| World Bank Group | - 2nd Steering Committee Meeting: The Road Ahead <Anglais >
This Working Paper contains the proceedings of the Second Steering Committee Meeting of the Clean Air Initiative in Sub-Saharan African Cities, which took place in Paris, March 13-14, 2003. - A road map to lead phase out: a few case studies <Anglais >
A few lessons learned. - Case study: Dakar <Anglais >
In Dakar, most motorized trips (86 percent) are made on medium-to-high capacity buses, called cars rapides, owned by the private sector. About 70 percent of vehicles are more than 10 years old, with emission levels about twice as high as those less than 10 years old; diesel fuel is used by 90 percent of buses and 33 percent of personal vehicles. It was determined that vehicle age (rather than vehicle type) and fuel related measures must be the focus of action to reduce pollution. - Case study: Urban Air Quality in Cotonou <Anglais >
As with many others developing African major cities, environ-mental problems in Cotonou are more and more noticeable. These problems are the result, amongst other things, of air pollu-tion caused to a large extent by the transportation sector. - Conference Framework: context, stakes and objectives <Anglais >
- Un Tracé Pour L'élimination de L'essence Avec Plomb. Quelques Examples <Français >
- Aperau des options techniques, politiques et réglementaires relatives au passage à l'essence sans plomb dans les stratégies de réduction de la pollution atmosphérique <Français >
- Objectifs et méthodologie de la conférence <Français >
- Séance d'ouverture <Français >
- Foreword <Anglais >
On June 26-28, 2001 a regional conference was held in Dakar, Senegal, on the
subject of phasing-out leaded gasoline in sub-Saharan Africa. This conference, organized
by the World Bank in the framework of the Clean Air Initiative in sub-Saharan Africa,
was attended by delegates from 25 countries. One of the major output of the Dakar
conference was a unanimous agreement to eliminate lead from gasoline as soon as
possible, and at the latest by 2005. - Introduction to the regional conference <Anglais >
- Municipal Development Program (MDP) <Anglais >
The Municipal Development Program (MDP) was launched in 1991 with the Bank as the executing agency and with the support of several donors to assist governments in precisely this regard. The Program reflects the belief that since locally-elected officials are usually more in touch with the public than their central government counterparts, there is greater likelihood that the policies chosen will reflect the concerns of the communities and also be more accountable to them. - Workshop on the study of the quality improvement options of the petroleum products supply of Madagascar <Anglais >
Antananrivo, Madagascar October 31, 2005 - Opening address <Anglais >
By Letitia A. Obeng, Sector Manager, Urban and Water Sector, West and Central Africa, the World Bank. - Progress Report 1998-2002 <Anglais >
This Progress Report highlights the objectives of the Initiative,its achievements during the period 1998-2002, as well as its proposed future. Such milestones have been reached thanks to the large partnership built during the Program, encompassing public and private partners, including the oil industry, African Authorities at local, national, and sub-regional level, environmental agencies, and the AFRICACLEAN network of African experts. - Seconde Réunion du Comité d' Orientation <Français >
Le présent document contient les actes de la seconde réunion du Comité d'Orientation de l'Initiative sur la Qualité de l'Air dans les villes d'Afrique sub-Saharienne qui s'est tenue à Paris les 13 et 14 mars 2003. - Rapport d'avancement 1998-2002 <Français >
Ce Rapport d ’avancement présente les objectifs de l ’Initiative, ses
réalisations au cours de la période 1998-2002 ainsi qu ’un panorama prévisionnel. Ces étapes ont pu être franchies grâce au large partenariat créé au cours du Programme entre des acteurs publics comme privés, notamment l ’industrie pétrolière, les autorités africaines aux niveaux local, national et sous-régional, les agences environnementales et le réseau d ’experts africains AFRICACLEAN. - The integration of leaded gasoline phase out in air pollution reduction programs <Anglais >
Overview of technical, policy and regulatory options in integrating Lead Phase-Out in Air Pollution abatement strategies. - Sub-Regional Conference on the Phase-Out of Leaded Gasoline in East Africa <Anglais >
Nairobi, Kenya (June 5-7, 2002)
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