AFD - Universal Registration Document 2020

STATEMENT OF NON-FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE The Group’s contribution to sustainable development

❙ 2020 AFD ex-ante result indicators (1)

SDG *

Categories

Indicators

Annual volume

SDG 9 Transport SDG 11 Low-income

Daily volume of passengers using new or modernised public transport People whose housing conditions, access to public spaces or to collective social urban facilities have been improved

1,490,850 2,444,550

neighbourhoods

SDG 7 Energy

People benefiting from an improvement in electricity services

4,665,516

Establishment of renewable energy capacity (Mw)

653

2

People benefiting from access to sustainable electricity services

4,592,300

SDG 6 Water and drainage

People benefiting from a securely managed drinking water supply service 5,472,350 People benefiting from an elementary drinking water supply service People benefiting from a securely managed sanitation service 837,200 People benefiting from an elementary sanitation service

SDG 4 Education and employment SDG 8 Microfinance and economic fabric

Children enrolled in primary and junior school People benefiting from vocational training

2,730,267

15,573

Small businesses benefiting from financial aid or funding

9,804

SDG 15 Agriculture

Family farms whose economic performance has been improvedand which are converting to agro-ecological systems

403,429

SDG 3 Healthcare SDG 8 Employment

Number of people with improved access to healthcare

42,013,607

Full-time equivalent (FTE) jobs supported by AFD in the private sector and public enterprises

96,888

SDG 1 Essential goods and Ǿ services

Final beneficiaries of essential urban goods and services

1,719,000

* This indication corresponds to the contribution of a principal SDG, without pre-judging a contribution from achievement of other SDGs through co-bene fi ts or systemic effects. The impact of AFD’s financing activities can also be assessed via the sector-based breakdown of its commitments and through their typology. The amount in euros of AFD’s financing approvals in foreign States and in the French Overseas Departments and Collectivities as well as their typology is broken down based on the activity sectors within the meaning of the OECD CAD. ❙ Breakdown of AFD’s approvals by sector of activity

Year

Approval in euros

2020 (€M)

2019 (€M)

CICID sector * Agriculture and food safety Climate and environment Crises and vulnerabilities

347.9 847.9

569.1 906.4

32.1

78

Urban development and management

719.7 767.7 421.6 859.7 701.4

979.7

Water and drainage

1,206.9

Education

864.8

Energy

1,362.7

Governance

726.6 467.4 485.4

Infrastructure and miscellaneous social services

1,455.1 1,120.1 1,207.3

Healthcare

Business, Industry and Trade

1,903.2 1,222.6 1,309.3 12,082

Transport

469.1

Other

1,827.8

10,777.5

GRAND TOTAL

* Interministerial Committee for International Co-operation and Development.

(1) These indicators are tracked in conformity with Act 2014-773 of 7 Ǿ July 2014 on Guidance and planning related to development and international solidarity, a.k.a. LOPDSI. Some indicator labels have been modi fi ed since 2019 in order to adjust them better to the SDGs and/or to clarify them to make them closer to operational reality. The CICID sectors were modified in 2020. We present the details of the authorisations according to the new wording, for FY 2019 and 2020. Details of the correspondence are available in the methodological note in Appendix 9.

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