Sustainable Urban Economic Development (SUED) Programme
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Description
Sustainable Urban Economic Development (SUED) is a £60m, five-year programme (2018 – 2022) aiming to create climate resilient, inclusive urban economic growth in 10 fast growing municipalities in Kenya. This shall be achieved by: - Supporting municipalities to develop sustainable urban economic plans. - Providing capacity building for the municipality, county (if applicable) and the local private sector. - Improve the investment climate and business environment reforms. - Draw in investments for critical climate-resilient infrastructure and value chain projects. - Providing up to £30m in seed funding (to lower the risk of investments). Coffey's current contract value is £50m. £5m of that goes directly to Coffey, up to £30m are foreseen for seedfunding. The rest goes to subcontractors. The M&E firm and IFC hold £10m. DFID therefore refers to it as a £60m programme. The main programme objectives are to: - Create climate resilient jobs and raised incomes. - Strengthen capacity of municipalities to manage the develop projects beyond the project funding. - Support policy and legislative changes to enable greater private sector led growth. - Raise investment for critical bankable, climate-resilient infrastructure and value chain projects. - Improve rural links with larger markets that were previously difficult to access.
Location
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Status Implementation
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Programme Spend
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Participating Organisation(s)
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- ACAL Consulting Ltd
- Blink Studio Ltd
- Chasp Advisory Ltd
- Coffey International Development
- Expertise Global Consulting
- KPMG LLP
- Kenya Climate Innovation Center
- Open Capital Advisors
- W.S. ATKINS INTERNATIONAL LIMITED
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Budget
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