Accelerating Sustainable and Clean Energy and Digital Access Transformation in Sudan
This is a forecast project: procurement Trade and Development Bank has announced but not yet opened. The individual lines below are upcoming, not open calls. There is no deadline and nothing to submit yet.
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What the programme covers
Component 1
Increased Access to Energy and Digital Services (US$ 35 million equivalent) This component will support expansion of off-grid energy and digital connectivity through Results-Based Financing (RBF) grants to private companies, including telecom operators, satellite providers, and solar firms, to deliver solar-powered telecom towers, community Wi-Fi and charging solutions, and distributed renewable energy systems for households and productive uses in underserved and displacement-affected areas. 2.3
Component 2
Solar-based electricity for Irrigation and Agro-business (US$ 15 million equivalent) This component will finance solar-powered distributed energy solutions for farmers and agri-businesses, including solar irrigation systems, cold storage, and agro-processing technologies. The component aims to enhance agricultural productivity, reduce fossil fuel use, and strengthen climate resilience through partnerships with cooperatives and SMEs engaged under the Enhancing Community Resilience Project. 2.4
Component 3
Solar-based electricity For Public Facilities (US$ 15 million equivalent) This component complements ongoing World Bank-supported operations, including the Community Resilience Project (P181490), the Health Project (P504629), and the Education Project (P504621), to provide new or improved electricity supply to public facilities and strengthen integrated service delivery at the community level. It will finance the deployment of reliable solar photovoltaic systems, battery energy storage systems (BESS), and digital connectivity solutions for essential public services such as health centers, schools, and community facilities. Priority will be given to powering critical infrastructure, including vaccine storage, maternal health care, and education facilities, in close coordination with ongoing World Bank and humanitarian initiatives to ensure continuity and sustainability of basic services. 2.5
Component 4
Program Management, Technical Assistance and Capacity Building (US$11.3 million) This component will cover project management costs, monitoring, and technical assistance to strengthen TDF and TDB implementation capacity. It also supports regulatory assessments, policy analysis, gender mainstreaming
Procurement lines (1)
Uncategorised (1)
| Description | Method | Estimate (borrower's) | Expected | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Accelerating Sustainable and Clean Energy and Digital Access Transformation in Sudan | - | not yet stated | - | general procurement notice |
Procurement regulations
will be conducted through the procedures as specified in the World Bank’ Procurement Regulations for IPF Borrowers, First Published July 2016 and Revised Seventh Edition September 2025” (hereafter referred to as “Procurement Regulations”); and is open to all eligible firms and individuals as defined in the Procurement Regulations.
Source: World Bank. This is a project overview, not an open call, so there is nothing to submit yet.