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Project Summary
Approval Date 05 Jul 2023
Signature Date 17 Jul 2023
Planned Completion Date 31 Dec 2027
Last Disbursement Planned Date 31 Dec 2027
Sovereign / Non-Sovereign Sovereign
Sector Water Supply & Sanitation
DAC Sector Code 14022
Environmental Category 1
Commitment U.A 97,471,887.06
Status Implementation
Project General Description
The Secondary Towns Stormwater Drainage Programme (PAPVS) is one of the Government Action Programme (PAG) flagship programmes and is consistent with the National Development Plan (NDP). It concerns eight (8) towns, namely: Abomey, Abomey-Calavi, Bohicon, Natitingou, Ouidah, Parakou, Porto Novo, and Sèmè Podji. This programme seeks to scale up and consolidate a similar project that is being implemented in Cotonou. With co-financing from other partners such as EIB and BOAD, it is based on an integrated, multi-sector and multi-stakeholder approach to comprehensively mitigate the impacts of stormwater and address other issues such as sustainable waste management and its treatment in a circular economy. The main challenges faced by the PAPVS are: (i) inadequate flood management infrastructure, which is sometimes exacerbated by: inadequate services to the population, particularly in solid waste collection and transportation; and (ii) the people’s low resilience to the impacts of climate change. The Bank's operation is a response to the challenge of stormwater management resulting from low hydraulic capacity or lack of infrastructure which negatively impacts access to sanitation facilities and mobility as well during the rainy season and have negative impacts on economic development and the quality of life for people in urban areas. The project has two main components, namely: (i) Construction of resilient stormwater drainage infrastructure and Associated works; (ii) Building the climate resilience of populations and communities with high risk of flooding.
Project Objectives
The programme’s objective is to clean up the people’s living environment in the targeted towns and strengthen their resilience to flooding caused by climate change. Specifically, the project aims to: (i) reduce the vulnerability of towns and populations to floods and climate change; (ii) substantially improve the urban environment, hygiene, and sanitation in the targeted towns; and (iii) improve urban mobility.
Beneficiaries
The programme area covers the four (4) secondary towns of Porto-Novo, Ouidah, Bohicon and Abomey, with a total estimated population of 990,950 people, comprising 473,017 men (47.73%) and 517,933 women (52.27%). The direct programme beneficiaries are the populations of the towns concerned. The floods in these towns affect the population, and particularly women, children, young people, and the elderly who constitute the vulnerable groups. Other programme beneficiaries will be the people who use the feeder roads to the various districts, as well as transporters.
Participating Organization
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