Yaounde Sanitation Project - Phase II
- Author:
- African Development Bank
- Publisher:
- African Development Bank Group
- Publication Date:
- 1 June 2013
- Tags:
- Cameroon, Aid and Assistance, Urban Issues and Habitation
Sanitation Project (PADY.2) is a continuation of Phase 1financed by the World Bank, which had helped to develop 20% of the main river canal (Mfoundi) and its four tributaries crossing the city of Yaounde.
PADY 2 will help to develop theremaining canal, thus strengthening the positive impacts of the first phase in terms of healthand urban poverty reduction. Its cost, estimated at UA 102 448 000, will be jointly financedwith the AFD, the GEF and the Government. It will be implemented over 48 months.
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