A clean project shelf for Africa’s most important irrigation schemes — covering food security, rural transformation, river-basin development, climate resilience, and agricultural water management.
The Gezira Irrigation Scheme in Sudan is one of Africa’s most historic and influential irrigation systems. Fed by the Blue Nile through the Sennar Dam, ...
The Office du Niger Irrigation Scheme in Mali is one of West Africa’s largest and most important irrigation systems. Created in 1932, it diverts Niger R...
The Kandadji Irrigation and Water Security Program is one of Niger’s most strategic Niger River development projects. Located in the Tillabéri Region, t...
The Mwea Irrigation Scheme in Kirinyaga County is Kenya’s leading rice irrigation system and one of East Africa’s most important irrigation projects. Su...
The Lower Usuthu Smallholder Irrigation Project, commonly known as LUSIP, is one of Eswatini’s most important smallholder irrigation and rural transform...
The Awash Valley Irrigation Development Projects form one of Ethiopia’s most historic and important irrigated agricultural corridors. Built around the A...
The Awash Valley Irrigation Development Projects form one of Ethiopia’s most historic and important irrigated agricultural corridors. Built around the A...
The Tana-Beles development corridor is one of Ethiopia’s most strategic water, energy, and irrigation landscapes. Built around Lake Tana, the Blue Nile/...
The Bura and Galana-Kulalu irrigation projects represent two of Kenya’s most important efforts to transform the lower Tana River region and the semi-ari...
The Senegal River Valley irrigation schemes form one of West Africa’s most important transboundary agricultural-development corridors. Shared mainly by ...