Car project for Drinking Water Supply and Sanitation in Three Divisional Headquarters and Surrounding Rural Areas Appraisal Report

Table 1.3 
Aid Coordination 
Contribution 
Sector or Sub-sector 
GDP 
Exports 
Workforce
2008 
Water and sanitation 
sector 0.16% 
Negligible 
Negligible 
Stakeholders – Annual Public Expenditure, in CFAF billion (average) 
Government 
All Donors 
Share of total 
aid disbursed 
 
2006 
0.086 
1.207
-
2007 
. 
2.014 
1.7%
2008 
0.366 
3.973 
3.4%
2009
(projections) 0.490 
7.438
6.5% 
Level of Aid Coordination 
Existence of thematic working groups 
Ongoing 
Existence of an overall sector programme 
No 
Role of the ADB in aid coordination 
M** 
** L: Leader; M: Member 
1.3.2 
Donor coordination is not institutionalized. However, under impetus from the 
Bank, the EU and the World Bank, a coordination platform is gradually being set up. The 
“Water and Sanitation” Sector Committee established to monitor the DSCRP and chaired by 
UNICEF will provide anchorage for structuring such coordination. UNICEF is supporting the 
Government in organizing a donors’ round table in October 2009. The MMEH, through the 
DGH, is part of the Sector Committee and is expected to play a crucial role in future when its 
capacity would have been built. During various missions, the Bank made efforts to encourage 
the establishment of a formal coordination platform. Thus, during the project identification, 
preparation and appraisal missions, the Government, as directed by members of the mission, 
organized a Donors’ Forum to share information and views, to allow for greater 
harmonization of operations. 
II. PROJECT 
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