Transit times published monthly by the corridor authority — the best freight data in East Africa.
Value
$3.2bn
Target
2028
Bankability
88
East Africa · Capital Kigali
Rwanda
Execution quality far above income level: Bugesera airport, methane-to-power, and Kigali's logistics ambitions.
AIDI rank 24 of 5414.3m people$14bn GDP7 tracked projects
AIDI composite
0
Continental average 37.13
Explain figure
Continental average 37.13
Electricity access
0%
0.3 GW installed
Explain figure
0.3 GW installed
Tracked pipeline
$0bn
83 registry projects
Explain figure
83 registry projects
Annual gap
$0bn
Estimated investment requirement
Explain figure
Estimated investment requirement
AIDI trajectory 2015—2025
Commitments vs disbursement, $bn
— committed--- disbursed
Infrastructure sub-indices
Project register · 7 tracked (loading)
| Project | Sector | Value | Status | Target |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Northern Corridor Upgrade Transit times published monthly by the corridor authority — the best freight data in East Africa. | Roads + rail | $3.2bn | Construction | 2028 |
Bugesera International Airport A hub bet rather than a demand response; the Qatari stake is the substance. | Aviation | $2bn | Construction | 2028 |
Kigali Innovation City The Africa50 flagship: infrastructure as a platform for services exports rather than commodities. | SEZ | $2bn | Construction | 2029 |
Ruzizi III Hydropower Three-country offtake makes the credit stronger on paper and slower in practice. | Hydro | $0.7bn | Structuring | 2029 |
Umoja Fibre Route (Google) The first intercontinental route to run overland through the African interior rather than around it. | Terrestrial + subsea | $0.6bn | Construction | 2027 |
LEO Satellite Backhaul Rollout Regulatory approval, not capital, determines the map. Licensing has moved faster than any fibre programme. | Satellite | $0.3bn | Operational | 2025 |
Rwanda National Broadband & Smart City Small absolute numbers, best-in-class execution; the policy reference case for digital public infrastructure. | Fibre + services | $0.2bn | Construction | 2027 |
A hub bet rather than a demand response; the Qatari stake is the substance.
Value
$2bn
Target
2028
Bankability
91
The Africa50 flagship: infrastructure as a platform for services exports rather than commodities.
Value
$2bn
Target
2029
Bankability
91
Three-country offtake makes the credit stronger on paper and slower in practice.
Value
$0.7bn
Target
2029
Bankability
55
The first intercontinental route to run overland through the African interior rather than around it.
Value
$0.6bn
Target
2027
Bankability
76
Regulatory approval, not capital, determines the map. Licensing has moved faster than any fibre programme.
Value
$0.3bn
Target
2025
Bankability
78
Small absolute numbers, best-in-class execution; the policy reference case for digital public infrastructure.
Value
$0.2bn
Target
2027
Bankability
92
Tracked value by sector, $bn
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