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Eastern Nile Technical Regional Office (ENTRO)
The Eastern Nile Technical Regional Office (ENTRO) is the technical and executive arm of the Nile Basin Initiative (NBI). Established in 2002 and headquartered in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, ENTRO manages the Eastern Nile Subsidiary Action Program (ENSAP) for its member countries: Egypt, Ethiopia, South ...
40Projects
39 active
6Countries
8Sub-Sectors
10Organisations
The Story Behind the Numbers
At a glance
Eastern Nile Technical Regional Office (ENTRO) brings together 40 infrastructure projects worth $5.85 B in total investment across 6 countries and 3 regions.
To date, 3.1% of capital cost is financed, with 8% of projects already advancing through implementation. The panels below answer the essential questions — what, where, when, who, how and why.
What
40 projects · 8 sub-sectors
A portfolio of 40 projects spanning 3 sectors, led by Water (35 projects).
Where
6 countries · 3 regions
Most active in Ethiopia (28 projects), with 26 sites mapped.
When
8% in implementation
3 projects in tendering, construction or operation; 36 still in planning. Published Sep 2026.
Who
10 partners · 10 orgs
Delivered with Eastern Nile Technical Regional Office - ENTRO (40 projects) across 4 partner categories.
How
3.1% financed
$166.2 M secured of $5.41 B capital cost—a $5.25 B gap (96.9%) remains to be mobilised.
Why
Strong expected returns
The Eastern Nile Technical Regional Office (ENTRO) is the technical and executive arm of the Nile Basin Initiative (NBI). Established in 2002 and headquartered in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, ENTRO manages …
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Investment Breakdown (USD Millions)
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All values in Millions USD. Total = Preparation + CAPEX + Operations.
92%
Preparation$442.2 M
CAPEX$5.41 B
Total$5.85 B
Indicative estimates only. Costs are drawn from the latest available project reporting and may have changed. Figures are for planning reference, not financial commitment.
Total Projects
40
98% active
Total CAPEX (USD)
$5.41 B
Capital expenditure
Countries
6
3 regions
Sub-Sectors
8
across 3 sectors
Sector Distribution 3 sectors
Water35
Energy4
Transport1
What dominates: Water leads the mix with 35 of 40 projects (88%).
Sub-Sector Distribution 8
Where it splits: 8 sub-sectors, the largest being Watershed Management (22).
Projects by Country Top 10
Ethiopia
28
Sudan
18
South Sudan
15
Egypt
7
Kenya
1
Uganda
1
Where it happens: Ethiopia hosts the most projects (28) across 6 countries.
Project Readiness 6 stages
Pre-Feasibility
45%
18
Feasibility
28%
11
Project Structuring
13%
5
Operation
8%
3
Project Definition
5%
2
Not Assessed
3%
1
How far along: 8% of projects have reached implementation stages; 36 remain in planning.
Status Overview 2
Current state: Active is the leading status (39 projects, 98%).
Investment Composition $M
Preparation$442.2 M
CAPEX$5.41 B
Operations$0
How it splits: capital works make up 92% of the $5.85 B lifecycle cost, alongside preparation and operations.
3.1%
Funding Secured
$166.2 M of $5.41 B
$135.3 M
Avg Project Size
Median CAPEX per project
N/A
Avg FIRR
Financial return rate
10%
Avg EIRR
Economic return rate
Data Snapshot40 Projects$5.85 B Est. Cost6 Countries3 Sectors
Dimensions: Planned vs Achieved
10 indicators
Planned (target)Achieved (to date)
Each indicator is scaled to its own target, so metrics with very different units (km, kV, Mbit/s, AADT) stay readable side by side instead of one large value flattening the rest.
Stage Pipeline 6 stagesProjects distributed across planning & implementation stages
Est. Cost by Country $MIndicative cost attributed to each country (USD millions, estimates)
Monitoring & Evaluation Indicators — Locked
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Monitoring & Evaluation Indicators
Planned targets vs achieved results, aggregated across the visible projects
Indicator
Stage
Target
Achieved
Progress
Projects
Numeric targets & achieved values are summed across reporting projects; qualitative indicators show the number of projects reporting. Values reflect the latest reporting and may change.
Country Breakdown
Each country reported at the delivery stage of its projects — a country may appear in several stages, with the number of projects at each.
Stages reflect each country's latest reported progress per project. Click a country to filter the report.
Project Locations
26 mapped
Countries (6)
Ethiopia
28
Sudan
18
South Sudan
15
Egypt
7
Kenya
1
Uganda
1
Regional Breakdown
North-Eastern Africa
38
North Africa
7
East Africa
1
Project Readiness by Country
Stage distribution · click a cell to drill down
Programme Details
Description
The Eastern Nile Technical Regional Office (ENTRO) is the technical and executive arm of the Nile Basin Initiative (NBI). Established in 2002 and headquartered in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, ENTRO manages the Eastern Nile Subsidiary Action Program (ENSAP) for its member countries: Egypt, Ethiopia, South Sudan, and Sudan. It plays a critical role in driving cooperative water resource management, transboundary water cooperation, and sustainable socio-economic development across the Eastern Nile sub-basin
Projects 40
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#
Project Name
Code
Sub-Sector
Stage
Status
Countries
Investment
Details
1
TAMS Hydropower Project
BIP_ENTRO_005
Hydro Power Plant
S2B
Active
Ethiopia
$3.03 B
2
Geba Cascade Hydropower Project
BIP_ENTRO_004
Hydro Power Plant
S2B
Active
Ethiopia
$774.8 M
3
Integrated Watershed Management in Priority Catchments (Ribb, Gumera and Jema Watersheds)
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10
Total Partners
4
Organisation Types
10
With Websites
Regulator 1
E
Eastern Nile Technical Regional Office - ENTRO
ENTRO
Sectoral Organisation 2
N
Nile River Basin Program
NRBIP
N
Nile Equatorial Lakes Subsidiary Action Program
NELSAP
Department / Ministry 6
G
Ethiopia - Government of Ethiopia
GoET
G
Government of South Sudan
GoSS
G
Sudan - Government of Sudan
GoSD
G
Egypt - Government of Egypt
GoEG
G
DRC - Government of Democratic Republic of Congo
GoCD
M
Ethiopian Minister of Water, Irrigation and Electricity
MOWIE
DFI 1
I-
International Development Association - World Bank Group
IDA - WBG
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Secured$166.2 M
Funding Gap$5.25 B
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Organisations10
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