Presentations from ICA Members' Meeting in Tunis - November 2010

26 November 2010

2010 ICA Members' Meeting
22-23 November 2010
Tunis, Tunisia

Members of the Infrastructure Consortium for Africa met in Tunis on 22 and 23 November 2010 under the chairmanship of Alex Rugamba, Director NEPAD, Regional Integration and Trade (ONRI) at the African Development Bank.

The primary purpose of the meeting was to provide Members with an opportunity to review progress made since the last meeting (May 2010) in carrying out the Strategic Business Plan (2010-2012) and to consider future activity. The agenda focussed on the three key pillars of the ICA’s activities – Coordination, Regional Infrastructure Programme Brokering and Knowledge & Information – and considered ICA planning, organisational, management and staffing issues. A workshop on Enhancing Regional Project Preparation was also held.

Welcoming ICA Members and setting the scene for the meeting, the Chairman provided a brief summary of the previous Members’ Meeting and outlined the major infrastructure-related developments since May 2010. These were:

  • The UN-MDG and G20 summits, which both stressed the importance of infrastructure development and regional integration;
  • The high level political ownership and direction of the infrastructure development agenda shown by African leaders since the launch of PIDA at the AU Summit held in Kampala in July 2010;
  • Within the African Development Bank, the restructuring of the former Infrastructure Department, resulting in responsibility for the ICA moving to the ONRI Department.

France provided a brief look-forward to next year’s G8 and G20 summits, which it will host, and proposed that the theme for the next Annual Meeting of the ICA (which is likely to be held in Paris) should relate to private sector investment in Africa’s infrastructure.


Presentations


Session 2 Coordination

OUTREACH ACTIVITIES
ICA Secretariat

TACKLING THE PROBLEMS OF PRIVATE INVESTMENT IN AFRICAN POWER
US Treasury and USAID Collaboration with Infrastructure Consortium for Africa (ICA)

ICA TRANSPORT SECTOR PLATFORM
Japan International Cooperation Agence (JICA)

SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA TRANSPORT POLICY PROGRAM - SSATP
Paulus GERAEDTS Head of Infrastructure Economic Development Division


Session 3 Regional Infrastructure Programme Brokering

DEFINING ICA'S ROLE IN REGIONAL PROGRAMME BROKERING
Peter FERNANDES CARDY - ICA Secretariat


Session 4 Knowledge and Information

AFRICA INFRASTRUCTURE KNOWLEDGE PROGRAM: TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE KNOWLEDGE BASE FOR AFRICA
Charles Leyeka LUFUMPA - Director Statistics Department - African Development Bank

ICA / PEI PAN-AFRICAN INFRASTRUCTURE INTELLIGENCE REPORT: AN UPDATE
ICA Secretariat

ICA ANNUAL REPORT 2010: FORWARD LOOK
ICA Secretariat

PROGRAMME FOR INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA (PIDA)
Ajijo MICAH - PIDA Project Team - African Development Bank


Session 5 Strategic Business Plan Logframe Indicators

RESULTS-BASED MANAGEMENT REPORTING IN THE ICA - DISCUSSION PHASE
Ashley Schofield - Oxford Policy Management

ICA SBP LOGFRAME DEMO


Session 6 ICA Management Issues

ICA MANAGEMENT ISSUES
ICA Secretariat


Workshop on Enhancing Regional Project Preparation

EU-AFRICA INFRASTRUCTURE TRUST FUND (ITF)
European Investment Bank and European Union

GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEM
-REVIEW
-PROTOTYPE DEVELOPMENT

Andrew GUBBIN - JBA Consulting
European Investment Bank and European Union

FROM PRIORITY REGIONAL PROGRAMMES TO ENHANCING REGIONAL PROJECT PREPARATION
-WHERE DO WE FIT IN?

European Investment Bank

ENHANCING COOPERATION ON REGIONAL PROJECT PREPARATION - HISTORY AND STEPS TAKEN
NEPAD, Infrastructure Project Preparation Facility - African Development Bank


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