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PIDA Financial Structuring Plan

Author
Infrastructure Consortium for Africa (ICA), African Development Bank (AfDB) and NEPAD Agency
Description

Within context of the significant resource mobilization effort required for PIDA-PAP and in aligned with its mandate of resource mobilization for infrastructure development in Africa, the Infrastructure Consortium for Africa (ICA) in partnership with the African Development Bank (AfDB), at the request of the AUC, NPCA and the RECs, commissioned this PIDA Financial Structuring Plan with the following objectives;

A. To develop a PIDA financial resourcing plan that will assist the Regional Economic Communities (RECs), national governments of member countries and other project sponsors such as power utilities to access finance for the PIDA-PAP;

B. To identify and plot already existing and planned main financing vehicles and financing sources (including private and public, international and local sources, regional development banks) in and for each region that could be eligible for the regional PIDA-PAP projects;

C. To recommend the optimum financing structure(s) for the identified PIDA-PAP projects for both public and private sector financing arrangements;

D. To provide advice on the various infrastructure financing and regulatory frameworks in existence in the countries where PIDA-PAP projects are to be implemented and recommend the optimum enabling environment (legal, financial policy).

Publication date
2015
Document type
Report
Language(s)
English
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Categories: Energy, ICT, Transport, Water, Infrastructure Financing, Regional Integration, Private Sector & Public-private Partnerships, ICA Publications

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