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Estimated Current Estimated Number of
Mobilized Investment CIWA’s Role Investment Value Potential Beneficiaries Anticipated Benefits
(US$ Billions) (Millions)
Lake Chad Basin 200 rural livelihoods
Sustainable Provide project 0.021 0.022 microprojects, improved
Development Program study and analytics WRM
(PRODEBALT)
Biosphere and
Heritage of Lake Chad Provide project 0.0065 3.0 Biodiversity and
study and analytics
ecosystem remediation
(BIOPALT)
Provided
transboundary Nine investments in
eight countries; aquifer
diagnostic analysis
SADC GMI Phase 1 utilization; boreholes,
Subgrants (9) and joint strategic 0.0014 0.155 pumps, and monitoring
action planning equipment installation;
and convened
stakeholders water storage
Pre-feasibility
(reconnaissance
assessment) of
project profile Hydrological and
and coordinated meteorological
Nile Basin Investments resource 0.80 6.145 information; water
(8) from NCORE
mobilization, storage; irrigation; power
institutional support generation; fisheries
and/or facilitation
of stakeholder
engagement
Total $US6.52 billion 24.0 million people
PDO INDICATOR 1: FY25 Actual:
Total— US$17.4 billion
US dollars influenced for cooperative Potential—US$10.87 billion
management and development investments Mobilized—US$6.52 billion
FY24 Actual: FY26 Target: In FY26, additional updates to mobilized
Total—US$17.4 billion groundwater investments from Untapping Resilience will
Potential—US$11.03 billion likely accrue. Updates to additional NCORE investments
Mobilized—US$6.365 billion are possible. The new GEF CORB project will eventually
produce updates to the Livelihoods Enhancement
FY25 Target: In FY25, additional updates to mobilized Program, but perhaps not as early as in FY26. Untapping
groundwater investments from Untapping Resilience and Resilience is expected to mobilize additional investments
Sustainable Groundwater Management in SADC Member by US$30 million.
States project Phase 2 will accrue in the range of another
US$30-40 million. The values and status of the potential
investments involving the SMAB and the Regional Sahel
Pastoralism Support Project II (PRAPS2) are also expected
to change. A watershed management investment on the
border of Rwanda and Burundi, which was identified by
NCORE, is also being considered for mobilization.
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