MCC Senegal Power Compact: Utility performance incentive program
Aligned SDGs
- MCC Senegal Power Compact: Utility performance incentive program
- General overview
- Intervention
- Target population
- Location
- Outcome metrics
- Last data update
- Spreadsheet of data
- MCC Senegal Power Compact: Utility performance incentive program
- General overview
- Intervention
- Target population
- Location
- Outcome metrics
- Last data update
- Spreadsheet of data
General overview
Stage of development: Early stage
Policy sectors: Energy
Type of instrument: Payment-by-results (no pre-financing)
Delivery locations: Senegal
Country classification: Lower-middle-income
Expected launch date: Q2-2023 or later
Project design process began: Q4 2022
Max potential outcome payment: USD 5.50m
Intervention
Social or environmental challenge
Lack of universal, affordable access to electricity in Senegal, which hampers economic growth and contributes to inequality.
Description of the intervention
No specific intervention. The utility company will be incentivized to improve their normal operations of service provision (connecting customers, providing electricity supply, etc.).
Target population
Utility clients (further specifications will be provided in the future)
Location
Country:
- Senegal
Locality:
- Senegal
Outcome metrics
- TBD. Outcomes relating to 4 key goals for the utility: access, customer service and reliability, affordability and financial sustainability, and institutional/sector reform.
Last data update
Data for this pipeline project was last updated in April 2022.
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Spreadsheet of data
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