Loan Amounted (Million of US$) 8.00 Health Centrse (Phase 1) Democratic Republic 6- Republic of 7.00 Phalombe Hospital

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1 NOTIFICATION OF ARAB CONTRACTORS AND CONSULTANTS OF PROJECTS AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE OPERATONS FINANCED BY THE ARAB BANK FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA (BADEA) The Board of Directors of the Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa (BADEA), in its session held during the period June, 2010 has approved loans and grants for some African countries. The total amount of the approved financing is US$ million, of which US $ million are earmarked as loans, for participation in financing of eight development projects and US$ 2.95 million are allocated for financing eight technical assistance operations. The following are the approved operations: The Projects:- Beneficiary Country Loan Amounted (Million of US$) Project Name 1- Cape Verde Rural Development for Eradication of Poverty 2- Republic of Kalabo-Sikongo-Angol Bordes Zambia Road" 3- Republic of Rural Electrification in Eight Areas Uganda 4- Republic of 7.00 Potable Water Supply for Some Cameroono Centres 5- Congo 8.00 Health Centrse (Phase 1) Democratic Republic 6- Republic of 7.00 Phalombe Hospital Malawi 7- Republic of Trauma and Acute Pain Centre Ghana (Phase 1) 8- Regional 5.00 Line of Credit for the Investment and Development Bank of the West African States Economic Community

2 Technical Assistance Operations:- Beneficiary Country 1- Republic of Sao Tome & Principe 2- The Togolese Republic 3- Republic of Benin 4- Republic of Rwanda 5- Republic of Sierra Leone Loan Amounted (US$) Objectives of the Technical Assistance 350,000 Preparation of techno-economic feasibility study for the Supply of Potable Water Project to Sao Tome Town Project 300,000 Preparation of techno-economic feasibility study for the Reclamation of Agricultral Lands in Oti Plain 250,000 Provision an Arab Expert s Services for the Support of the Directorate of Public Works 250,000 Provision of an Arab Expert s Services for the Support of Kigali Municipality 250,000 of an Arab Expert s Services for the Support of the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development 200,00 Support for the Ministry of Rural Development 240,000 of a Training Programme for the Ethiopian Highway Authority Cadres 6- Republic of Niger 7- Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia 8- Regional 350,000 of a Training Programme in the Field of Regional Economic coordination and Integration 9- Regional 330,000 of a Training Programme in the Field Integrated Management for Rice Production 10- Regional 200,000 of The Associated Blindness Control Programme (Second Contribution) 11- Regional 230,000 of a High Standard Colloquium for the Arab-Afro Cooperation in the Field of Investment and Trade

3 PROJECTS: Beneficiary Country Project Description and Components Project objectives Project s Republic of Cape Vrde Rural Development for Eradication of Poverty US$ 2.50 million US$ 2.00 million The Government - US$ 0,50 million. The project is located in the two islands of Santiago and Fogo and consists of the following components: Basic Services Projects which include small projects in the fields of potable water (construction and rehabilitation of tanks, procurement and installation of household connections, water points electricity supplies and sewerage equipment at site. Income Generation Projects which include small projects in the field of plant and animal production, processing of agricultural and animal products, articinal fishing traditional industries and professions (procurement of equipment and different means of production) and commercial activities Support of thr Project Unit by provision of office equipment and a means of transport. Consultancy services for the preparation of technical and financial studies for the small projects Annual auditing of the project s accounts. The project aims at the contribution to reduction of poverty, improvement of living condition for the poorest group in the rural and semi urban areas through the increase of incomes by improving capacity of production in the income generation activities hence contributing to sustainable development for the poorest groups, in addition to the improvement of their living condition through facilitating their supply with basic services of potable water electricity and sanitation - Execution of basic Service and income generation project through a short list of local contracting companies and local suppliers - office equipment and the means of transport through local tenders restricted to local dealers and suppliers - Annual accounts auditing: through local competition restricted to specialized auditing offices The physical implementation of the project is expected Programme National de lute contre la pouverte CP: 236 Tel: razevedo80@hotmail.com Paraia Cape -Verde

4 Beneficiary Country Project Description and Components Project objectives Project s The Republic of Zambia Kalabo- Sikongo Angola Borders Road US$54.00 million US$ million Kuwait Fund(US$14.oo million),saudi Fund(US$12.00 million), OFID(US$10.00 million) and Government(US$8 million) The project lies in Kalabo province in the western region of the country. the road starts from Kalabo town which lies at a distance of 600km to the west of the capital Lusaka westwards to :Sikongo village which is at a distance of 56km from Lusaka then to Angola Borders at a distance of 28.1km. the project consists of the following components: 1. Civil Works and ancillaries: for the construction of an asphalt road about 84.1km long as follows: Kalabo- Sikongo with a length of 56km a width of 6.5m and with tow shoulders each is 2.5m wide Sikongo- Angola Borders With a length of 28.1 km, a width of 6.2m and with two shoulders each is 2,0 m wide 2. Consultancy Services: for the preparation of detailed designs and tender documents,assisting the Executing Agency in launching and analysis of bids, award of contract and supervision of the execution of the works. The Project is part of the transport corridor that links the capital Lusaka and the Angolan borders to the west and towards one of the main ports in the Republic of Angola. The project aims at facilitation of transport of passengers and goods in the western region of the country and with the Republic of Angola. The project also aims at enhancing trade relations between the Republic of Zambia and Angola and enhancing the socio- economic development in the regions which crosses - Civil works and ancillaries: on the basis of competitve bidding restricted to African, Arab or mix Arab-African firms. The physical implementation of the project is expected to start in the middle of 2011 and be completed in the middle of2014. Road Development Agency P.O.Box Tel: /253801/ Fax: Lusaka - Zambia

5 Beneficiary Country Project Description and Components Project objectives Project s Republic of Uganda Rural Electrification in Eight Regions US$ million US$10.00 million Saudi Fund(US$11.00 million) The project comprises the supply of electric power to about 112 villages distributed in 8 regions and it consists of the following components: - Civil and electrical works for procurement and installation of transmission lines (33KV) with a total length of about 658 km, supply and installation of 159 sub transformers(33/0.38 KV),supply and installation of distribution lines(380 Volt) with a total length of about 274 km and supply and istallation of cables and metres for 5400consumers - Consultancy Services for preparation of detailed engineering designs and tender documents and the supervision of the execution of the project. The project is within The National Programme for Rural Electrification in Uganda And it is also within the framework of the special Initiative for the Supply of Energy to the Poor. The project aims at the improvement of the standard of living, reduction of poverty,reduction of immigration rates from rural areas to cities through the supply of household electric power to the population of a group of villages and to the commercial, industrial and agricultural activities in the project area hence contributing to the socio- economic development. The project will lead to the achievement of positive environmental impact by the reduction of cutting of trees as a main source of energy. -Civil and electrical engineering for the supply and installation of transmission lines,distribution sub transformers cables and metres : Through International Competitive Bidding - Consultancy Services: on the basis of a short list of arab, African or Arab/African firms The physical implementation of the project is expected to start in October 2011 and takes 24 months to be completed in October, Ministry of Energy and Rural Development Rural Electrification Agency Tel; / Fax: E- Mail: bena@rea.or.ug Kampala -Uganda

6 Beneficiary Country Project Description and Components Project objectives The Republic of Cameroon Potable Water Supply for Some Centres US$ million US$ 7.00 million OFID(US$6.00 million) and the Government(US$1.50 million) The Project comprises 7 centres: Akom2, Amfangan, Aolamzi, Mifingi in the South Region. Kiti and Misamina in the East Region And Bot Makak in the Central Region. The number of population in these centres is estimated as 30,000. The project consists of the following components: 1. Civil Engineering,Hydro mechanical and electrical Works - Drilling and equipping 14 wells, rehabilitation of 2 existing wells, connection of 14 pumping stations with the electricity grid, supply and installation of electric generators for the pumping stations and construction of gravel roads to connect the wells with roads networks of the concerned centres. - Construction of 7 water tanks - Supply and laying of transmission and distribution lines with a total length km and diameters that vary 36 to 200mm and about 2092 household connections and a public water distribution point - Construction of an administrative office in each centre for the department responsible for management and operation of the water supply facility and a house for the head of the department 2. Supply of operation and maintenance equipments which include the equipment materials and tools required for operation and maintenance of the project 3. Supportof the Project Coordination Unit and the two Project Units; with: office equipment, office furniture, 3 X 4WD vehicles,7 motor cycles and the operation expenses 4. Consultancy Services: for the preparation of detailed designs and tender documents assistance of the Executing Agency In launching analysis of bids award of contracts and supervision of the execution of the project 5. Auditing of the and beneficiaries annual Accounts of the Project: 6. Support of the Capacities of the Local Groups and Benificiaries The Project aims at the supply of potable water for 7 centres in the central,southern, and eastern regions, contribution to the reduction of water borne diseases hence leading to the improvement of the standard of health of the population,reduction of hardships facing the population,especially women, in fetching water. The project will also participate in enhancing the economic activities which aids in increasing the income of the population and stability, in addition to the contribution to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals. - Construction of civil engineering,hydro mechanical and electrivcal works and ancillaries: on the basis of bidding

7 Project s restricted to African, Arab or mix Arab-African firms. - Supply of operation and maintenance equipments, office equipment and furniture and means of transport: On the basis of local biddings restricted to authorized local suppliers and dealers. - Consultancy Services: Through a Short list of African, Arab or mixed Arab and African consulting firms. The physical implementation of the project is expected to start at the beginning of 2012 and to be completed in the middle of 2013 Directions de l Hydraulique et d Hydrologi E- Mail : Banjidaniel@yahoo.fr Beneficiary Country Project Description and Components Congo Democratic Republic Health Centres( Phase1) US$ million US$ 8.00 million OFID (US$6.00 million) and the Government (US$1.00 million) The Project lies in Kinshasa province and the neighbouring province of Bndono.The project area is considered the most densely populated area in the country with a population of more than 12 million persons. The project is composed of the following components; 1. Civil Works and ancillaries: - Construction of 26 health units, each unit consists of a building with an area of about 180m2 and consists of 2 rooms for treatment, maternity ward and other facilities. - Construction of 5 health centres each centre with an area of about 830 m2 consisting of units of medicine, gynecology a hall for nurses training, a house for the doctor responsible for the centre and administrative building. - Construction of 10 administrative centres for the health areas. Each centre with an area of about 450 m2 and composed of meeting hall, drug store, store for medical equipment and 11 offices. 2. Equipment and Furniture : consisting ofequipment for potable water supply, electric generators, medcal equipment and medical and non-medical furniture 3. Supply of the first consignment of medicines for the units and health centres to to start working immediately after the completion of construction 4- Support of the Project Unit by provision of means of transport and office equipment 5- Project Management Expenses which include the operational expenses of the central coordinating office (BCECO) which will be responsible for the project management 6- Means of transport consisting of 67 motor cycles ( two motor cycles for each health unit and one motor cycle for health centre and administrative centre 7- Consultancy Services for the preparation of detailed

8 Project objectives Project s engineering designs and tender documents for civil works, equipment and furniture, assisting the in launching, analysis of tenders, award of contracts and supervision of project implementation The project is within the Government s programme( )which aims at the development of the health sector and improvement the quality of the health services. The project aims at the improvement of the health conditions for about persons through the upgrading the quality of the health services and possibility of access to these services. The project also aims at the support of the Ministry of Public Health in implementing its new strategies of public health,contribution to covering the shortfall in the infrastructure and human resources in the health sectorand reduction of poverty. - Civil works and ancillaries: on the basis of restricted bidding to African, Arab or mix Arab-African firms. -Supply, of the first drugs consignment : on the basis of open bidding motor cycles: on the basis of local bidding restricted to local suppliers - Means of transportation and office equipment for the Management Unit of the project in the Ministry of Health : on the basis of local bidding for local suppliers - Consultancy Services: Through Short list of African, Arab or mix of Arab and African consulting firms The physical implementation of the project is expected to start in September 2011 and be completed in March, Bureau Central de coordination(bceco) Office : Complexe Uteafrica bceco@bceco.cd Tel : (243) Kinshasa- RDC

9 Beneficiary Country Project Description and Components Republic of Malawi "Phalombe Hospital Project US$ million US$ 7.00 million Saudi Fund US$ 7.00 million, and the Government - US$ 1.6 million. The Project consists of construction and equipping a regional hospital at Phalombe with a capacity of 250 beds, residential complex for doctors and supporting staff with a total area of 40,000m2. the project is composed of the following components: 1. Civil Works and ancillaries which include the hospital building composed of one storey with a built area of m2,houses for doctors and the supporting staff with an area of about 2000m2 and supply of potable water equipment,sewerage and electrical and mechanical equipment. 2. Medical equipment and medical and non-medical furniture which include supply of medical equipment,medical and non-medical furniture for the different departments of the hospital, for houses of doctors, supporting staff. It also includes supply of 2 ambulances, 4 emergency motor cycles and electric generators. 3. Consultancy services: for preparation of detailed designs and tender documents, assisting the in the analysis of bids and supervision of the execution of the works. 4. Institutional support for the Project Unit by provision of a means of transport and office equipment

10 Project objectives Project s Beneficiary Country Project Description and Components The Project aims,generally, at the support of the Governments policy which aims at the expansion and improvement of the health services and meeting the basic needs to improve the health conditions of the population and particularly to the reduction of maternity and child and babyhood problems by reduction of mortality rate and improvement of awareness and health conditions of this vulnerable group through the availability of health service to the population of Phalombe and the neighbouring towns and villages in the region to reduce the pressure on the hospitals of the cities of Blantyre and Lilongwe,the capital of the country. - Civil works and ancillaries: on the basis of bidding restricted to African, Arab or mix Arab-African firms. - Supply and installation of medical equipment, medical and non- medical furniture: on the basis of International Competitive Bidding. - Supply of the two ambulances, the emergency motor cycles and the institutional support components: on the basis of local biddings restricted to local dealers - Consultancy Services: Through a Short list of African, Arab or mix of Arab and African consulting firms The physical implementation of the project is expected to start at the beginning of 2012 and be completed in the middle of Ministry of Helth P.OBox: Tel: sandersonkuyeli@gmail.com Lilongwe- Malawi Republic of Ghana Trauma and Acute Pain Centre Project US$ million US$ 8.00 million Kuwait Fund(US$12.00 million), Saudi Fund(US$ 12,00 million),ofid(us$10.00 million) and the Government(US$ 9.00 million) A new Trauma and Acute Pain Centre will be constructed and equipped at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital and more developed with regard treatment facilities,medical specializations and equipment than the existing centre which is working with more than double its intake capacity. The new centre will be constructed in two phases and it is composed of 5 stories with a total area of 19,209 m2. The project(phase1) consists of the following main components: 1. Civil works and ancillaries which include the construction of a 3 storey building with a total area of m2 and comprising a unit for the classification of the emergency cases rooms for the diagnosis neurology,radiology unit,10 surgical theatres 14 intensive care units, administrative

11 Project objectives Project s units, waiting halls offices for doctors, technicians, and nurses, the laboratory, drugs stores, stores for logistic supplies, meetings halls and services facilities. 2. Supply and installation of medical equipment and medical furniture. 3. Supply of non- medical furniture. 4.Supply and installation of electrical and mechanical equipment. 5. Institutional support for the Project Unit by provision of means of transport, office equipment, salaries of the PIU staff and its operational expenses for 36 months. 6. Consultancy services: for the preparation of detailed designs and tender documents for phase(1) and phase(2) assisting in launching the tender documents of (phase1) analysis of offers and supervision of the execution of the works for this phase 7. Auditing of the project account The Project aims at the expansion, development and improvement of the standard of the emergency treatment services at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital in the capital Accra to be rendered to the patients who directly come to the hospital or those referred from hospitals in other regions whose number is annually increasing. Hence makes possible to diagnose their cases quickly and provide them with the required treatment. The project also aims at availing educational and training opportunities to the medical cadres in the country, and at meeting the shortfall of these cadres resulting from immigration abroad. - Civil works and ancillaries: On the basis of competitive bidding restricted to African, Arab or mix Arab-African firms. Medial equipment, medical furniture,electrical and mechanical equipment : On the basis of International Competitive Bidding, - Non-medical furniture, means of transport and office equipment: On the basis of local bibbing restricted to authorized local suppliers. - Auditing of the accounts : Through the selection of a local auditor. - Consultancy Services: Through a Short list of African, Arab or mix of Arab and African consulting firms The physical implementation of the project is expected to start in January,2012 and be completed in June, KORLE BU Teaching Hospital P.O.BOX KB77 Tel: Fax: info@korlebuhospital.org Accra- Ghana

12 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE (TA) OPERATIONS: Beneficiary Country Republic of Sao Tome & Principe Nature of the TA Techno-economic feasibility study for Sao Tome Potable Water Supply Project Grant Amount US$ General Information The technical assistance aims at financing the cost of undertaking a technical and economic feasibility study for Sao Tome Potable Water Supply Project with purpose of supply of water for the household,industrial and administrative consumption till the year 2035 in accordance with the Government policy towards the sector. Selection of Consulting Firm Through a short list of Arab, African or Arab/African consulting firms. Empressa de agua et electricite Tel: Beneficiary Country The Togolese Republic Nature of the TA Techno-economic feasibility study for the reclamation of agricultural lands in Oti plain Grant Amount US$ 300, 000 General Information The technical assistance aims at financing the preparation of the techno- economic feasibility study for the reclamation of agricultural lands in Oti plain for the development of irrigated agriculture for securing food crops to improve the living conditions for the population in the project area to Reduce Selection of Consulting Firm The project aims at the supply of sustainable water for irrigation by harvesting of the water of the seasonal rivers crossing the area, to contribute to the food security and reduction of poverty in the project area. Through short list of Arab, African or mix of Arab/African consulting firms. Directeur General du Developpement et de l Amenagement Du Territoire Fax : / nononsaahat@yahoo.fr Lome- Togo