Niger Awards XOF 1.48 Billion Contract Under Lake Chad Recovery and Development Project

By Admin | Posted on 21 May 2026


Niger Awards XOF 1.48 Billion Contract Under Lake Chad Recovery and Development Project


A major infrastructure and community development contract has been awarded under the World Bank-financed Lake Chad Region Recovery and Development Project (PROLAC), reinforcing efforts to restore livelihoods and strengthen resilience in one of Africa’s most vulnerable regions. The contract, valued at XOF 1.48 billion, has been awarded to Entreprise Baana and forms part of broader recovery initiatives across the Lake Chad Basin.

Signed on 11 February 2026, the award highlights continued investment in infrastructure, economic recovery, and social stabilization programs designed to support communities affected by conflict, displacement, and environmental challenges.

Contract Details and Scope

The awarded tender (Reference: NE-SDS-481878-CW-RFB, TOT Ref No: 24647565) carries a total contract value of XOF 1,483,676,787 and was procured through a Request for Bids (RFB) process under World Bank procurement procedures.

The contract falls within the framework of the Lake Chad Region Recovery and Development Project (Project ID: P161706), a regional initiative supporting sustainable development and economic revitalization across countries bordering Lake Chad.

While the contract notice does not specify the exact works package, projects under PROLAC typically include:

  • Community infrastructure rehabilitation

  • Rural road and transport improvements

  • Water supply and sanitation facilities

  • Irrigation and agricultural infrastructure

  • Public service and social infrastructure development

  • Livelihood restoration programs

  • Climate resilience and environmental rehabilitation measures

The investment is expected to contribute directly to strengthening local infrastructure and improving living conditions in targeted communities.

Entities Involved

The project is financed by the World Bank in partnership with governments participating in the Lake Chad regional development framework.

The winning contractor, Entreprise Baana, is a Niger-based construction firm selected through a competitive procurement process. Its appointment demonstrates its capability to deliver civil works projects in accordance with international development and infrastructure standards.

Strategic Importance for the Lake Chad Region

The Lake Chad Basin has faced significant challenges over the past decade, including insecurity, displacement, environmental degradation, and declining economic opportunities. The Recovery and Development Project seeks to address these challenges through targeted investments that improve infrastructure and support sustainable livelihoods.

The project aims to:

  • Restore essential public infrastructure

  • Improve access to basic services

  • Support economic recovery in affected communities

  • Enhance resilience against climate and environmental pressures

  • Promote social stability and regional development

  • Strengthen local economic opportunities

These interventions are critical for rebuilding communities and supporting long-term development across the region.

Economic and Community Impact

The contract is expected to generate substantial socio-economic benefits, including:

  • Employment opportunities during construction

  • Improved access to markets and public services

  • Enhanced agricultural productivity through better infrastructure

  • Increased economic activity in local communities

  • Strengthened resilience of vulnerable populations

Infrastructure investments under PROLAC are designed not only to rebuild physical assets but also to stimulate economic growth and social cohesion.

Technical and Procurement Insights

The Request for Bids procurement method ensured open competition and compliance with World Bank standards for transparency, quality, and value for money. Large-scale recovery projects require expertise in civil engineering, environmental management, community engagement, and sustainable infrastructure delivery.

The contract reflects continued international support for development and stabilization efforts in the Lake Chad Basin.

Conclusion

The award of the XOF 1.48 billion Lake Chad Region Recovery and Development Project contract to Entreprise Baana marks another important step toward rebuilding infrastructure and restoring economic opportunities in Niger and the wider Lake Chad region.

As implementation progresses, the project is expected to improve living conditions, strengthen resilience, and contribute to sustainable development in communities affected by years of economic and environmental challenges.


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