Project : TAH programme
Description : This is phase I of the continental connectivity programme that focuses on completion and standardisation of the TAH missing links by 2030
Project : Single African Sky phase 1 (design and initial implementation)
Description : Single African Sky is a continental programme that will create a high-level, satellite-based air navigation system for the African continent
Project : Yamoussoukro Decision implementation
Description : Accelerate Yamoussoukro Decision implementation by identifying countries that are ready to fully implement it, and discussing and agreeing with both their governments and airlines to launch the voluntary club on a full membership basis;
Project : ICT Enabling Environment
Description : This programme would improve the environment for the private sectors to invest in high-speed broadband infrastructure
Project : ICT Terrestrial for Connectivity
Description : This programme has two main components: secure each country connection by at least two broadband infrastructure and ensure the access to submarine cable to all landlocked countries
Project : Internet Exchange Point (IXP) programme
Description : The aim of this programme is to provide Africa with adequate internet node exchange to maximise internal traffic
Project : Ruzizi III (DFS)
Description : Hydroelectric plant with a capacity of 145 MW to share power among Rwanda, Burundi and DRC promoted by CEPGL
Project : Rusumo Falls
Description : Hydropower production of 61 MW for Burundi, Rwanda and Tanzania
Project : Northern Multimodal Corridor
Description : This programme is designed to modernize the highest priority multimodal ARTIN corridor on modern standards (climbing lanes and urban bypasses) in East Africa. This programme aims to facilitate travel by people and goods across the borders between Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda,
Burundi and DRC with a spur to South Sudan
Project : Central Corridor
Description : This programme would modernize the third priority ARTIN corridor in East Africa and facilitate travel for people and goods across the borders between Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi and DRC
Project : Lamu Gateway Development
Description : This programme aims at responding to the Eastern Africa challenge in developing sufficient port capacity to handle future demand from both domestic sources and landlocked countries. The priority action will be to develop the Lamu gateway
Key Results
The Single African Sky is a continental programme to create a high-level, satellite-based air navigation system for the African continent. The initiative will see the liberalisation of civil aviation in Africa which in-turn will enhance connectivity, and spur trade and tourism, and employment creation. The Single African Air Transport Market was launched in January 2018
The TAH programme is phase I of the continental connectivity programme that focuses on completion and standardisation of the TAH missing links by 2030
The Yamoussoukro Decision implementation aims to accelerate the Yamoussoukro Decision implementation by identifying countries that are ready to fully implement it, and discussing and agreeing with both their governments and airlines to launch the voluntary club on a full membership basis
The ICT Enabling Environment programme aims to improve the environment for the private sectors to invest in high-speed broadband infrastructure
The ICT Terrestrial for Connectivity programme has two main components: a) secure each country connection by at least two broadband infrastructure; and b) ensure access to submarine cable to all landlocked countries. Rwanda is one of the participating countries
Internet Exchange Point (IXP) programme aims to provide Africa with adequate internet node exchange to maximise internal traffic
Ruzizi III is a hydroelectric plant with a capacity of 145 MW to share power among Rwanda, Burundi and DRC promoted by CEPGL
Rusumo Falls is a hydropower production plant purposed to serve 61 MW to Burundi, Rwanda and Tanzania
The Northern Multimodal Corridor programme is designed to modernize the highest priority multimodal ARTIN corridor on modern standards (climbing lanes and urban bypasses) in East Africa. This programme aims to facilitate travel by people and goods across the borders between Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi and DRC with a spur to South Sudan
The Central Corridor Transit Transport Facilitation Agency (CCTTFA) supported the CCTTFA DFIS/Donor roundtable that sought financing to accelerate the implementation of 18 of the 23 projects that were identified by the regional task force of the CCTTFA member States (Burundi, Rwanda, Tanzania, DRC and Uganda) in March 2015. The 18 projects were presented using the newly adopted Quality at Entry Criteria (QaE) for validation of NEPAD IPPF. The CCTTFA projects database will be linked with other PIDA platform such as the Africa Infrastructure Database (AID) and Virtual PIDA Information Portal (VPIC). NEPAD is engaging with CCTTFA through the Service Delivery Mechanism to provide accelerated support and financial closure
The Lamu Gateway Development programme aims at responding to the Eastern Africa challenge in developing sufficient port capacity to handle future demand from both domestic sources and landlocked countries. The priority action will be to develop the Lamu gateway
