DIG/ Despite the short duration of the transition which should end in August 2025, the country’s new military authorities have major development projects.
They defined and detailed them through a reference document: The National Development Plan for Transition (PNDT) which covers the period 2024-2026.
Thus, the financing strategy of the National Development Plan for the Transition plans to align all possible financing flows to be mobilized with national priorities and emergencies while respecting national debt thresholds. (35% of GDP) and regional (70% GDP).
The PNDT provides for the implementation of 293 development projects whose financing needs are globally estimated at 4,536 billion FCFA and are broken down according to the table below:
The PNDT financing strategy is therefore based on the mobilization of its own resources. to the tune of 2045 billion FCFA and provides for the use of external financing to the tune of 1276 billion FCFA.
Private financing, through PPPs, is estimated at 1,197 billion FCFA.
“The mobilization of own resources will be based on the optimization of non-oil revenues and efforts to reduce the State’s lifestyle.
The Government of the Transition also aims to strengthen the mobilization of resources through the use of underexploited pockets of liquidity such as green and climate financing, carbon finance, funds for corporate social responsibility, donations.indicates the PNDT.
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