ICA Annual Report 2011 - The Infrastructure Consortium for Africa
ICA Annual Report 2011 - The Infrastructure Consortium for Africa
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<strong>ICA</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2011</strong><br />
9.2. Arab Partners<br />
Arab and Islamic partners continue to play a significant<br />
role in financing infrastructure in <strong>Africa</strong>. Table 2 provides<br />
a summary of their contribution <strong>for</strong> infrastructure in<br />
<strong>Africa</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>2011</strong>, amounting to USD2.9bn. In 2010 the<br />
Arab Funds support almost doubled to (USD3.3bn)<br />
and seems to have stabilised at this level, with a<br />
slight reduction of 12% in <strong>2011</strong>. Annex 13 Arab Fund<br />
Coordination Group Commitments <strong>2011</strong> shows further<br />
details on additional Arab finance.<br />
Covering 32 recipient countries is a broad task, but<br />
Arab and Islamic support in <strong>2011</strong> was mainly limited<br />
to countries in the North and East <strong>Africa</strong>n Region.<br />
Major recipient countries accounted <strong>for</strong> 66% of total<br />
commitments including: Sudan with 26% (USD784m),<br />
Tunisia with 23% (USD420m), Morocco 13% (USD377m)<br />
and Mauritania 12% (USD348m).<br />
About 42% of total commitments went to projects<br />
in the energy sector, 34% to transport projects and<br />
10% to the water sector. In total Arab donors reported<br />
commitments aimed at the funding of 89 projects with<br />
an average volume of USD33m per project. Twenty-five<br />
of the largest commitments to <strong>Africa</strong>n <strong>Infrastructure</strong> by<br />
members of the Arab Coordination Group in <strong>2011</strong> are<br />
listed in Table 3.<br />
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Commitments to <strong>Africa</strong>’s <strong>Infrastructure</strong> by Members of<br />
the Arab Coordination Group by Region in <strong>2011</strong><br />
Total USD2.845bn<br />
Source: <strong>ICA</strong> 2012<br />
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Financial Institution<br />
Commitments<br />
2009<br />
Commitments<br />
2010<br />
Commitments<br />
<strong>2011</strong><br />
Trend<br />
(2010/11)<br />
Arab Fund <strong>for</strong> Economic and Social Development 456 1,100 776 -29% 27%<br />
Islamic Development Bank 472 1,085 1,151 6% 40%<br />
Kuwait Fund <strong>for</strong> Arab Economic Development 278 498 173 -65% 6%<br />
Abu Dhabi Fund <strong>for</strong> Development 109 200 20 -90% 1%<br />
OPEC Fund <strong>for</strong> International Development (OFID) 220 194 343 77% 12%<br />
Arab Bank <strong>for</strong> Economic Development in <strong>Africa</strong> 94 122 123 0% 4%<br />
Saudi Fund <strong>for</strong> Development 76 92 259 183% 9%<br />
Total 1,705 3,291 2,845 14% 100%<br />
Share<br />
Table 2<br />
Commitments to <strong>Africa</strong>’s <strong>Infrastructure</strong> by Members of the Arab Coordination Group in 2009-11<br />
Millions of Dollars<br />
Source: <strong>ICA</strong> 2012<br />
Sebastian Mogos-Lindemann, November 2012<br />
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