Programme for integrated development and adaptation to climate change in the Niger Basin (PIDACC/NB)

  • Cross-cutting
  • Under implementation
Date approved
20 Oct 2018
Est. completion
19 Jul 2028
ESS Category
Category A
Financing
Public sector
Entity
African Development Bank

Overview

Improving the resilience of populations and ecosystems in the Niger Basin by managing natural resources sustainably.

The Niger Basin of the Sahel is one of Africa’s most vulnerable regions to climate change. Over the past six decades, the total annual rainfall has reduced by 20 to 40 percent. Recurrent droughts have resulted in the increasing fragility of ecosystems, and reduced social resilience that disproportionately affects women, children and disabled people in the basin.

This programme will address these drivers by implementing a series of integrated and comprehensive actions that reduce the silting of the Niger River, improve natural resources management and enhance the population’s ability to adapt to climate change. It also includes some mitigation activities, including through forestry and land use.

The project has an estimated lifespan of 6 years.

Result areas

Project timeline

  • Pipeline

    500 days

    • Funding proposal received

    • Cleared by GCF Secretariat

    • Cleared by iTAP

  • Approved

    1,369 days

    • Approved by GCF Board

    • Legal opinion on AE's Internal Approval

    • FAA executed

  • Under implementation

    1,428 days so far

    • FAA effective

  • To be completed

    765 days to go

    Not started

  • Total project value $ 210 million

  • Tonnes of CO2 equivalent avoided 7.0 million

  • Total number of beneficiaries 14 million

Financing

GCF-financing

0.0%

USD

Co-financing

0.0%

USD

USD 210 million

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GCF-financing

53% disbursed

  • Grant USD 57,774,000
  • Loan USD 10,000,000
  • Total GCF-financing USD 67,774,000

Co-financing

  • Loan USD 35,924,000
  • Grant USD 42,171,000
  • Grant USD 18,081,000
  • Grant USD 12,980,000
  • Inkind USD 16,186,000
  • Inkind USD 7,786,000
  • Grant USD 9,000,000
  • Total co-financing USD 142,128,000

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