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AFD SET TO FINANCE DIFFERENT PROJECTS IN LOME TOGO
The French Development Agency (AFD) will be financing many projects aimed at protecting and preserving the environment in Lomé, Togo. In this framework, the Autonomous District of Greater Lomé (DAGL) just launched the third edition of the call for projects aimed at federations and sports associations operating in the Greater Lomé area.
Launched on July 19, the call closes on August 21. Through it, the DAGL will select projects that promote sports activities in Greater Lomé, primarily those involving women and girls. These projects will be an awareness-raising component focused on waste management in particular, and environmental protection in general.
For this third edition, the District has a budget of 35 million FCFA to finance or co-finance the selected projects. The selected associations or federations will receive between 2.5 million FCFA and 5 million FCFA.
The DZGL’s call also falls under the third phase of the Urban Environment Project of Lomé (PEUL 3); its fourth component, “Sports and Development”, to be specific. AFD backs the project with CFA105 million.
SOURCE: TogoFirst