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Annexes

Value of World Bank Project
Informed World Bank Project CIWA operation How project was informed
(million USD)

The CIWA-supported study
provided a framework for
addressing increased demands
from water-using sectors, trade-
offs, and synergies between
allocations to various sectors,
the unequal distribution of water
between and within regions,
Cote d’Ivoire Water Improving Water Resources water quality, and safeguarding
Security and Sanitation 250 Management in West and water resources. It was the
Support Project Central Sahel
basis for the preparation of a
new integrated multi-phase
water security engagement:
Cote d’Ivoire Water Security and
Sanitation Support Program, with
a focus on water security and
economic development of the
country’s northern regions.

Informed by a report on the
Niger Integrated Water Sahel Groundwater status of groundwater resource
Security Platform Project 400 Initiative assessment and exploration
(Niger-IWSP)
capacity.

Informed by a report on the
First Resilient Growth and 375 Sahel Groundwater status of groundwater resource
Capital Building DPF Initiative assessment and exploration
capacity.

Report on constraints and
limitations of the use of shallow
Sahel Irrigation Initiative 176 Sahel Groundwater groundwater for farmer-led
Support Project Initiative irrigation informed design of
pilot projects in Burkina Faso
and Chad.

Regional Sahel Sahel Groundwater Brief on groundwater
Pastoralism Support 460 Initiative and pastoralism used to
Project (PRAPS) 2 prepare PRAPS2.

FY25 Total 4,520

FY25 Target: The Development, Resilience and Valorization FY26 Target: CIWA will begin support to the Accelerating
of Transboundary Water for West Africa project has been Access to Water, Sanitation and Hygiene in the Eastern
reported for FY25. and Southern Africa Region program and to DREVE. The
two projects added in FY25 will be updated.
FY25 Actual: While DREVE is still pending Board approval
for several months, CIWA support played a core role in
two new recipient executed World Bank projects: RCRP
phase 2 and the GEF project for the Cubango-Okavango
River Basin.

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