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Appendix I-1ADB Organizational Chart as of December 31, 2013

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Appendix I-2Principal Officers of the Bank Group as of December 31, 2013

PRESIDENCY, UNITS REPORTING TO THE PRESIDENT, AND UNITS REPORTING TO THE BOARDSPresident KABERUKA Donald PRSTDirector of Cabinet/Chief of Staff KABAGAMBE Anne Namara PRSTGroup Chief Risk Officer TURNER Timothy GCROSpecial Envoy on Gender FRASER-MOLEKETI Geraldine Joslyn SEOGGeneral Counsel and Director GADIO Kalidou GECLDirector, Communication & External Relations KIBAZO Joel Serunkuma CERDHead, Security Unit GODBOUT William John SECUDirector, Staff Integrity & Ethics KISUBI Mohammad Ali Mubarak SIEOAuditor General ROUCHDY Tarek OAGLDirector, Integrity & Anti-Corruption BOSSMAN Anna IACDDirector, Compliance Review & Mediation TOURE Sekou CRMUDirector, Operations Evaluation NANGIA Rakesh OPEVHead, Administrative Tribunal LIPOU MASSALA Albertine A.H. TRIBFIRST VICE PRESIDENCY/COOFirst Vice President, Chief Operating Officer MBI Emmanuel Ebot COODirector Office of First Vice President/COO ZOUKPO Zate Raymond COOHead, Asia External Representation TAMAGAWA Masayuki ASRODirector, Strategy & Operational Policies KAPOOR Kapil COSPDirector, Business Development ANVARIPOUR Neside Tas COBDDirector, Programming & Budget NWABUFO Nnenna Lily COPBDirector, Operations Committee Secretary DINGA-DZONDO Antoinette OPSCDirector, Results & Quality Assurance MIZRAHI Simon ORQRDirector, PECOD & Inspection EHOUNOU Jean-Paul Aka PECODHead, Delivery & Performance Management Office OLAYÉ Ralph Ajeran COPMOmbudsman ORRACA-NDIAYE Amabel OMBUSECRETARY GENERALSecretary General & Vice President AKINTOMIDE Cecilia SEGLDirector, Language Services PINZI Ossey Olivier Litumba SGLSOfficer in Charge for Director Board Affairs BAUMONT-KEITA Catherine SGBAOfficer in Charge for Director Protocol & Conference BATUMUBWIRA Antoinette SGPCOFFICE OF THE CHIEF ECONOMISTThe Chief Economist NCUBE Mthuli ECONDirector, African Development Institute MURINDE Victor EADIDirector, Development Research KAYIZZI-MUGERWA Steve EDREDirector, Statistics LUFUMPA Charles Leyeka ESTACORPORATE SERVICESVice President WARDELL Susan CSVPDirector, General Services & Procurement BILE Jean-Baptiste CGSPDirector, Human Resources Management BADAKI Joseph Oluwafemi CHRMDirector, Corporate IT Services WU Zhi Huan CIMMDirector, Abidjan Return Directorate MATONDO-FUNDANI Nono DIRAFINANCEVice President BOAMAH Charles Owusu FNVPDirector, Financial Control ODUKOMAIYA Anthony Odusole FFCOOfficer in Charge for Director, Financial Management DE KOCK Trevor Neil FFMADirector, Treasury VAN PETEGHEM Pierre FTRYDirector, Resource Mobilization & External Finance VENCATACHELLUM Desiré Jean-Marie FRMBHead, Staff Retirement Plan BABALOLA Clement Abioye SRPUOPERATIONS I: COUNTRY & REGIONAL PROGRAMS & POLICYVice President SAKALA Zondo Thomas ORVPDirector, Eastern Africa Regional Resource Center NEGATU Gabriel EARCDirector, Central Africa Region KANGA Marlene Eva ORCEDirector, Special Programs BEILEH Abdirahman D. ORSPDirector, North Africa Region KOLSTER Jacob ORNADirector, Nigeria Country Office DORE Ousmane ORNGDirector, Procurement & Fiduciary Services SHARMA Vinay ORPFDirector, West Africa Region PERRAULT Franck Joseph Marie ORWADirector, Fragile States TAPSOBA Sibry ORFSDirector, Southern Africa Regional Resource Center FAAL Ebrima SARCOPERATION II: SECTOR OPERATIONSVice President ABOU-SABAA Aly Abdel-Hamed OSVPDirector, Africa Natural Resources Center KHAMA Sheila ANRCDirector, Agriculture & Agro Industry OJUKWU Chiji Chinedum OSANDirector, Governance & Financial Management LOBE NDOUMBE Isaac Samuel OSGEDirector, Human Development SOUCAT Agnes OSHDDirector, Water & Sanitation EL AZIZI Mohamed OWASOPERATIONS III: INFRASTRUCTURE, PRIVATE SECTOR &REGIONAL INTEGRATION Vice President MBESHERUBUSA Gilbert OIVPDirector, Transport & ICT OUMAROU Amadou OITCDirector, Energy, Environment & Climate Change RUGAMBA Alex ONECDirector, NEPAD, Regional Integration & Trade LITSE Janvier Kpourou ONRIOfficer in Charge for Director, Private Sector NIANG Mouhamadou OPSMDirector, Financial Sector Development NALLETAMBY Stefan Luis OFSD

Source: AfDB Human Resources Management Department.

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Appendix II-1Resolutions Adopted by the Board of Governors in 2013 for ADB

B/BG/2013/01 Dates and Venues of the 2014, 2015 and 2016 Annual Meetings of the Board of Governors of the ADB and of the ADF

B/BG/2013/02 By-election of an Executive Director of the African Development Bank

B/BG/2013/03 Return of the African Development Bank’s operations to its Headquarters in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire

B/BG/2013/04 Return of the Executive Directors of the African Development Bank and the African Development Fund to the Headquarters in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire

B/BG/2013/05 The Annual Report and Audited Financial Statements for the Financial Year Ended 31 December 2012

B/BG/2013/06: Allocation and Distribution of the Allocable Income of the ADB for the Financial Year Ended 31 December 2012

B/BG/2013/07 Distribution of part of the Income of the Nigeria Trust Fund for the Financial Year Ended 31 December 2012

B/BG/2013/08 General Cooperation Agreement – Korea – Africa Economic Cooperation Trust Fund

B/BG/2013/09 General Election of Executive Directors of the African Development Bank

Source: AfDB Secretary General.

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Appendix II-2Board of Governors of ADB: Voting Powers of Member Countries as of December 31, 2013

Country

Governor

Alternate

Total Votes

Voting Powers %

1. Algeria Karim Djoudi Miloud Boutabba 268,751 4.2072. Angola Job Graça * 74,558 1.1673. Benin Marcel A. De Souza Jonas A. Gbian 12,986 0.2034. Botswana Vincent T. Seretse Taufila Nyamadzabo 69,727 1.0925. Burkina Faso Lucien Marie Noël Bembamba Lassane Kabore 27,637 0.4336. Burundi Tabu Abdallah Manirakiza Deogratias Rurimunzu 15,691 0.2467. Cabo Verde Cristina Duarte Carlos Furtado 5,494 0.0868. Cameroon Emmanuel Nganou Djoumessi Charles Assamba Ongodo 69,561 1.0899. Central African Republic * * 3,458 0.054

10. Chad Mariam Mahamat Nour Kordje Bedoumra 5,387 0.08411. Comoros Mohamed Ali Soilihi Alfeine Sitti Soifiat Tadjiddine 1,166 0.01812. Congo Gilbert Ondongo Raphael Mokoko 29,285 0.45813. Côte d’Ivoire Albert Toikeusse Mabri Abdallah Niale Kaba 235,735 3.69014. Democratic Republic of Congo Patrice Kitebi Kibol Mvul Jean Claude Masangu Mulongo 65,587 1.02715. Djibouti Ilyas Moussa Dawaleh Ahmed Osman Ali 1,838 0.02916. Egypt Hisham Ramez * 343,291 5.37417. Equatorial Guinea Marcelino Owono Edu Fortunato Abeso Fuma 10,765 0.16918. Eritrea Berhane Habtemariam Martha Woldegiorghis 2,628 0.04119. Ethiopia Sufian Ahmed Ahmed Shide 101,562 1.59020. Gabon Luc Oyoubi Christiane Rose Ossoucah Raponda 76,753 1.20221. Gambia Kebba Satou Touray Abdoulie Jallow 10,321 0.16222. Ghana Seth Terkper Henry Kofi Wampah 144,889 2.26823. Guinea Kerfalla Yansane Sekou Traore 26,366 0.41324. Guinea Bissau * * 2,266 0.03525. Kenya Henry Kiplagat Rotich Kamau Thugge 91,515 1.43326. Lesotho Leketekete Victor Ketso Mosito Khethisa 4,291 0.06727. Liberia Amara M. Konneh Sebastian T. Muah 12,943 0.20328. Libya El Kilani Abdulkarim El Kilani Ali Mohamed Salem 257,800 4.03629. Madagascar * * 41,728 0.65330. Malawi Maxwell M. Mkwezalamba Ted Sitima-Wina 18,405 0.28831. Mali Bouare Fily Sissoko Madani Toure 28,298 0.44332. Mauritania Thiam Diombar Cheikh El Kebir Ould Chbih 4,323 0.06833. Mauritius Charles Gaetan Xavier Luc Duval Dharam Dev Manraj 42,206 0.66134. Morocco Mohammed Boussaid Driss Elazami El Idrissi 223,240 3.49535. Mozambique Aiuba Cuereneia Ernesto Gouveia Gove 40,578 0.63536. Namibia Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila Ericah B. Shafudah 22,278 0.34937. Niger Amadou Boubacar Cisse Baillet Gilles 16,662 0.26138. Nigeria Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Danladi Irmiya Kifasi 592,705 9.27839. Rwanda Claver Gatete Kampeta Sayinzoga 9,047 0.14240. São Tomé & Príncipe Helio Silva Almeida Maria Do Carmo Trovoada Pires De

Carvalho Silveira 4,945 0.077

41. Senegal Amadou Ba Lat Diop 67,466 1.05642. Seychelles Pierre Laporte Caroline Abel 2,438 0.03843. Sierra Leone Kaifala Marah Edmund Koroma 16,001 0.25044. Somalia Mohamud Hassan Suleiman Abdullahi Ahmed Afrah 2,566 0.04045. South Africa Pravin Gordhan Lungisa Fuzile 307,507 4.81446. Sudan Badr Eldien Mahmoud Abbas Magdi Hassan Yassin 24,792 0.38847. Swaziland Martin G. Dlamini Hlangusemphi Dlamini 7,876 0.12348. Tanzania William Augustao Mgimwa Servacius Beda Likwelile 49,672 0.77849. Togo Adji Oteth Ayassor Mawussi Djossou Semodji 10,643 0.16750. Tunisia Lamine Doghri Adel Ben Ali 89,844 1.40651. Uganda Maria Kiwanuka Keith Muhakanizi 32,582 0.51052. Zambia Alexander B. Chikwanda Fredson K. Yamba 80,328 1.25753. Zimbabwe Patrick Anthony Chinamasa, M.P. Willard L. Manungo 131,310 2.056 TOTAL REGIONALS 3,839,690 60.108

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Appendix II-2 (continued)Board of Governors of ADB: Voting Powers of Member Countries as of December 31, 2013

Country

Governor

Alternate

Total Votes

Voting Powers %

1. Argentina Axel Kicillof Juan Carlos Fábregas 6,472 0.1012. Austria Maria Fekter Edith Frauwallner 29,101 0.4563. Belgium Koen Geens Franciscus Godts 41,361 0.6474. Brazil Miriam Aparecida Belchior João Guilherme Rocha Machado 28,856 0.4525. Canada John Baird Rob Stewart 244,074 3.8216. China Zhou Xiaochuan Yi Gang 71,911 1.1267. Denmark Charlotte Slente Birgitte Markussen 76,216 1.1938. Finland Anne Sipiläinen Pekka Puustinen 31,800 0.4989. France Ramon Fernandez Anthony Requin 240,146 3.759

10. Germany Gundrun Kopp Claus-Michael Happe 262,214 4.10511. India Palaniappan Chidambaram Arvind Mayaram 14,881 0.23312. Italy Fabrizio Saccomanni Carlo Monticelli 155,060 2.42713. Japan Taro Aso Haruhiko Kuroda 350,895 5.49314. Korea Oh-Seok Hyun Choongsoo Kim 29,101 0.45615. Kuwait Salem Abdul-Aziz Al-Sabah Hesham Al-Waqayan 10,332 0.16216. Netherlands Lilianne Ploumen Rob Swartbol 55,388 0.86717. Norway Hans Brattskar Kare Stormark 74,456 1.16618. Portugal Maria Luis Albuquerque Manuel Rodrigues 15,889 0.24919. Saudi Arabia Yousef I. Albassam Ahmed M. Al-Ghannam 12,918 0.20220. Spain Luis De Guindos Jurado Fernando Jiménez Latorre 69,808 1.09321. Sweden Tanja Rasmusson Per Örnéus 99,170 1.55222. Switzerland Beatrice Maser Mallor Maya Jaouhari Tissafi 94,153 1.47423. Turkey Ibrahim H. Çanakci Cavit Dağdaş 7,047 0.11024. United Kingdom Hon Justine Greening Lynne Featherstone 107,859 1.68825. United States of America Jacob J. Lew Robert D. Hormats 419,162 6.562 TOTAL NON-REGIONALS 2,548,270 39.892

GRAND TOTAL 6,387,960 100.000

Source: AfDB Treasury Department.

Note: * Vacant

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Appendix II-3Board of Directors of ADB: Voting Powers and Countries Represented as of December 31, 2013

Executive Director For Total Votes* Voting Power % Hadji Babaammi Algeria 268,751 Alfredo Paulo Mendes (Alternate) Guinea Bissau 2,266

Madagascar 41,728 312,745 4.896

Petronella M.N.Mwangala Zambia 80,328 Cornelius Karlens Dekop (Alternate) Botswana 69,727

Malawi 18,405 Mauritius 42,206

210,666 3.298

Abdul-Magid Gadad Libya 257,800 M.M. Ould Hamma Khattar (Alternate) Mauritania 4,323

Somalia 2,566 264,689 4.144

Alieu Momodou Ngum Gambia 10,321 Miata Beysolow (Alternate) Liberia 12,943

Ghana 144,889 Sierra Leone 16,001 Sudan 24,792

208,945 3.271

Moegamat Shahid Khan South Africa 307,507 Motena Ernestine Tsolo (Alternate) Lesotho 4,291

Swaziland 7,876 319,675 5.004

Mohamed Samy S. Zaghloul Egypt 343,291 Ali Mohamed Ali (Alternate) Djibouti 1,838

345,129 5.403

Abdelmajid Mellouki Morocco 223,240 Vacant Tunisia 89,844

Togo 10,643 323,727 5.068

Amadou Kone Côte d'Ivoire 235,735 Bernardo Abaga Ndong Mayie (Alternate) Equatorial Guinea 10,765

Guinea 26,366 272,866 4.272

Leonard Sentore Burundi 15,691 Vacant Democratic Republic of Congo 65,587

Cameroon 69,561 Central African Republic 3,458 Congo 29,285

183,581 2.874

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Executive Director For Total Votes* Voting Power % Abdallah Msa Comoros 1,166 Ousman Sougui Abakar (Alternate) Chad 5,387

Benin 12,986 Burkina Faso 27,637 Cabo Verde 5,494 Gabon 76,753 Mali 28,298 Niger 16,662 Senegal 67,466

241,849 3.786

Mahomed R. J. Mahomed Mozambique 40,578 Heinrich Mihe Gaomab II (Alternate) Namibia 22,278

Angola 74,558 Zimbabwe 131,310

268,724 4.207

Shehu Yahaya Nigeria 592,705 Maria da Neves C.B. de Sousa (Alternate) São Tomé & Príncipe 4,945

597,650 9.356

Mulu Ketsela Ethiopia 101,562 Vacant Eritrea 2,628

Kenya 91,515 Rwanda 9,047 Seychelles 2,438 Tanzania 49,672 Uganda 32,582

289,444 4.531

François Kruger France 240,146 Gauthier Bourlard (Alternate) Belgium 41,361

Spain 69,808 351,315 5.500

Vacant United States of America 419,162Elizabeth H. Morris (Alternate) United States of America

419,162 6.562

Tomoya Asano Japan 350,895 Henrique Pissaia de Souza (Alternate) Brazil 28,856

Argentina 6,472 Austria 29,101 Saudi Arabia 12,918

428,242 6.704

Christoph Kohlmeyer Germany 262,214 Vacant Portugal 15,889

Switzerland 94,153 372,256 5.827

Appendix II-3 (continued)Board of Directors of ADB: Voting Powers and Countries Represented as of December 31, 2013

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Executive Director For Total Votes* Voting Power % Hau Sing Tse Canada 244,074 Jangro Lee (Alternate) Korea 29,101

China 71,911 Kuwait 10,332 Turkey 7,047

362,465 5.674

Heikki Tuunanen Finland 31,800 Gabriel Samuelsson (Alternate) Sweden 99,170

Denmark 76,216 India 14,881 Norway 74,456

296,523 4.642

Dominic O'Neill United Kingdom 107,859 Netherlands 55,388 Italy 155,060

318,307 4.983

REGIONAL TOTAL: 3,839,690 60.108NON-REGIONAL TOTAL: 2,548,270 39.892GRAND TOTAL: 6,387,960 100.000

Source: AfDB Treasury Department.* Slight differences may occur in totals due to rounding.

Appendix II-3 (continued)Board of Directors of ADB: Voting Powers and Countries Represented as of December 31, 2013

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Appendix III-1Resolutions Adopted by the Board of Governors in 2013 for the ADF

F/BG/2013/01: Thirteenth General Replenishment of the Resources of the African Development Fund

F/BG/2013/02: Dates and Venues of the 2014, 2015 and 2016 Annual Meetings of the Board of Governors of the ADB and of the ADF

F/BG/2013/03: Return of the African Development Fund’s operations to its Headquarters in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire

F/BG/2013/04: Return of the Executive Directors of the African Development Bank and the African Development Fund to the Headquarters in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire

F/BG/2013/05: Annual Report and Audited Special Purpose Financial Statements for the Year ended 31 December 2012

F/BG/2013/06: General Cooperation Agreement – Korea-Africa Economic Cooperation Trust Fund

F/BG/2013/07 Selection of Executive Directors of the African Development Fund

Source: AfDB Secretary General.

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Appendix III-2Board of Governors of ADF: Voting Powers of State Participants and of the ADB as of December 31, 2013

Country Governor Alternate Total Votes Voting Power %1. African Development Bank 1,000.000 50.000

2. Argentina Axel Kicillof Juan Carlos Fábregas 0.082 0.004

3. Austria Maria Fekter Edith Frauwallner 17.827 0.891

4. Belgium Koen Geens Franciscus Godts 20.255 1.013

5. Brazil Miriam Aparecida Belchior João Guilherme Rocha Machado 6.361 0.318

6. Canada John Baird Rob Stewart 74.131 3.707

7. China Zhou Xiaochuan Yi Gang 19.873 0.994

8. Denmark Charlotte Slente Birgitte Markussen 26.404 1.320

9. Finland Anne Sipiläinen Pekka Puustinen 20.543 1.027

10. France Ramon Fernandez Anthony Requin 104.201 5.210

11. Germany Gudrun Kopp Claus-Michael Happe 103.783 5.189

12. India Palaniappan Chidambaram Arvind Mayaram 3.573 0.179

13. Italy Fabrizio Saccomanni Carlo Monticelli 56.715 2.836

14. Japan Taro Aso Haruhiko Kuroda 111.810 5.591

15. Korea Oh-Seok Hyun Choongsoo Kim 9.515 0.476

16. Kuwait Salem Abdul-Aziz Al-Sabah Hesham Al-Waqayan 8.190 0.410

17. Netherlands Lilianne Ploumen Rob Swartbol 42.343 2.117

18. Norway Hans Brattskar Kare Stormark 44.818 2.241

19. Portugal Maria Luis Albuquerque Manuel Rodrigues 6.575 0.329

20. Saudi Arabia Yousef I. Albassam Ahmed M. Al-Ghannam 11.714 0.586

21. Spain Luis De Guindos Jurado Fernando Jiménez Latorre 22.162 1.108

22. Sweden Tanja Rasmusson Per Örnéus 50.748 2.537

23. Switzerland Beatrice Maser Mallor Maya Jaouhari Tissafi 36.332 1.817

24. Turkey Ibrahim H. Çanakci Cavit Dağdas 1.802 0.090

25. United Arab Emirates * * 0.367 0.018

26. United Kingdom Hon Justine Greening Lynne Featherstone 91.394 4.570

27. United States of America Jacob J. Lew Robert D. Hormats 108.482 5.424

TOTAL 2,000.000 100.000

Source: AfDB Treasury Department.Note: * Vacant

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Appendix III-3Board of Directors of ADF: Voting Powers and Countries Represented as of December 31, 2013

Executive Directors / Alternates ParticipantsVoting Powers

in % *Voting Powers

by constituency in %

Mulu Ketsela** ADB 7.143 Abdelmajid Mellouki** ADB 7.143 Petronella M.N. Mwangala** ADB 7.143 Alieu Momodou Ngum** ADB 7.143 Leonard Sentore** ADB 7.143 Shehu Yahaya** ADB 7.143 Mohamed Samy S. Zaghloul** ADB 7.143

50.000

Vacant United States of America 5.424 Elizabeth H. Morris United States of America

5.424

Tomoya Asano Japan 5.591 Abdulrahman Abubakr Saudi Arabia 0.586

Argentina 0.004 Austria 0.891 Brazil 0.318

7.390

Heikki Tuunanen Finland 1.027 Gabriel Samuelsson Sweden 2.537

Denmark 1.320 India 0.179 Norway 2.241

7.304

Christoph Kohlmeyer Germany 5.189 Vacant Portugal 0.329

Switzerland 1.817 7.334

Hau Sing Tse Canada 3.707 Jangro Lee Korea 0.476

China 0.994 Kuwait 0.410 Turkey 0.090

5.676 François Kruger France 5.210 Gauthier Bourlard Belgium 1.013

Spain 1.108 7.331

Dominic O’Neill United Kingdom 4.570 Vacant Netherlands 2.117

Italy 2.836 9.523

Vacant United Arab Emirates 0.018 0.018

GRAND TOTAL 100.000

Source: AfDB Treasury Department.* Slight differences may occur in totals due to rounding.** For the period beginning 1st October 2013 through 30th June 2014.

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Appendix III-4Subscriptions of State Participants and of the ADB to the ADF as of December 31, 2013

Participants Contribution in UA1. African Development Bank 111,740,6782. Argentina 18,631,8703. Austria 393,135,1844. Belgium 445,093,3875. Brazil 143,629,9036. Canada 1,578,214,0527. China 435,742,6278. Denmark 587,598,3359. Egypt 1,302,847

10. Finland 452,952,37011. France 2,280,055,86112. Germany 2,291,116,18513. India 79,494,69214. Italy 1,487,597,45615. Japan 2,471,811,92116. Korea 208,873,51717. Kuwait 171,819,94818. Netherlands 942,321,78219. Norway 990,791,88920. Portugal 173,561,42921. Saudi Arabia 260,498,24022. South Africa 31,287,12123. Spain 560,688,13324. Sweden 1,114,248,51225. Switzerland 795,080,64026. Turkey 40,693,46827. United Arab Emirates 8,289,46828. United Kingdom 2,000,550,33029. United States of America 2,624,511,415

Sub-Total 22,701,333,261Supplementary Contributions through accelerated encashment to reduce the gap 103,892,879Supplementary Contributions through cash to reduce the gap 50,818,264GRAND TOTAL 22,856,044,405

Source: AfDB Treasury Department.

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Appendix IVClassification of Regional Member Countries

Category A – Countries Eligible for ADF Resources Only*1. Benin 20. Liberia2. Burkina Faso 21. Madagascar3. Burundi 22. Malawi4. Cameroon 23. Mali5. Central African Republic 24. Mauritania6. Chad 25. Mozambique7. Comoros 26. Niger8. Congo 27. Rwanda9. Congo, Democratic Republic of 28. São Tomé & Príncipe

10. Côte d’Ivoire 29. Senegal11. Djibouti 30. Sierra Leone12. Eritrea 31. Somalia13. Ethiopia 32. Sudan14. Gambia 33. Tanzania15. Ghana 34. Togo16. Guinea 35. Uganda17. Guinea-Bissau 36. Zambia18. Kenya 37. Zimbabwe19. Lesotho

Category B – Countries Eligible for a Blend of ADB and ADF Resources1. Nigeria

Category C – Countries Eligible for ADB Resources only1. Algeria2. Angola3. Botswana4. Cabo Verde5. Egypt6. Equatorial Guinea7. Gabon8. Libya9. Mauritius

10. Morocco11. Namibia12. Seychelles13. South Africa14. Swaziland15. Tunisia

* Except for limited ADB lending for enclave and private sector projects.

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