Zambia: EU provides €65m grant for energy access


Issue 339 - 02 Feb 2017 | 1 minute read

The European Union on 19 January signed the financing agreement for a grant of €65m ($70m) for a project aiming to expand access to electricity to at least 63,000 people, and to social and public infrastructure and small enterprises. The European Investment Bank (EIB) is providing a loan of €15m alongside the project, which forms part of the wider Lusaka Transmission and Distribution Rehabilitation Plan financed by the EIB, the World Bank, and national utility Zesco.

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