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Water Kenya, Uganda EAC

Angololo Multipurpose Water Resources Development Project

Current Stage: Structuring 62.5%
USD 136.00M

Total Project Cost

USD 0.00M

Investment Required

3

Stakeholders

2

Countries

Project Overview

Description

Construction of dam and water storage reservoir with irrigation development, water supply infrastructure, and flow regulation systems.

Objectives

Project Objectives:
- Develop irrigated agriculture across 4,000 hectares
- Supply water to 270,000 people
- Generate 1.3 MW of hydropower
- Control floods through regulated flows
- Support fisheries production
- Restore upstream watershed
- Strengthen regional cooperation

Strategic Importance

Enhances regional integration and supports sustainable water resource management between Uganda and Kenya

Technical Specifications

Technology & Design

Composite dam structure with modern irrigation systems

Capacity & Size

Infrastructure Scale:
- 31.6 MCM storage capacity
- 4,000 hectares irrigation
- 270,000 people water supply
- 1.3 MW hydropower

Technical Details

Technical Components:
- Composite dam
- Irrigation networks
- Water supply systems
- Power generation facilities

Development, Implementation & Financial Details

Development Timeline

Progress:
- 2010: Project initiation
- 2015: Feasibility studies
- 2020: Technical studies
- 2023: Project structuring

Latest Implementation Updates

UPDATED
2023-2028: From preparation to operation
2025-04-17: Kenya & Uganda sign Angololo Transboundary Water Resources Development agreement; project advancement and implementation framework confirmed. — https://www.waterdiplomat.org/story/2025/04/kenya-and-uganda-sign-agreement-angololo-transboundary-water-resources-development
2025-04-12: East Africa press highlights the April 16 signing and benefits (irrigation, potable water) for Busia (KE) and Tororo/Namisindwa/Manafwa (UG). — https://informereastafrica.com/index.php/east-africa/angololo-transboundary-water-deal-to-boost-kenya-uganda-border-agriculture

Financing Structure

Funding through grants, government contributions, and development partners

Project Timeline

Development Timeline

Progress:
- 2010: Project initiation
- 2015: Feasibility studies
- 2020: Technical studies
- 2023: Project structuring

Project Status History

Status 2020

Feasibility

Status 2022

Feasibility

Status 2024

Structuring

Additional Project Details

Preparation Funding Gap

USD 0.35M

Construction Timeline

Implementation: 2025-2027

Market Analysis

Market Demand

Will benefit 127,300 people across Eastern Uganda and Western Kenya

Key Stakeholders

Project Sponsor

NELSAP

Key Parties

NELSAP, Governments of Kenya and Uganda

Risk Assessment

General Risk Assessment

Key risks in technical implementation, financing, and coordination

Regulatory Risks

Requires bilateral agreements and environmental permits

Impact Assessment

Environmental Impact

Focus on ecosystem protection and water quality management

Social Impact

Benefits include improved livelihoods and enhanced food security

Investment Opportunities

Private Sector Opportunities

PPP opportunities in infrastructure development and operations

Next Steps & Agreements

Next Steps

Immediate priorities:
- Complete project structuring
- Secure remaining funding
- Finalize implementation arrangements

Offtake Agreements

Bilateral agreement pending between Kenya and Uganda