Quelle est la relation entre la FAE et la Banque africaine de développement ?

La Banque africaine de développement (BAD) est l'administrateur du Fonds spécial de la Facilité africaine de l'eau. La Banque héberge la FAE au nom du Conseil des ministres africains de l'eau (AMCOW) et, en sa qualité d'administrateur et de propriétaire légal de la Facilité, détient en fiducie les fonds, les actifs et les recettes qui constituent les ressources du Fonds pour l'eau, et les gère et les utilise aux fins et conformément aux dispositions de l'instrument de création du Fonds pour l'eau.

World Food Day 2023: A Multidimensional Approach to Water Management for Food Security

Every year on 22nd March, the world celebrates World Water Day, and we examine the realities and complexities surrounding water access. We also promote activities in the use and management of water and make necessary adjustment to deliver universal access to water and sanitation for people and our planet.

First adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in 1993, this year’s World Water Day presents an opportunity to review progress in water accessibility and take actions to accelerate change in solving the water and sanitation crisis.

The World Water Day: The Africa Water Facility promotes approaches to sustainably manage groundwater resources

As we celebrate the World Water Day on 22nd March 2022, we need to recognize that groundwater plays a key role in sustaining water supplies and livelihoods in Africa. Availability of Groundwater is widespread, generally of good quality and has fundamental ability to cushion incidents of prolonged drought and increasing climate variability. 

Five questions to Osward Chanda, Director for Water Development and Sanitation Department

Osward Chanda explains the new programme between the African Development Bank, Nordic Development Fund (NDF), the Government of Denmark and beneficiary governments (Mali, Niger, Burkia Faso and Somalia).

The new programme aims to secure climate-resilient water and sanitation services in Sahel and Horn of Africa. 

How much will the respective partners bring to the table? What is the schedule?