📋 Tender Overview
Approval Date 05 Dec 2023
Planned Completion Date 06 Jul 2029
Last Disbursement Planned Date 06 Jul 2029
Sovereign / Non-Sovereign Sovereign
Sector Industry, Minning & Quarrying
DAC Sector Code 32110
Environmental Category: 2 Climate Safeguards Categorization: 2
Gender Marker System Categorization: GEN II
Commitment U.A 97,785,962.83
Status Approved
Project General Description
The Diversification, Accelerated Industrialisation, Competitiveness and Employment (DAICE) programme seeks to strengthen the Government’s efforts to promote economic diversification, green transition and industrial development. More specifically, it aims to support reforms and investments in public goods required to develop the private sector, de-risk the financing of SMEs and innovative start-ups, develop new sectors, promote green transition in the industrial sector, support the competitiveness of enterprises and their exports, and create jobs. In this way, the programme aims to contribute to the emergence of new sectors, support the competitiveness of enterprises and their exports, promote the greening of the industrial sector and create jobs. The programme focuses on three results areas: (1) Enhancement of the Competitiveness of PND 2021-2025 Priority Clusters; (2) Improvement of Access to Financing for SMEs; and (3) Support for the Diversification and Promotion of Private Investment. Programme activities will contribute to strengthening the competitiveness of clusters, improving access to financing for enterprises, increasing industrial investment and creating jobs.
Project Objectives
The programme development goal is to assist the Ivorian Government in implementing its economic diversification and industrial development strategy and achieving the related socioeconomic outcomes.
Beneficiaries
The programme will benefit MSMEs, project owners, entrepreneurs and the Ivorian people through technical and financial assistance, particularly to the following public, semi-public and private business support entities: (i) the Côte d’Ivoire PME through support for the adoption of technology and the digital, energy and green transformation of enterprises provided by CI-PME and its counterpart contribution; (ii) the ADCI through the formalisation and upgrading of industrial enterprises; (iii) the DGIn and SOGEDI through support for public industrial investments such as CACDI and the upgrading of industrial infrastructure and management of the Yamoussoukro industrial zone; (iv) the SGPME, banks and MFIs through support for the development of financial inclusion instruments to facilitate access to credit and long-term financing for economic players, especially SMEs in general and women-run SMEs in particular; (v) the CNP-PPP through support for the establishment of a PPP preparation fund; (vi) CEPICI through support for private investment promotion (vii) and the Côte d’Ivoire Export Agency through support for the exports of cluster companies. The pro
