Sudan - Water Sector Reforms and Institutional Capacity Development Program

Project Summary

Approval Date	09 Sep 2015
Signature Date	02 Nov 2015
Planned Completion Date	31 Dec 2023
Sovereign / Non-Sovereign	Sovereign
Sector	Water Supply & Sanitation
DAC Sector Code	14010
Environmental Category	2
Commitment	U.A 15,673,848.77
Status	Implementation

Project General Description

This program supports institutional and policy reforms, capacity development as well as infrastructure investments. It will support the medium to long-term effort of establishing the coordination platform for the stakeholders in order to improve the sector planning, monitoring and evaluation based on common information base and understanding. At the state level, the program will ensure complementarity with other ongoing activities being funded by the government, non governmental organizations (NGOs) and DPs. The total cost is estimated at UA 17.582 million. The program is expected to be implemented over 54 months starting January 2016. Its expected outputs include: 1) Water sector policy and institutional reforms supported for the better efficiency of the water and sanitation sector; 2) Capacity development for federal and state staff and community supported for improved services and livelihoods; and 3) Water supply points and sanitation facilities provided for the improved resilience and stability.

Project Objectives

The objective of the program is to contribute to building a resilient and sustainable water and sanitation sector that meets the needs of all users or beneficiaries in Sudan in particular West Kordofan State with a view to contribute to peace building, improving livelihoods and building resilience against climate variability and change.

Beneficiaries

While institutional support and capacity development activities will benefit all 18 states of the Republic of the Sudan as well as federal government institutions, physical intervention of the program will directly benefit more than 130,000 people (69,000 women) in the rural areas of West Kordofan State. Water supply points will also benefit approximately 730,000 heads of livestock. Women and youth in the program areas will benefit from the provision of livelihood interventions.

Participating Organization

Funding

Fragile States Facility

Funding

Rural Water Supply & Sanitation

Implementing

DRINKING WATER AND SANITATION UNIT MINISTRY OF WATER RESOURCES & ELECTRICIT

Information

IATI identifier	46002-P-SD-E00-002
Last Update	26 Jan 2023

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Contact Details

Name	NKHOMA Benson Bumbe
Email	b.nkhoma@afdb.org

Geographic Location

Country	Sudan

Coordinates	Location Name
11.83333 28.31667	West Kordofan
15.55177 32.53241	Khartoum

Project Classification

Finance Type	N/A
Flow Type	ODA
Aid Type	N/A

Commitments

U.A 15,673,848

Transition Support Facility

U.A 15,000,000

Rural Water Supply & Sanitation

U.A 673,848.77

Disbursements

Document Type	Language	Document
Appraisal report	fr	Soudan - RE-Programme de réformes et de renforcement des capacités institutionnelles dans le secteur de l eau
Appraisal report	en	Sudan - AR-Water Sector Reforms and Intitutional Capacity Development Program
General Procurement Notice	en	GPN – Sudan - Water Sector Reforms Institutional Capacity Development Program – DWSU – 11 2015
Contract	en	LISTING OF AWARDED CONTRACTS FROM 2012 TO 2017 AS AT OCT 2017
Contract	en	LISTING OF AWARDED CONTRACTS FROM 2013 TO 2018 AS AT APRIL 2019
Contract	en	LISTING OF AWARDED CONTRACTS FROM 2013 TO 2018 AS AT JAN 2019
Contract	en	LISTING OF AWARDED CONTRACTS FROM 2013 TO 2018 AS AT SEPT 2018
Contract	en	LISTING OF AWARDED CONTRACTS FROM 2011 TO 2016 AS AT JANUARY 2017
Contract	en	LISTING OF AWARDED CONTRACTS FROM 2012 TO 2017 AS AT MAY 2017-1-1
Environmental Study	fr	viewer
Environmental Study	en	viewer
Expression of interest	en	viewer
Evaluation Report	en	viewer
Contract	en	listing of awarded contracts from 2014 to 2019 as at october 2019
Contract	en	listing of awarded contracts from 2014 to 2019 as at january 2020
Contract	en	listing of awarded contracts from 2015 to 2020 as at february 2021

Indicator	Indicator Measure	Target Year	Target Value	Actual Year	Actual Value
Sector coordination platform in place	None	2015	Annual sector review organised	2021	3 out of 5 regionalworkshop took place
Number of states using Operation and Maintenance (O&M) and other technical guidelines developed by Drinking Water and Sanitation Unit (DWSU)	Number	2015	18	2021	2
Percentage of water points managed by active water users committee in target villages	%	2015	80	2021	0
Distance to nearest water point in target villages	Km	2015	2	2021	>10
Per capita daily water consumption in target villages	Litre	2015	20	2021	<10
Percentage of average household expenditure for water	%	2015	20	2021	30
Percentage reduction in water-related conflicts within the target villages	%	2015	50	2021	0
Sector policy reviewed and updated	None	2015	Policy approved	2021	Draft in place
Standards reviewed and validated	None	2015	Developed and validated	2021	Final draft validated
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WaSH) strategy for 2017-2021 developed	None	2015	Validated	2021	Draft strategy prepared
Tariff study conducted	None	2015	Study completed and action plan prepared	2021	Completed
Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) assessment conducted	None	2015	Study completed and action plan prepared	2021	Completed
Number of additional State Water Corporations (SWC) staff trained	Number	2015	960	2021	500
Number of additional State Water Corporations (SWC) staff trained - of which women	Number	2015	288	2021	150
Number people sensitised on sanitation and hygiene	Number	2015	15000	2021	1756
Number people sensitised on sanitation and hygiene - of which women	Number	2015	7500	2021	878
Number of water committees for water supply points and pipeline schemes established and trained	Number	2015	47	2021	47
Number families supported with livestock restocking	Number	2015	700	2021	322
Number of women and youth trained on income generating activities	Number	2015	2000	2021	76
Length of pipelines laid	None	2015	30km, 50km	2021	Physical progress at 87%
Number of water yards constructed and rehabilitated	None	2015	11, 25	2021	Physical progress at 100%
Number of gender and disabled sensitive latrines in schools, health centers and markets constructed	Number	2015	36	2021	37