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Imagine a continent where millions gain access to electricity, clean water, and efficient transport. This is the vision of PIDA projects, transforming lives across Africa. By investing in these infrastructure initiatives, you help light up homes, create jobs, and boost trade, impacting millions of people.
Join us in this journey of progress. Invest in PIDA projects and be part of a legacy that powers Africa's growth and prosperity.
Email: pida@nepad.org
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Why invest in PIDA?
PIDA is designed to address Africa's critical infrastructure needs in transport, energy, transboundary water, and ICT, aligning with the continent's long-term development goals and the African Union Agenda 2063. By investing in PIDA, you are contributing to a vision that aims to propel Africa into a new era of prosperity and global competitiveness.
PIDA is backed by a robust partnership involving the African Union Commission, the African Development Bank, UNECA, and AUDA-NEPAD.
PIDA is designed to address Africa's critical infrastructure needs in transport, energy, transboundary water, and ICT, aligning with the continent's long-term development goals and the African Union Agenda 2063. By investing in PIDA, you are contributing to a vision that aims to propel Africa into a new era of prosperity and global competitiveness.
PIDA is backed by a robust partnership involving the African Union Commission, the African Development Bank, UNECA, and AUDA-NEPAD.
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By facilitating cross-border electricity trade, the project is set to boost industrial growth and economic integration across the continent.
The 8,000 km line starts from Egypt through Sudan, South Sudan, Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia, Zimbabwe to South Africa
The project offers significant returns through energy tariffs and reduced power outages, making it a cornerstone for regional energy security.
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Provides high-speed internet access, supporting e-commerce, education, and telecommunication services.
Attractive for investors in the telecommunications sector, with potential returns from increased data traffic and service subscriptions.
The project involves laying a submarine cable that links Cabo Verde to several countries, including:
Guinea
Guinea-Bissau
Liberia
Sierra Leone
The Gambia
Guinea
Guinea-Bissau
Liberia
Sierra Leone
The Gambia
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The project aims to ensure sustainable water use and management, enhance water security, and support agricultural and industrial activities. Opportunities in water resource management, infrastructure development, and sustainable agriculture.
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The project aims to ensure sustainable water use and management, enhance water security, and support agricultural and industrial activities. Opportunities in water resource management, infrastructure development, and sustainable agriculture.
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LAPSSET Corridor Project
The LAPSSET Corridor is an ambitious infrastructure project aimed at enhancing connectivity between Kenya, South Sudan, and Ethiopia. It includes the development of a new port at Lamu, highways, railway lines, oil pipelines, airports, and resort cities.
The LAPSSET Corridor is an ambitious infrastructure project aimed at enhancing connectivity between Kenya, South Sudan, and Ethiopia. It includes the development of a new port at Lamu, highways, railway lines, oil pipelines, airports, and resort cities.
The LAPSSET Corridor offers diverse investment opportunities across various sectors, including transport infrastructure, logistics, real estate, and energy. Investors can engage in public-private partnerships (PPPs) for the development of the port, railway, and road networks, as well as in ancillary services such as logistics hubs and industrial parks.
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Find More Projects on the AID
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Provides high-speed internet access, supporting e-commerce, education, and telecommunication services.
Attractive for investors in the telecommunications sector, with potential returns from increased data traffic and service subscriptions.
The project involves laying a submarine cable that links Cabo Verde to several countries, including:
Guinea
Guinea-Bissau
Liberia
Sierra Leone
The Gambia
Guinea
Guinea-Bissau
Liberia
Sierra Leone
The Gambia