Finpron Suomi tulevaisuuden Afrikassa seminaarin 7.9.2011 esitysmateriaali.

1. Pohjois-Afrikka“Tunisia – Arabikevään käynnistäjä!” SuomitulevaisuudenAfrikassa 7.9.2011 Anneli Virtanen, vientikeskuksenpäällikkö, Tunisia

2. Maghreb– Algeria, Libya, Marokko, Mauritania, Tunisia 07/09/2011 2 © Finpro

3. Maghreb – Algeria, Libya, Marokko, Mauritania, Tunisia © 2011 Google

4. ICT, tutkimus ja kehitys, innovaatiot

5. Koulutus

6. Terveydenhuolto

7. Maa- ja metsätalous

8. Infrastruktuurinkehittäminen

9. Rakentaminen

10. Energia ja ympäristö

11. Kehitysnäkymiä ja suuntauksia alueella

12. Yhteystiedot Anneli Virtanen Finpro Tunisie Section Commerciale Ambassade de Finlande ImmeubleSamarcande2èmeétage, Rue du Lac Majeur, 1053 Les Berges du Lac – Tunis Tunisie +216 71 963 033 +216 98 358 392

13. African Development Bank (AfDB) A regional multilateral financial institution Three entities The African Development Bank (ADB) The African Development Fund (ADF) The Nigeria Trust Fund (NTF) 53 regional member countries (RMCs) and 24 non-regional members Decentralization process is nearly finalized, 28 Field Offices are operational. Two pilot Regional Resource Centres will be established: Nairobi and Pretoria. Financing totaled USD 6.3 billion in 2010 7.9.2011 © Finpro 13

15. Private sector loans

16. Equity investments

17. Technical assistance for institutional support projects and programmes

18. Public and private capital investment

19. Assistance in coordinating RMC development policies and plans

20. Emergency assistance grants (max. USD 1.0 million per operation)7.9.2011 © Finpro 14

21. AfDBfinancingfocus Financing by sector 2010 USD 6.3 billion Infrastructure$ 4.0 billion Energy supply $ 1.37 billion Transport $ 1.91 billion Water supply and sanitation $ 0.68 billion Communication $ 0.05 billion Multisector $ 0.46 billion Finance $ 0.49 billion Social$ 0.30 billion Education $ 0.07 billion Health $ 0.01 billion Other $ 0.22 billion Agriculture & rural development $ 0.10 billion Others $ 0.95 billion (Private sector total$ 1.9 billion) Cross-cutting: climate change, gender and environment 7.9.2011 © Finpro 15 Source: AfDB

22. Cumulative Bank Group Loan and Grant Approvals by Sector 1967-2010 7.9.2011 16 © Finpro Source: AfDB Total USD 85 billion

23. Cumulative Bank Group Loan & Grant ApprovalsbyRegion 1967-2010 7.9.2011 17 © Finpro Source: AfDB

24. AfDB Strategy for 2008- 2012 Key guiding principles for the Bank’s Work Program for 2010-2012 Selectivity and high quality operations Focus on country-level outputs and outcomes Continuous improvement of knowledge generation and management Core areas on the operational level Infrastructure Private Sector Development Higher Education, Science & Technology, Technical and Vocational Training Governance Regional development Cross-cutting: gender, environment, climate change 18 © Finpro ry 7.9.2011

25. AfDB future projects Menengai Geothermal Power Project GDC in Kenya (ESIA – Environmental and social impact assessment done by AfDB) South Helwan 3 x 650 MW Supercritical Thermal Power Plant Project in Egypt (ESIA done by AfDB) Multinational: Ethiopia-Kenya Power Systems Interconnection Project (ESIA done by AfDB) Proposal for an ADF loan of UA 53.59 million to finance the Awoshie-Pokuase Road and Community Development Project in Ghana Proposal for an ADF loan of UA 14 million to finance Bamako Digital Complex Support Project in Mali Railway Infrastructure Development in East Africa – AfDB USD 40 million for Rift Valley Railways, total financing USD 165 million (IFC, KfW, Equity Bank of Kenya) Proposal for an ADB loan of USD 265 million and a CTF (Clean Technology Fund) loan of USD 100 million to finance ESKOM Renewable energy project in South Africa Private sector loan of USD 1 billion to TRANSNET to finance the capitalised maintenance plan part of the 5 year investment program in South Africa Proposal for an ADB loan of EUR 137.34 million to finance the Gabes-Medenine-RasJedir Highway construction project in Tunisia (connection to Libya) Proposal for an ADF loan of UA 15 million to finance the Alternative learning and Skills development project in Tanzania Proposal for an ADF loan of UA 53.59 million to finance the Awoshie-Pokuase road and community development project in Ghana Inga Hydroelectric Development Project in DRC – ongoing 7.9.2011