Disbursement Overview of World Bank Projects
This document provides detailed information on disbursement sections, important documents, financing agreements, and an overview of World Bank projects in countries like Guinea, Djibouti, Ghana, Senegal, Burkina Faso, Togo, Niger, Gambia, and Benin. It covers loan amounts, implementing agencies, project descriptions, disbursement arrangements, and financial information related to various projects funded by the World Bank. Additionally, it emphasizes the significance of proper usage of funds and accessing official project documents online.
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IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS Article of Agreements Signed by all member countries Ensure Funds used for purpose granted Funds only to meet expenditure as incurred General Conditions General terms incl withdrawals, financing terms, effectiveness etc Standard Conditions General terms for Trust funds and PPFs
IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS Financing Agreement Project Description Implementation Arrangements Project Monitoring, Reporting and Evaluation Withdrawal of the Proceeds of the Financing Special Covenants DLI Schedule (Schedule 4) Disbursement and Financial Information Letter Disbursement Arrangements Financial Reports & Audits Documentation requirements
IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS The official documents of all the projects financed by the World Bank can be found online using the following link: http://documents.worldbank.org/ This link is accessible to everyone. Kindly using the Project number to find the documents related to a specific project.
Disbursement Overview FIRST ACE IMPACT COUNTRY GUINEA GUINEA DJIBOUTI GHANA SENEGAL BURKINA-FASO BURKINA-FASO LOAN NUMBER IDA 63920 IDA D4440 IDA 63910 IDA 63890 IDA 63900 IDA 63880 IDA D4430 LOAN AMOUNT XDR 4,600,000 XDR 2,700,000 XDR 10,800,000 XDR 42,900,000 EUR 13,100,000 EUR 19,200,000 XDR 7,900,000 DISBURSING 5
Disbursement Overview FIRST ACE IMPACT COUNTRY Center/national agency CEMS PCMT CEALT CoE_Djibouti NUC SAMEF AGRISAN AGIR MITIC 2iE CoE_2iE CFOREM CEA-ITECH CEFORGRIS FIRST WA PROCESSED GUINEA DJIBOUTI GHANA SENEGAL BURKINA FASO 6
Disbursement Overview SECOND ACE IMPACT COUNTRY TOGO TOGO NIGER NIGER GAMBIA BENIN BENIN LOAN NUMBER IDA 65120 IDA D5360 IDA 65110 IDA D5340 IDA D5350 IDA 65090 IDA D5320 LOAN AMOUNT EUR 11,000,000 XDR 4,500,000 EUR 4,600,000 XDR 7,400,000 XDR 8,900,000 EUR 1,900,000 XDR 3,000,000 DISBURSING 7
Disbursement Overview SECOND ACE IMPACT COUNTRY Center/national agency CERSA CERME CERVIDA CERPP EMIG CEA-IEA STEE CEA-SMIA C2EA CoE_EiE NUC CEA-MEM ENSEA CCBAD VALOPRO FIRST WA PROCESSED TOGO Niger The Gambia Benin Nigeria C te d Ivoire 8
ACCESS TO CLIENT CONNECTION If you have to submit a withdrawal application but you do not have access to Client Connection, please contact AskLoans (askloans@worldbank.org) 9
WITHDRAWAL APPLICATION SUBMISSION Please indicate the Equivalent payment currency if - and only if - you want to be paid in a currency different from the Application currency . However, if the Application currency is XDR (Special Drawing Rights) it is mandatory to indicate the Equivalent payment currency . 11
Information Security Awareness Information Security is a responsibility we all share THINK Security 12
The DOs in using Clientconnection Secure your Devices Viruses are harmful and give criminals access to your computer or mobile device. Regularly update virus definitions Always use a secure network Install Anti-Virus software Keep all Operating Systems and Software up to date Outdated software have weaknesses that can be misused. It is important to keep your computer updated with the latest software. Use strong passwords, using upper and Lower case, alphanumeric Old browsers might not be equipped to protect your devices from the latest security threats. Update your browsers to make it harder for viruses to infect them. Your devices are most vulnerable when they are not password protected. Set strong passwords and security PINs for your PCs, tablets, and mobile phones. Make sure you logout once finished your transaction and close your browser window Wireless networks have weak security settings to help users connect to them easily. Review and enhance your wireless network security settings.
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