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AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK (AFDB)

In 2020-2021, in response to the COVID 19 pandemic, African Development Bank
(AfDB) have committed at least USD 1.22 billion to supporting energy projects
through new loans, grants, and guarantees according to their own reporting and
other publicly available information. This public finance includes:

 * At least USD 1.00 million for fossil fuels without conditions
 * At least USD 223.66 million for unconditional clean energy
 * At least USD 131.59 million for conditional clean energy
 * At least USD 859.19 million for other energy

By energy type, no public finance identified for oil and gas.

Finally, African Development Bank (AfDB) committed at least USD 1.00 million to
multiple fossil fuels (at least USD 1.00 million to unconditional multiple
fossil fuels).

A considerably larger amount of new public finance from African Development Bank
(AfDB) that is not at the project level may also benefit different elements of
the energy sector, however this finance is not reported on in a way that can be
disaggregated and therefore is not included in the database. This finance is
largely made up of (a) investments in financial intermediaries (like commercial
banks, private equity firms, or other development funds), (b) budgetary or
policy support loans that are cross-cutting across many areas of government, (c)
technical assistance, and (d) funding for associated infrastructure like ports
or roads that will be primarily used for the transport of energy-related goods.

Many of these public finance commitments are part of programs that existed prior
to the COVID-19 pandemic, however they only represent projects that were
approved post-pandemic. Recovery spending via African Development Bank (AfDB) is
cross cutting and it is quite subjective to disaggregate what projects are or
are not recovery related.

Updated: December 31st 2021




At least


$1.00 MILLION

Supporting fossil fuel energy





At least


$355.25 MILLION

Supporting clean energy

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Fossil Unconditional (0.1%)
Fossil Conditional (0.0%)
Clean Unconditional (18.4%)
Clean Conditional (10.8%)
Other Energy (70.7%)
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AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK (AFDB)

In 2020-2021, in response to the COVID 19 pandemic, African Development Bank
(AfDB) have committed at least USD 1.22 billion to supporting energy projects
through new loans, grants, and guarantees according to their own reporting and
other publicly available information. This public finance includes:

 * At least USD 1.00 million for fossil fuels without conditions
 * At least USD 223.66 million for unconditional clean energy
 * At least USD 131.59 million for conditional clean energy
 * At least USD 859.19 million for other energy

By energy type, no public finance identified for oil and gas.

Finally, African Development Bank (AfDB) committed at least USD 1.00 million to
multiple fossil fuels (at least USD 1.00 million to unconditional multiple
fossil fuels).

A considerably larger amount of new public finance from African Development Bank
(AfDB) that is not at the project level may also benefit different elements of
the energy sector, however this finance is not reported on in a way that can be
disaggregated and therefore is not included in the database. This finance is
largely made up of (a) investments in financial intermediaries (like commercial
banks, private equity firms, or other development funds), (b) budgetary or
policy support loans that are cross-cutting across many areas of government, (c)
technical assistance, and (d) funding for associated infrastructure like ports
or roads that will be primarily used for the transport of energy-related goods.

Many of these public finance commitments are part of programs that existed prior
to the COVID-19 pandemic, however they only represent projects that were
approved post-pandemic. Recovery spending via African Development Bank (AfDB) is
cross cutting and it is quite subjective to disaggregate what projects are or
are not recovery related.

PUBLIC MONEY COMMITMENTS TO FOSSIL FUELS, CLEAN AND OTHER ENERGY IN AFRICAN
DEVELOPMENT BANK (AFDB) RECOVERY PACKAGES, USD BILLION, IN 2020-2021

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Created with Highcharts 12.0.2Value, USD billion0246810121416182022European
Investment Bank (EIB)World Bank Group (WBG)Asian Development Bank (ADB)European
Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)Inter-American Development Bank
(IDB)Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB)Islamic Development Bank
(IsDB)African Development Bank (AfDB)
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Fossil Unconditional
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Clean Unconditional
Clean Conditional
Other Energy
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committed, USDDate of announcementPolicy typeSub-Institution or
ProgrammeReceiving entityStageArm of GovernmentPrimary and secondary stated
objective of the policyPolicy backgroundLinks to official sourcesLinks to
additional sources African Development Bank (AfDB) Multiple Clean unconditional
Bundled – AfDB “Clean Unconditional” Investments under $200 million in 2021
Multiple sectors Multiple energy types Multiple public finance 145.9 million
2021123131/12/2021 Fiscal Multiple Several energy stages Public finance
institution This line item reflects the African Development Bank investments
made in "clean unconditional" projects (as per Energy Policy Tracker
methodology) since January 1, 2021.

Project-level data can be accessed here: energyfinance.org
African Development Bank (AfDB) Multiple Clean conditional Bundled – AfDB “Clean
Conditional” Investments under $200 million in 2021 Multiple sectors Multiple
energy types Multiple public finance 41.7 million 2021123131/12/2021 Fiscal
Multiple Several energy stages Public finance institution This line item
reflects African Development Bank investments made in "clean conditional"
projects (as per Energy Policy Tracker methodology) since January 1, 2021.
Project-level data can be accessed here: energyfinance.org

African Development Bank (AfDB) Multiple Other energy Bundled – AfDB “Other
Energy” Investments under $200 million in 2021 Multiple sectors Other energy
type Multiple public finance 474 million 2021123131/12/2021 Fiscal Multiple
Several energy stages Public finance institution This line item reflects African
Development Bank investments made in "other energy" projects (as per Energy
Policy Tracker methodology) since January 1, 2021.
Project-level data can be accessed here: energyfinance.org

African Development Bank (AfDB) Multiple Fossil unconditional Bundled – AfDB
“Fossil Unconditional” Investments under $200 million in 2021 Multiple sectors
Multiple fossil Multiple public finance 1 million 2021123131/12/2021 Fiscal
Multiple Several energy stages Public finance institution This line item
reflects African Development Bank investments made in "fossil unconditional"
projects (as per Energy Policy Tracker methodology) since January 1, 2021.
Project-level data can be accessed here: energyfinance.org

African Development Bank (AfDB) Multiple Fossil unconditional Bundled – AfDB
“Fossil Unconditional” Investments under $100 million since Jan 1 2... Multiple
sectors Multiple energy types Loan (Hybrid),loan guarantee (... Unquantified
2020050808/05/2020 Fiscal Multiple Multiple Several energy stages Public finance
institution This line item reflects World Bank Group investments made in "fossil
unconditional" projects (as per Energy Policy Tracker methodology) since January
1, 2020.
Project-level data can be accessed here:
http://priceofoil.org/shift-the-subsidies/

African Development Bank (AfDB) Multiple Fossil conditional Bundled – AfDB
“Fossil Conditional” Investments under $100 million since Jan 1 202... Multiple
sectors Multiple energy types Loan (Hybrid),loan guarantee (... Unquantified
2020050808/05/2020 Fiscal Multiple Multiple Several energy stages Public finance
institution This line item reflects World Bank Group investments made in "fossil
conditional" projects (as per Energy Policy Tracker methodology) since January
1, 2020.
Project-level data can be accessed here:
http://priceofoil.org/shift-the-subsidies/

African Development Bank (AfDB) Multiple Other energy Bundled – AfDB “Other
Energy” Investments under $100 million since Jan 1 2020 Multiple sectors
Multiple energy types Loan (Hybrid),loan guarantee (... 131.1 million
2020050808/05/2020 Fiscal Multiple Multiple Several energy stages Public finance
institution This line item reflects World Bank Group investments made in "other
energy" projects (as per Energy Policy Tracker methodology) since January 1,
2020.
Project-level data can be accessed here:
http://priceofoil.org/shift-the-subsidies/

African Development Bank (AfDB) Multiple Clean conditional Bundled – AfDB “Clean
Conditional” Investments under $100 million since Jan 1 2020 Multiple sectors
Multiple energy types Loan (Hybrid),loan guarantee (... 89.89 million
2020050808/05/2020 Fiscal Multiple Multiple Several energy stages Public finance
institution This line item reflects World Bank Group investments made in "other
energy" projects (as per Energy Policy Tracker methodology) since January 1,
2020.
Project-level data can be accessed here:
http://priceofoil.org/shift-the-subsidies/

African Development Bank (AfDB) Multiple Clean unconditional Bundled – AfDB
“Clean Unconditional” Investments under $100 million since Jan 1 20... Multiple
sectors Multiple energy types Loan (Hybrid),loan guarantee (... 77.76 million
2020050808/05/2020 Fiscal Multiple Multiple Several energy stages Public finance
institution This line item reflects World Bank Group investments made in "clean
unconditional" projects (as per Energy Policy Tracker methodology) since January
1, 2020.
"
https://www.aiib.org/en/projects/details/2020/approved/Bangladesh-Dhaka-and-West-Zone-Transmission-Grid-Expansion-Project.html
https://www.aiib.org/en/projects/details/2020/approved/_download/Bangladesh/PSI-P000272-Dhaka-and-Western-Zone-Transmission-Grid-Expansion-20200117_ptlupdate_II.pdf
https://www.aiib.org/en/news-events/news/2020/USD200M-AIIB-Loan-to-Help-Increase-Electricity-Access-in-Bangladesh.html
https://ijglobal.com/data/transaction/46675/dhaka-and-western-zone-transmission-lines-expansion-408km
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asian_Infrastructure_Investment_Bank""
https://www.aiib.org/en/projects/details/2020/approved/Multicountry-ADM-Capital-Emerging-Asia-Renewable-Energy-Fund.html
https://www.aiib.org/en/projects/details/2020/approved/_download/multicountry/AIIB-PSI-P000335_ADM-Capital-Emerging-Asia-Renewable-Energy-Fund-After-approvalNov-25.pdf
https://www.aiib.org/en/news-events/news/2020/First-of-its-Kind-Investment-Helps-Bridge-Financing-Gap-for-Small-and-Medium-Sized-Enterprises-in-Renewables-Sector.html""
Accessed Jan 15, 2021

African Development Bank (AfDB) Egypt Other energy Electricity and Green Growth
Support Program (EGGSP) – Phase I Power generation Multiple energy types Loan
(Hybrid),loan guarantee (... 254.09 million 2020050808/05/2020 Fiscal Government
of Egypt Electricity storage or transmission or distribution Public finance
institution "AfDB Project 46002-P-EG-FA0-005: AfDB financing - ADB (U.A
185,192,806). The funding is to finance the first phase of the Electricity and
Green Growth Support Program (EGGSP). The main goal of the program is to promote
a sustainable, competitive and diversified electricity sector for ensuring
security of supply and supporting climate change mitigation and green growth.The
expected outcomes of the program are: i) rationalization of the electricity
tariff; ii) enhanced financial sustainability of the electricity sector; iii)
improved corporate governance and competitiveness of the key electricity sector
institutions; iv) enhanced security of energy supply through promotion of
renewable energy and energy efficiencyfor fostering climate change mitigation
and green growth; and v) stronger engagement of the private sectorfor better
service delivery. NOTE: US Treasury cites funding of $251.25 and an approval
date of June 18, 2020."
"
https://projectsportal.afdb.org/dataportal/VProject/show/P-EG-FA0-005
https://www.afdb.org/en/news-and-events/press-releases/egypt-african-development-bank-approves-225-million-euros-budget-support-loan-electricity-sector-bolster-economic-resilience-and-sustainability-amid-covid-19-36237
https://www.treasury.gov/resource-center/international/development-banks/Documents/June_2020_Voting_Record.pdf
(see June 18, 2020) " Accessed 15 Jan 2021


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