Investment Projects

Sikasso Zegoua Road

Sikasso-Zegoua is the last section in Mali on the only road linking the port of Abidjan to Bamako. The average daily traffic is more than 1000 vehicles, of which almost 40% is heavy goods vehicles. As a priority project in the WAEMU Regional Economic Program, it is one of the links in the Regional Highway of West Africa. Built between 2002 and 2004, the road is 7 m wide for two-way traffic and is 95 km long.

Sanitation and Urban and Rural Infrastructure Works Project in Bamako

The project is aimed at carrying out the following works:

• pick-up, collection, and disposal of solid and liquid household waste; 
• gutter cleaning, maintenance and construction;
• road asphalting, rural road construction and reconditioning through levelling, etc.); 
• the development of agricultural plains, dykes and small drainage dykes.

PROJECT TO BUILD A SERVICE AREA IN KATI TO IMPROVE ROAD SAFETY

This is a Community development project par excellence designed to overcome the lack of infrastructure, partly reduce the problem of unemployment and rural depopulation by creating jobs and income-generating activities, and to provide local services to road users, to raise awareness and train drivers and hauliers.

Arranging plots for the production of tomato and shallots in the Barouéli Circle

The tomato/shallot sector is one of the major sources of income generation in the Region, which can take on increasing importance compared with the existing potential. However, the sectors are faced with a shortage of spaces exclusively for their production. The aim is to arrange 17 vegetable garden plots over approximately 152 hectares with a full pumping station for 294 operators.

MALIBUS

The project aims to create a business that would provide improved city bus to the city of Bamako and majors tows in Mali.