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Improving Transnational Transport Corridors

In the OIC Member Countries: Concepts and Cases

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Figure 21: Intermodal transport - railway piggy back

Source: Canadian National Railways.

Investment Phasing and Costs

The master plan will be implemented over three five-year intervals - short term (2012-2017),

medium term (2017-2022) and long term (2022-2027). This is in line with the SADC Vision

2027, a 15-year implementation horizon for forecasting infrastructure requirements in the

region. It is also in line with the African Union's

Program for Infrastructure

Development in Africa (PIDA)

and will constitute a key input into the Inter-Regional

Infrastructure Master Plan and proposed tripartite Free Trade Area of SADC, the COMESA,

and

the EAC

.

The total investment requirements are $ 860 Billion for the RDIMP as shown i

n Table 5.

Table 5: SADC RDIMP Investment Needs

Sector

Program Description

Initial Investment Cost

(USD) Billion

Energy

Energy generation and grid connections

236

Transport

Construction and Maintenance

100

ICT

Complete broadband connectivity

383

Meteorology

Improved equipment, manpower, expertise

125

Water

Investment Projects and Studies

15

Tourism (TFCAs) TFCA Facilities Investment Plans

1

Total

860

Source: SADC Transport Master Plan (2012).

The total investment requirement for the transport sector was estimated to be $860 Billion.

SADC expects that over 70% of the funding to come from the private sector. When the