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Kenya -  Strengthening and Expanding Access to Secondary Education and Skills Acquisition - Education III Kenya - Renforcer et élargir l'accès à l'enseignement secondaire et l'acquisition de compétences - Education III i. Increase physical access and improving the conditions for the teaching of Science and Mathematics across 350 secondary schools in poorer areas of the country; ii. Provide more access and learning opportunities in secondary schools and non-formal education centers to disdavantaged children and those with special educational needs to acquire appropriate basic education; iii. Development of a more relevant and appropriate national TVET system, the strengthening of support services, and the revitalisation of 10 youth polytechnics for more effective vocational skills training.
Kenya - Nakuru Water Supply and Sanitation Study Kenya - Étude sur l'Approvisionnement en Eau et l'Assainissement de Nakuru The study will identify a least-cost solution to the increasing demand for drinking water and wastewater disposal for the City of Nakuru. L'étude devrait identifier une solution la moins coûteuse à la demande croissante d'eau potable et d'évacuation des eaux usées pour la ville de Nakuru.
Kenya - El Nino Infrastructure Rehabilitation Project Kenya - Projet El Nino de Réhabilitation des Infrastructures The El Nino Infrastructure Rehabilitation Project is conceived in response to the unusually heavy rainfall that occurred between 1997 and 1998. These falls caused severe flooding with impacts in 46 of the country's 61 districts. The project was intended primarily to support Government initiatives to mitigate the severe effects of floods on the water and road infrastructure sectors. The project aims at the rehabilitation of hydraulic and road infrastructures of the affected areas in the provinces of West, Nyanza and East. It should result in the rehabilitation and capacity building of water supply systems in nearly thirty-three (33) cities, as well as in the rehabilitation of access to cities and towns through rehabilitation of roads. The main components of the project are: (i) the supply of chemicals; (ii) the replacement of components of the national water resources control network; (iii) replacement and repair of components and equipment of the water supply system, and (iv) rehabilitation of 74 different categories of roads. Le Projet El Nino de Réhabilitation des Infrastructures a été conçu suites aux chutes de pluie anormalement abondantes survenues entre 1997 et 1998. Ces chutes ont provoqué de graves inondations avec des incidences dans 46 des 61 districts du pays. Le projet devait principalement appuyer les initiatives du Gouvernement visant à atténuer les effets considérables des inondations, sur les secteurs de l’Eau et des infrastructures routières. Le projet vise la réhabilitation des infrastructures hydrauliques et routières des zones affectées dans les provinces de l’Ouest, de Nyanza et de l’Est. Il devrait se traduit par la remise en bon état et le renforcement des capacités des systèmes d’adduction d’eau dans près de trente-trois (33) villes, ainsi que par la réfection de l’accès aux villes et villes grâce à la réhabilitation de routes. Les principales composantes du projet sont: i) la fourniture de produits chimiques; ii) le remplacement des composantes du réseau national de contrôle des ressources hydriques; iii) le remplacement et la réparation des composantes et des équipements du système d’approvisionnement en eau, et iv) la réfection de 74 différentes catégories de routes. The overall objective of the project is to restore vital socio-economic infrastructure in order to counteract the effects of the “El-Nino” on the adversely affected population groups in Kenya. L'objectif général du projet est de restaurer les infrastructures socio-économiques essentielles afin d’amortir les effets de «El-Nino» sur les groupes de population touchés au Kenya. The main beneficiaries of the project are the affected areas in the western, Nyanza and eastern provinces. Les principaux bénéficiaires du projet sont les populations des zones affectées dans les provinces de l’Ouest, de Nyanza et de l’Est.
Kenya - Ziwa-Kitale Road Upgranding Project Kenya - Projet de Rénovation de la Route Ziwa - Kitale The Ziwa-Kitale Road Upgranding Project serves one of the most important granary centres of Kenya. The area served by the road is and has high agricultural potential because of the fertility of soil and adequate rainfall. The construction of the project road should therefore facilitate easy and reliable transport for the delivery of farm inputs and evacuation of farm produce to market centres. Its construction should generate savings in vehicle operating cost, minimize maintenance costs and generally improve and consolidate agricultural and industrial activities in the Uasin Gishu and Trans Nzoia districts of the Rift Valley Province. The project includes: (a) construction works for the upgrading of the two-lane asphalt standard gravel road from south of Ziwa to Kitale (63 km). The works include the extension of the road from Lodwar to Kisumu to form a circular road around Kitale, a 9 km road from counsin's corner to Kipsain, and a 15 km link from Cherengani to me's Bridge. Le Projet de Rénovation de la Route Ziwa - Kitale  dessert l'un des plus importants centres de stockage du Kenya. La zone desservie par la route est et présente un potentiel agricole élevé en raison de la fertilité du sol et des précipitations adéquates. La construction de la route du projet devrait donc faciliter un transport facile et fiable pour la livraison des intrants agricoles et l'évacuation des produits agricoles vers les marchés. Sa construction devrait générer des économies de coûts d'exploitation des véhicules, minimiser les coûts de maintenance et, d'une manière générale, améliorer et consolider les activités agricoles et industrielles dans les districts de Uasin Gishu et de Trans Nzoia, dans la province de la Vallée du Rift. Le projet comprend : (a) les travaux de construction pour la revalorisation de la route en terre/graveleuse en route de norme bitumineuse à deux voies allant du sud de Ziwa à Kitale (63 km). Les travaux comprennent le prolongement de la route allant de Lodwar à Kisumu pour former une route circulaire autour de Kitale, une route de 9 km reliant counsin’s corner à Kipsain, et une liaison de 15 km allant de Cherengani à moi’s Bridge. The objective of the project is to stimulate economic and social activity in the target districts by building all-weather roads that will reduce vehicle operating costs and encourage improved transport services. L’objectif du projet est de stimuler l’activité économique et sociale des districts cibles en construisant des routes praticables en toute saison qui réduiront les dépenses d’exploitation des véhicules et encourageront les services de transport améliorés. The beneficiaries of the project are the populations of the Ziwa-Kitale axis, economic operators and all road users. Les bénéficiaires du projet sont les populations de l’axe Ziwa-Kitale, les opérateurs économiques et l’ensemble des usagers de la Route.
Kenya - Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) Airfield Expansion Project - 2nd Runway Development Kenya - Projet d'extension des pistes de l'aéroport international Jomo Kenyatta (JKIA) - construction d'une 2ème piste d'atterrissage The development of the 2 nd Runway is informed by the JKIA Master Plan of 2010, and is in keeping with the development objectives and priorities of the Government of Kenya under Vision 2030 and the Bank’s Hi-5s Strategy supporting projects aimed at enhancing economic efficiency, regional integration, and facilitating international trade. The project entails: (i) construction of a parallel, 2.35km apart, 4.9 km long runway and connecting Taxiways, equipped to CAT II capabilities; (ii) Firefighting unit and trucks; and (iii) construction of a berm planted with trees to reduce noise impact. Consulting services include: construction supervision, Monitoring & Evaluation, and Update of JKIA Master Plan and Formulation of national airport development strategy. Institutional Capacity Building shall involve: Airport Pavement Maintenance Planning Study and Training of KAA & KCAA staff; whereas Supply of Equipment will include: Modern ATC equipment, Ambulifts, Navigational Aids, and Meteorological systems. The project is estimated to cost USD 189.6 million, and is co-financed by the Bank Group (84.4%) and the GoK (15.6%). The construction period is 30 months. . The development objective of the proposed project is to enhance regional integration and expand international trade via improved regional and international air connectivity. The specific project objectives are two-fold: i.) To improve reliability of air transport to and from JKIA by reducing aircraft delays at peak hours and costly flight diversions arising from incidences on existing runway, and abiding constraining configuration of the existing single runway facility that undermines its usability and overall operational efficiency of the airport; and ii.) To expand airfield capacity for the new generation (long-haul) aircrafts that would be attracted to JKIA after the airport attained in 2017, category I status that allows for direct intercontinental flights, including to the US. The extra capacity also ties well with the traffic growth projections in the JKIA Master Plan of 2010, in terms of meeting the Government’s long-term development objectives and priorities under Vision 2030 of enhancing economic efficiency, fostering international trade, and facilitating long-haul tourist flows in the Country. Beneficiaries include some 80 million people from Kenya and within East Africa directly served by the hub airport. Expanded airport infrastructure is envisaged to improve connectivity between Kenya and the World thereby facilitating high-value exports and imports, increase tourist earnings, and advance Kenya’s economy towards a middle-income level.
Kenya - Rural Health Project Kenya - Projet de santé rurale The overall objective of the project is to improve the health status of the rural and semi-rural population of Kenya. The specific objective of the project is to assist the Government of Kenya to implement its Development Plan (1984-88) which emphasized the development of rural and district health facilities and on strengthening their managerial capabilities.
Kenya - Industrial Sector Adjustment Loan Kenya - Prêt pour l'ajustement du secteur industriel The objective of the Government's Industrial Sector Ajustment Programme (ISAP), as described in detail in the previous chapter (3.3), is, firstly, to improve the efficiency and cometitiveness of the industrial sector by reducing the pre-ISAP anti--export bias. This will be achieved essentially through trade liberalisation and tariff reforms.
Kenya - Timboroa-Eldoret Road Rehabilitation Project Kenya - Projet de réhabilitation de la route Timboroa-Eldoret The Timboroa – Eldoret Road Rehabilitation Project is part of the Northern Transport Corridor international road, one of the Government?s priority corridors. The project involves the rehabilitation of 73 km of road section. This road was reconstructed in 1992 with bituminous surfacing and currently operates beyond capacity, carrying a weighted average of about 4,200 vehicles per day. The road has since deteriorated and the poor condition of the road represents increased transportation cost and transit time. The total project cost is UA 38.92 million and ADF loan will cover 89.9% (UA 35 million) and the Government of Kenya 10.1 % (UA 3.92 million). The overall project implementation time frame is four years (2011 – 2015). The completion of the project will increase intra-regional trade between Kenya and the neighbouring countries of Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, DRC and Sudan. Le Projet de réhabilitation de la route Timboroa – Eldoret fait partie de la route internationale du Corridor de transport du Nord, l’un des corridors prioritaires du gouvernement. Le projet porte sur la réhabilitation d’un tronçon routier de 73 km. Cette route a été reconstruite en 1992 avec un revêtement bitumineux et elle est actuellement utilisée au-delà de sa capacité, avec un trafic atteignant une moyenne pondérée de 4200 véhicules par jour. La route s’est, depuis, détériorée et son mauvais état provoque l’augmentation du coût du transport et du temps de transit. Le coût total du projet s’élève à 38,92 millions d’UC. Le calendrier global d’exécution du projet est de quatre ans (2011 – 2015). L’achèvement du projet accroîtra le commerce intrarégional entre le Kenya et les pays voisins que sont l’Ouganda, le Rwanda, le Burundi, la RDC et le Soudan. The project objective is to improve transport communications between Kenya and Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, DRC and Southern Sudan for the benefit of the region and population of the project area. Le projet a pour objectif d’améliorer le transport et les communications entre le Kenya et l’Ouganda, le Rwanda, le Burundi, la RDC et le Sud-Soudan pour le bénéfice de la région et de la population de la zone du projet. The people living in the project area, the local traders, business community and service providers and road users are among the direct beneficiaries of the project. The direct target population is considered to be the population within Uasin Gishu District (within which the entire road project is located), currently estimated at 894,179 people (2009 census). La population vivant dans la zone du projet, les commerçants locaux, le milieu des affaires, ainsi que les fournisseurs de services et les usagers de la route sont parmi les bénéficiaires directs du projet. C’est la population du District de Uasin Gishu (dans lequel est localisé l’ensemble du projet de route) qui est considérée comme la population cible directe ; elle est actuellement estimée à 894.179 habitants (Recensement 2009).
Kenya - Rural Roads upgrading Project Kenya - Projet d'amélioration des routes rurales Specific Objectives: To stimulate the social and economic activity in target rural areas by providing all weather roads which will reduce vehicle operating costs and encourage improved transport services.
Kenya - Kisumu District Primary Schools Water and Sanitation Project The African Water Facility (AWF) is an initiative led by the African Ministers? Council on Water (AMCOW), to support the achievement of the objectives of the African Water Vision (AWV) and the more immediate Millennium Development Goals on water and sanitation (WSS). AWF supported a partnership of Horizont3000 and Support for Tropical Initiatives in Poverty Alleviation (STIPA) to undertake the Kisumu Primary Schools Water and Sanitation Project in line with its focus. The project?s objectives were consistent with the commitment of the Government of Kenya (GoK) to achieve the MDGs of universal primary education as well as access to improved water supply and improved sanitation. Kenya?s Nyanza Province, of which Kisumu District is a part, has some of the worst socioeconomic indicators in the country, notably: the highest incidence of poverty (60%), highest prevalence of HIV/AIDS (14%), highest infant and child mortality rates. It is also among the lowest in coverage for water (27%) and sanitation (10%). On a positive note, the province has a high primary school attendance (86.3%) which is above the national average (78.8%). However WSS facilities in schools are inadequate and unsuitable local conditions and insufficient budgeting means that school children?s health is often at risk. The €235,806 Kisumu Project was designed to contribute to addressing these concerns and to draw lessons for subsequent interventions. The 3 key objectives of the project were: (i) improved knowledge about hygiene and environmental sanitation in the institutions and in households; ((ii) improved access to water supply and pilot ECOSAN in 6 selected schools in Kisumu District / Kenya; and (iii) improved capacity to manage, maintain and scale up the project model in the district and beyond. Natural conditions in the Kisumu area – reasonable rainfall, frequent flooding, unstable soils – justified the choice of ECOSAN and Rainwater Harvesting (RWH) to deliver cost-effective and improved water and sanitation facilities to the selected primary schools. There were 3,200 pupils and 75 teachers in 6 primary schools who were direct beneficiaries of the Kisumu Project, whilst in total over 30,000 people benefited in the 6 communities were impacted through sanitation and hygiene promotion. Kenya?s Nyanza Province, of which Kisumu District is a part.
Kenya - Rural Electrification Study Kenya - Étude sur l'électrification rurale The objective of the study was to prepare a Master Plan forextension of electrification in rural areas of Kenya for the period 1995 to 2010.
Kenya - Small Towns and Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project Kenya - Projet d’alimentation en eau et d’assainissement dans les petites villes et en milieu rural The proposed Small Towns, Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project presents a next step of ADB’s involvement in the water sector of Kenya. The project addresses the water supply and sanitation problems in a number of small towns and the lack of water storage in Yatta area. It has three components (1) institutional development support to strengthen the commercial, technical and financial aspects of the Water Service Providers, (2) water supply and wastewater infrastructure rehabilitation and extension, and (3) water storage intervention which includes the construction of the multipurpose Yatta dam. The project will be implemented in a period of four years at a total cost of UA 77.92 million. Le présent Projet d’alimentation en eau et d’assainissement dans les petites villes et en milieu rural, constitue une nouvelle étape dans l’implication de la Banque dans le secteur de l’eau au Kenya. Le projet traite des problèmes d’alimentation en eau et d’assainissement dans un certain nombre de petites villes, et de l’absence d’infrastructures de stockage d’eau dans la zone de Yatta. Sa mise en œuvre est articulée autour de trois composantes : (1) l’appui au renforcement institutionnel en vue de consolider les aspects commerciaux, techniques et financiers des Prestataires de services d’eau ; (2) la réhabilitation et l’extension des infrastructures d’approvisionnement en eau et d’évacuation des eaux usées et (3) des interventions dans le domaine du stockage de l’eau, notamment la construction du barrage polyvalent de Yatta. La durée d’exécution du projet est de quatre ans pour un coût total de 77,92 millions d’UC. The overall aim of the project is to contribute to the provision of improved water supply and sanitation in small towns and their surrounding areas, and to increase the multi-purpose water storage infrastructure. L’objectif global du projet est de contribuer à l’amélioration de l’approvisionnement en eau potable et à l’assainissement dans les petites villes, y compris dans les zones avoisinantes, et de mettre en place des infrastructures de stockage des eaux destinées à l’irrigation et aux usages domestiques. The beneficiaries of the project will be Lake Victoria South Water Services Board (LVSWSB): population of Bondo and Siaya; Tana Water Services Board (TWSB): population of Maua, Mukurwe-ini, Othaya, and Tanathi Water Services Board (TAWSB): population of Kitui and Yatta District. The total number of beneficiaries is estimated at 0.78 million people. Les bénéficiaires du projet sont : le Lake Victoria South Water Services Board (LVSWSB) : les populations de Bondo et Siaya ; le Tana Water Services Board (TWSB) : populations de Maua, Mukurwe-ini, Othaya, et le Tanathi Water Services Board (TAWSB) : les populations de Kitui et du District de Yatta. Le nombre total des bénéficiaires est estimé à 0,78 million de personnes.
Kenya - Nzoia Sugar Project a)  To assist the GOK in increasing domestic production of sugar through the expansion of the Nzoia Sugar Company; and  b)  to create employment and generate rural economic growth through the support of the Nzoia outgrowers Association.
Kenya - Humanitarian Relief Assistance to support Government Initiatives Preventing Avian Influenza in 2008 Avian  Influenza  (or  Bird  Flu)  is  viral  infection  that  has  the  ability  of  infecting  human  beings that are in contact with ill birds or in an environment where the virus is present. There are two  forms  of  the  bird  flu  –  the  mildly  pathogenic  Avian  Influenza  (MPAI)  and  the  highly  pathogenic  Avian  Influenza  (HPAI).  The  most  pathogenic  strain  is  the  H5N1.  Since  the  first  outbreak in 2003, about 150 persons have contracted the deadly H5N1 virus from direct contact with infected domestic birds and about half of them have died from H5N1 respiratory infection in  countries  such  as  Indonesia,  China,  Thailand,  Vietnam,  Laos,  Cambodia,  Japan,  Egypt,  Nigeria,  Korea  and  Malaysia.  During  this  period,  over  150  million  chickens  have  either  died  from the disease or have been culled, resulting in an estimated economic loss of about US$ 10 billion. WHO has reported a total of 77 human cases with 50 fatalities in 7 countries-(Cambodia, China, Egypt, Indonesia, Lao People’s Democratic Republic, Nigeria and Viet Nam). The general objective is to contribute to the Bird Flu Emergency Preparedness, and enhance combating the disease in the event that there is an outbreak in Kenya. It is also to strengthen national capacity to maintain functional laboratories and prepare long-term strategic plans and programmes to contain and control the spread of the pandemic should there be an outbreak. The population.
Kenya - Water services boards support project " The Water Services Boards Support Project will support four water services boards: the Athi Water Services Board (AWSB), the Lake Victoria South Water Services Board (LVSWSB), the Northern Water Services Board (NWSB), and the Tana Water Services Board (TWSB).
The project will provide improved water supply and sanitation services for the beneficiaries. The planning and implementation of the rural water supply and sanitation schemes will follow a demand based participatory process. 
The project is needed to support the recently initiated water sector reforms in Kenya, to make up for many years without adequate investments in the water sector, and to assist the water sector.
" The expected outputs will be four strengthened Water Services Boards and fourteen strengthened Water Service Providers; water supply and sanitation/sewerage systems rehabilitated/extended for Migori, Isiolo, Nyahururu, and Murang’a North/Murang’a South Districts; rural water supply and sanitation facilities for rural people in the Lake Victoria South Water Services Board and in the Northern Water Services Board; and water and sanitation infrastructure rehabilitation and extension in selected areas of Kibera. The project outputs’ beneficiaries are 635,000 people in Migori, Nyahururu, Isiolo, Murang’a North/Murang’a South, Kibera, 250,000 rural people in the Lake Victoria South Water Services Board and 200,000 rural people in the Northern Water Services Board. Also, a total of 600 direct and indirect jobs will be created over the 5-year implementation period.
Kenya - Third Nairobi Water Supply Kenya - Troisième système d'approvisionnement en eau de Nairobi 1.  Overall Objective To improve public health and to foster socio-economic development of the community. 2.  Specific Objectives i)  To provide Nairobi with adequate drinking water supply to meet the demands upto the year 2010; ii) To rehabilitate and expand the Dandora Sewage Works and provide for the treatment of increased flow of         waste water. iii) To provide support facilities to strengthen the Water and Sewerage Department of NCC.
Kenya - Thika Water Supply Kenya - Approvisionnement en eau de Thika To augment the water supply capacity of Thika by expanding the treatment works, upgrading of pumping stations and storage facilities, and extending the reticulation system to meet the water demands upto the year l998.