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CDB provides loan for Jamba Water Supply System Construction Project (Linked to Record ID#66847 and #65748)

Funder	China Development Bank (CDB)
Recipient Organization	Government of Angola
Country	Angola
Start Date	Jan 01, 2016
End Date	Oct 14, 2029
Duration	5,035 days
Number of Grantees	1
Roles	Recipient
Data Source	AidData Chinese Aid
Grant ID	`73564`

Grant Description

CDB provides loan for Jamba Water Supply System Construction Project On December 9, 2015, China Development Bank (CDB) entered into a $15 billion facility agreement with the Government of Angola (see Record ID#66847).

The facility is an oil prepayment facility with repayments being serviced through receivables from a designated oil contract. The facility agreement has a maturity of 12-years and its availability period expired on December 9, 2017.

One of the subsidiary loans approved through this facility was a loan in 2016 for the Jamba Water Supply System Construction Project.

The proceeds of this loan were used to finance a $20,211,370.18 commercial contract with China National Machinery Industry Corporation Group (SINOMACH). The project involved the construction of a new water supply system in the town of Jamba within Huila Province. The project entered implementation on September 13, 2016, but its precise implementation end date is unknown.

See Record ID#65748 for other water and energy projects financed through the 2015 CDB facility.

📋 Staff Comments

The Portuguese project title is Construção do novo sistema de abastecimento de água da Jamba, na Província da Huíla. The $15 billion facility agreement (captured in Project ID#66847) is fully disbursed.

📚 Sources & References

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PRINCIPAIS PERSPECTIVAS DO SECTOR DAS ÁGUAS NO ÂMBITO DO PROGRAMA NACIONAL DE DESENVOLVIMENTO
HUÍLA: MAIS DE 35 MIL HABITANTES DA JAMBA BENEFICIARÃO DE ÁGUA POTÁVEL
Município da Jamba com mais água potável
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