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THE FRENCH ZAMBIA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
RENEWABLE ENERGY CONFERENCE
27 OCTOBER 2020
Mwila Chikwekwe-‐WEIJMER
#MondeEnCommun|#WorldInCommon
WHAT IS AFD?
A WORLD IN COMMON
AFD GROUP
Technical
cooperaHon
Private sector
115
countries that
we operate in
2020
17 regional
offices
85
agencies
3,000
employees
4,000
projects
80
naDonaliDes
ALL AFRICA: FIGURES FOR THE CONTINENT
74%
of financial contribuHon (grants
and loan subsidies)
€6.7 billion
2020
A RISE IN COMMITMENTS
8.3
9.4
10.4
11.4
2015
2016
2017
2018
+ €3 billion
in 2019
2020
14
2019
846
new development
projects in 2018
in all sectors
(Up 94 on 2017)
[NOM DE
CATÉGORIE] :
€1.72 BN -‐
[POURCENTAGE]
[NOM DE
CATÉGORIE] :
€3.49 BN -‐
[POURCENTAGE]
[NOM DE
CATÉGORIE] : €195
M -‐
[POURCENTAGE]
[NOM DE
CATÉGORIE] :
€1.66 BN -‐
[POURCENTAGE]
2020
BREAKDOWN BY TRANSITION
[NOM DE
CATÉGORIE] :
€1.44 BN -‐
[POURCENTAGE]
[NOM DE
CATÉGORIE] :
€5.62 BN -‐
[POURCENTAGE]
AFD IN SOUTHERN AFRICA
A WORLD IN COMMON
SOUTHERN AFRICA
SUMMARY
• AFD’s regional scope of 10 countries: Angola, Zambia, Zimbabwe,
Malawi, Mozambique, South Africa, Lesotho, EswaHni, Namibia,
Botswana
• Regional Headquarters: Located in Johannesburg ( AFD + PROPARCO)
with a team of 28 employees
• One agency in Maputo with a team of 13 employees
• Six agents in Angola, Zambia, Namibia and Zimbabwe
Malawi
Afrique
australe
Angola
Zambie
Mozambique
Zimbabwe
Namibie
Botswana
EswaHni
Afrique
du Sud
2020
Lesotho
SOUTHERN AFRICA
SOUTHERN AFRICAN REGIONAL STRATEGY
THREE PRIORITY SECTORS
Respond to the climate challenge and preserve biodiversity
Fight against inequaliHes and promote social cohesion
Support regional integraHon
2020
AFD IN ZAMBIA
A WORLD IN COMMON
AFD IN ZAMBIA
FOCUS ON ENERGY SECTOR FINANCING
Present in the country since 2012, AFD has been working with the
Zambian government to improve road infrastructure, expand
access to electricity and water, and support the transiDon toward
a sustainable energy future. Between 2012 and 2017, AFD’s
porXolio was mostly focused on sovereign lending, but the
organizaDon is now diversifying its lending opDons to include
non-‐sovereign loans and credit guarantee schemes to both
private and public sectors
AFD is a long term partner of ZESCO, Zambia’s naDonal electricity
provider, and has been instrumental in assisDng the country in
diversifying its energy mix
Renewable energy sources are abundant in Zambia, notably solar,
hydro, thermal, biomass and wind
AFD is an acDve member of energy sector policy dialogue with
government, development partners and other various
stakeholders.
2020
AFD IN ZAMBIA
STRENGTHENING THE ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION NETWORK IN
ZAMBIA IN SOUTHERN DIVISION
Project start date: 13/12/2016, with a financing amount of EUR
40 000 000
The ImplemenDng agency is Zambia Electricity Supply CorporaDon
(ZESCO) and co-‐financing organizaDons are KfW and European
Union;
The project is located in four provinces that fall within ZESCO’s
southern Division, which represents half of the country’s area and
half of its populaDon, with access rate to electricity at around
15% on average;
The project aims at improving the performance of the energy grid
and network, and at increasing access to electricity for
populaDons, small business and public insDtuDons (health
centres, schools, police staDons).
2020
AFD IN ZAMBIA
A RENEWABLE ENERGY TO MEET GROWING ELECTRICITY
DEMAND
Itezhi Tezhi Project. Start date: 15/09/2012 with a financing
amount of
USD 34 400 000
The ImplemenDng agency is Zambia Electricity Supply CorporaDon
(ZESCO) and co-‐financing organizaDons are African Development
Bank (AFDB), Infrastructure Trust Fund and European Investment
bank (EIB)
The project comprised of the construcDon of a hydropower plant
and a power transmission line. AFD’s financing concerned the 276
km long transmission line and the reinforcement of the
associated substaDons, from the Itezhi Tezhi Dam to Lusaka. This
facility is completed and operaDonal.
2020
AFD IN ZAMBIA
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR BUILDING THE SMART GRID
ROADMAP OF ZAMBIA: EUR240,000
A grant to support the integraDon of renewable electricity and
the development of smart grid in Zambia under the guidance of
the Energy RegulaDon Board of Zambia (ERB)
The aim is to build a road map for managing the migraDon to a
smarter grid in Zambia in phases. Some applicaDons are already
in place such as prepaid meters (used by all new end users)
Another smart brick has already been put in place with the AMI
(Advanced Metering Infrastructure)
A huge volume of bricks of technology will be used at different
levels and the TA has idenDfied several potenDal bricks of the
smart-‐grid roadmap.
2020
AFD IN ZAMBIA
AFRICA GREENCO PROJECT
AFD is very supporDve of the innovaDve derisking scheme of Africa
GreenCo, which goes in the right direcDon in terms of regional energy
market integraDon and green energy transiDon
Although it is on hold for now given the current context, AFD will look
into providing a guarantee to allow Africa GreenCo to kick-‐start its
operaDons in Zambia as soon as possible
AFD works with the public sector (while Proparco works with the private
sector), so it would support Africa GreenCo in its sales to ZESCO, when
the signature of such power supply agreements will be possible
The EU is also discussing this with AFD and may get involved through its
EFSD+ instrument.
2020
AFD IN ZAMBIA
THE WAY FORWARD
“In spite of the current macroeconomic challenges, the potenDal for
investments in energy sector remains high, for it answers the need
of the Zambian populaDon. In line with the French government, AFD
group will conDnue to be an acDve partner in the energy sector in
Zambia and keen for future intervenDons.”
2020
PROPARCO IN SOUTHERN AFRICA
OVERVIEW OF PROPARCO ACTIVITY IN SOUTHERN AFRICA
1994
65 PROJECTS
OPENING OF THE OFFICE
660 M€
COMMITTED IN THE PAST
IN THE PAST
10 YEARS
10 YEARS
Commitments by sector
Banking
5%
Investment Funds
5% 2%
6%
34%
Agribusiness
Renewable energy
9%
Education, healthcare
18%
Telecoms
21%
Conventional Power
Tourism
2020
PROPARCO FINANCIAL OFFER
A DIVERSIFIED OFFER AIMED AT MEETING THE PRIVATE SECTOR’S
FINANCING NEEDS
2020
PROPARCO IN ZAMBIA
FOCUS ON ENERGY SECTOR FINANCING
Proparco is a long term partner of renewable energy Independent
Power Producers (IPPs) in Africa
In Zambia, Proparco supported one of the first IPPs: the Itezhi
Tezhi 120 MW hydropower plant
Proparco is also a financier of Copperbelt Energy CorporaDon
since 2015
2020
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION
Contact:
Mwila Chikwekwe: chikwekwem@afd.fr
Photos : James Keogh/Wostok Press, Félix Vigné,
Lambert Coleman, Yann Macherez, Enric Català
Contreras, Kibuuka Mukisa Oscar, Pierre Borghi, Morgan
Havet/Hanuman Films
2019
POUR UN MONDE EN COMMUN
@AFD_France