads should help to connect to the neighbouring countries of Sudan and Kenya and would lead to integration and promotion of inter-African trade and commerce. The studies also aim at the preparation of detailed engineering designs for the viable options for the execution of contract of the road sections (i) Konso- Yebello (ii) Woito- Omo Rate and (iii) Sawla- Kako. Les sept études routières sont conçues en raison du manque d'infrastructures de transport routier appropriées, ce qui constitue une contrainte au développement du potentiel de ressources agricoles des régions de l'ouest et du sud de l'Éthiopie. Ces études s'inscrivent dans la stratégie actuelle du gouvernement éthiopien, qui consiste à préparer des projets. Il vise à améliorer et à développer les infrastructures essentielles en vue d'appuyer les programmes de développement économique et social. En outre, l'amélioration des routes devrait contribuer à la connexion avec les pays voisins du Soudan et du Kenya et conduirait à l'intégration et à la promotion des échanges et du commerce interafricains. Les études visent également à préparer des études techniques détaillées pour les options viables pour l'exécution du contrat des tronçons routiers (i) Konso-Yebello (ii) Woito-Omo Rate et (iii) Sawla- Kako. The objectives of the studies are to determine the technical feasibility and economic viability of improving the seven roads in order to lower the transport costs sufficiently to meet the needs of the existing, planned and future economic and social development in these areas. Les objectifs des études sont de déterminer la faisabilité technique et la viabilité économique de l'amélioration des sept routes afin de réduire suffisamment les coûts de transport pour répondre aux besoins du développement économique et social actuel, prévu et futur dans ces zones. The studies should benefit the Ethiopian State. Les études devraient bénéficier à l’Etat Éthiopiens.
Upper and Central Legadembi Gold Study The comprhensive techno-economic feasibility study was completed in 1991. However, a supplementary debotlenecking study on both mine and process plant expansion became necessary. GOE's request (use of savings under the study) which was basically an amendment to the list of goods and services was approved by the Bank in February 1993. The objective of the debottle-necking supplementary study is to assess the viability of the project, which aims at increasing the annual output of Legadembi Mine (Phase I) financed by the Bank and the E.I.B from 3 to 4.5 tons of gold by developing Upper and Central Legadembi deposits and expanding the mine and plant capacity.
Padep (Sidamo Gamo/Gofa) (ADF) (P) To restructure and strengthen agricultural support services ; to develop farmers in order to increase crop and livestock production ; to improve the general living conditions and rural incomes of the propulation and to generate foreign exchange.
Rural Roads (BALE and SIDAMO regions) The objective of the project is to provide rural infrastructure, in Bale and Sidamo Provinces, as this is one of the main bottlenecks to agricultural and socio-economic development in Ethiopia in general and in these two region in particular. This will be achived by providing the Ethiopian Road Authority (ERA) with the foriegn exchange to purchase the necessary equipment to carry out the construction and maintenance work, using a farily high proportion of labour, through the Rural Roads Organisation. The Provincial Committees will decide on the priorities of programming for the roads to be constructed.
Aleltu Hydroelectric Feasibility Study The objective of the study is to determine the technical feasibility and economic viability of the first stage development of Aleltu Hydroelectric Project to supply the National Grid.
Basic education, technical and vocational training project ii.1.  Primary Education strengthened, with 32,000 more pupil places provided by 1997. ii.2.  Lower Secondary Education strengthened, with 7,280 more places provided by 1997. ii.3.  Teaching Support Facilities strengthened,with district resources units, by 1997. ii.4.  Mass Media Education strengthened. ii.5.  Technical and Vocational Training strengthened, with 500 additional places provided for specialized fields.
Ethiopia - Southeast Rangeland Development Project The present intervention concerns the Southeast Rangeland Development Project. It aims to raise the standard of living of pastoralist populations through improving productivity of their livestock herds and ensuring sustainability of the natural resource base. In addition, the introduction of drought tolerant crop and fodder species and appropriate farming techniques to settled pastoralists is expected to contribute to improved food situation in the area. The project comprises five major components: i) Extension and Community Development; ii) animal Health, Production and marketing; iii) Land Use and Range Management; iv) Infrastructure Development and v) Project Management and Administration. La présente intervention concerne le Projet de Développement des Pâturages du Sud-Est. Il vise à améliorer le niveau de vie des populations pastorales en améliorant la productivité de leurs troupeaux de bétail et en assurant la durabilité de la base de ressources naturelles. En outre, l'introduction de cultures et d'espèces fourragères tolérantes à la sécheresse et de techniques agricoles appropriées pour les éleveurs sédentaires devrait contribuer à améliorer la situation alimentaire dans la région. Le projet comprend cinq composantes principales : i) la vulgarisation et le développement communautaire; ii) la santé animale, la production et la commercialisation ; iii) l'utilisation des terres et la gestion des parcours ; iv) le développement des infrastructures ; v) la gestion et l'administration du projet. The objective of the project is to raise the living standards of pastoralist populations in the southeast rangelands of Ethiopia by improving the productivity of their livestock, increased food security while ensuring sustainability of their natural resource base. L’objectif du projet est d’améliorer le niveau de vie des populations pastorales des pâturages du sud-est de l’Éthiopie en améliorant la productivité de leur bétail, en renforçant la sécurité alimentaire et en assurant la durabilité de leurs ressources naturelles. The main beneficiaries of the project are the pastoral populations as a whole. Les principaux bénéficiaires du projet sont les populations pastorales dans l’ensemble.
Chemoga-Yeda Hydro Power Study The objective of the study is to determine the technical feasibility and economic viability of Chemoga-Yeda Hydroelectric Project for development to meet the demand in the National Grid.
Ethiopia - Genale Dawa River Basin Integrated Resources Development master Plan Study Ethiopie - Etude du plan directeur d’aménagement intégré des ressources du bassin versant de Genale Dawa The present project is relative to the Genale Dawa River Basin Integrated Resources Development master Plan Study. It aims to contribute to the reduction of poverty and the improvement of the welfare of the rural populations. This study comprises three phases, namely: (i) execution of sectoral studies and analysis (Phase I); (ii) preparation of the Master Plan, including Basin Master Plan and potential Projects (Phase II); and (iii) preparation of feasibility reports of three priority agricultural and water resources development projects (Phase III). Le présent projet est relatif à l'Etude du plan directeur d’aménagement intégré des ressources du bassin versant de Genale Dawa. Elle vise à contribuer à la réduction de la pauvreté et à l’amélioration des conditions de vie des populations rurales. Cette étude comporte trois phases, à savoir: (i) la réalisation d’études et d’analyses sectorielles (Phase I); (ii) l’élaboration du plan directeur du bassin fluvial et de projets potentiels (Phase II); et (iii) l’établissement des rapports de faisabilité des trois projets prioritaires de développement des ressources agricoles et hydriques sélectionnés par le client et par les parties prenantes. The overall sector goal of the study is to contribute to the reduction of poverty and the improvement of the welfare of the rural populations. The specific objectives of the study are to: (i) prepare a master plan which would contribute to the sustainable development and poverty reduction in the Genale Dawa River Basin and which makes optimum use of all natural, physical, human and animal resources with minimum possible adverse environmental impact; and, (ii) Preparation of three feasible projects for future financing. L’étude a pour objectif sectoriel global de contribuer à la réduction de la pauvreté et à l’amélioration des conditions de vie des populations rurales. Ses objectifs spécifiques sont: (i) l’élaboration d’un plan directeur pour le développement durable et la réduction de la pauvreté dans le secteur du bassin fluvial de Genale Dawa, et pour l’utilisation optimale de l’ensemble des ressources naturelles, physiques, humaines et animales avec un minimum de conséquences négatives possibles sur l’environnement; (ii) l’élaboration de trois projets réalisables pour financement futur. The main beneficiaries of the study are: the local authorities of Genale Dawa River Basin region as well as the populations. Les principaux bénéficiaires de l'étude sont: les autorités locales de la région du bassin versant de Genale Dawa ainsi que les populations.
Institutionnal  Support to Valley development The project aims to acheve the following :  - To build up the Ethiopian Valleys Development Studies Authoriry's (EVDSA) insitutional framework through the provision of urgently required technical assistance, training and infrastructures ;  - To review the activities proposed to come under the mandate of EVDSA in relation to the activities of other existing institutions ;  - To review EVDSA's internal organisational structure and management and its linkages with other agencies, in order to set up a strong and cost-effective organisational foundation for the Authority which will enable it to carry out its mandated functions ; and   - To develop long term strategies and action programmes for EVDSA as a whole and for its internal fonctional units.