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Updated in EWS Mar 21, 2024
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The development objective of the Power Sector Reform Program for Cameroon is to improve financial performance and transparency of the electricity sector and increase access to electricity in Cameroon. In line with the objectives of national development strategy (NDS)-30, the Government of Cameroon (GoC) has elaborated its Cameroon electricity sector recovery plan (CESRP) 2023-2027 to implement reforms that will address the challenges faced by the sector. The CESRP encompasses the following seven priority areas: (a) a greener electricity generation mix; (b) a resilient transmission grid; (c) a financially sustainable sector; (d) a well-performing operator; (e) an increased access to electricity; (f) an expanded industrial load; and (g) a skilled local workforce.
Moderate
SUMMARY (USD Millions)
Government program Cost 1,381.00
Total Operation Cost 945.00
Total Program Cost 925.00
IPF Component 20.00
Total Financing 945.00
Financing Gap 0.00
FINANCING (USD Millions)
Total World Bank Group Financing 300.00
World Bank Lending 300.00
Total Government Contribution 645.00
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