Sitemap | Contact Us
[Skip Header and Navigation] [Jump to Main Content]

Primary Links

  • Home
  • About
  • Themes
  • Sectors
  • Countries & RECs
  • Data & Models
  • Documents

AICD Documents: Railways

Background Paper

Flagship Report Chapter- Railways: Looking for Traffic

[download, 815.82 KB]
Background Paper

Taking Stock of Railway Companies in Sub-Saharan Africa

Few African railways, except those of South Africa and dedicated mineral lines, are essential to the efficient functioning of national economies. Improvements in Africa’s roads have left rail lines underused, disconnected, and in poor condition.
[download, 2.84 MB]
Background Paper

Taking Stock of Railway Companies in Sub-Saharan Africa

Few African railways, except those of South Africa and dedicated mineral lines, are essential to the efficient functioning of national economies. Improvements in Africa’s roads have left rail lines underused, disconnected, and in poor condition.
[download, 2.84 MB]
Background Paper

Taking Stock of Railway Companies in Sub-Saharan Africa

Few African railways, except those of South Africa and dedicated mineral lines, are essential to the efficient functioning of national economies. Improvements in Africa’s roads have left rail lines underused, disconnected, and in poor condition.
[download, 3.09 MB]
Background Paper

Taking Stock of Railway Companies in Sub-Saharan Africa

Few African railways, except those of South Africa and dedicated mineral lines, are essential to the efficient functioning of national economies. Improvements in Africa’s roads have left rail lines underused, disconnected, and in poor condition.
[download, 2.84 MB]
Background Paper

Improving Connectivity: Investing in Transport Infrastructure in Sub-Saharan Africa

Author/s: Robin Carruthers and Ranga Rajan Krishnamani with Siobhan Murray
Roads, rails, and airways connect firms to markets and individuals to schools, clinics, and jobs. The model used here allows national planners to compute the cost of developing a transport network to a desired level of social and economic connectivity.
[download, 135.51 KB]
Background Paper

Improving Connectivity: Investing in Transport Infrastructure in Sub-Saharan Africa

Author/s: Robin Carruthers and Ranga Rajan Krishnamani with Siobhan Murray
Roads, rails, and airways connect firms to markets and individuals to schools, clinics, and jobs. The model used here allows national planners to compute the cost of developing a transport network to a desired level of social and economic connectivity.
[download, 135.51 KB]
Executive Summary

Railways Sector Review (Executive Summary)

Author/s: Richard Bullock
Few African railways, except those of South Africa and dedicated mineral lines, are essential to the efficient functioning of national economies. Improvements in Africa’s roads have left rail lines underused, disconnected, and in poor condition.
[download, 358.77 KB]
  • Sitemap
  • Contact Us
  • Search

© 2011 Africa Infrastructure Knowledge Program, All Rights Reserved.

[Jump to Top] [Jump to Main Content]