Project ID: 58733

Chinese Government provides $8 million grant for Jubek Model Martyrs Secondary School Construction Project (Linked to Project ID#32586, #58734)

Summary

Funding agency [Type]

China Ministry of Commerce [Government Agency]

Recipient

South Sudan

Sector

Education (Code: 110)

Flow type

Grant

Infrastructure

Yes

Category

Intent

Development (The next section lists the possible statuses.)

Commercial

Development

Representational

Mixed

Financial Flow Classification

ODA-like (The next section lists the possible statuses.)

Official Development Assistance

Other Official Flows

Vague (Official Finance)

Flows categorized based on OECD-DAC guidelines

Project lifecycle

Status

Completion (The next section lists the possible statuses.)

Pledge

Commitment

Implementation

Completion

Suspended

Cancelled

Milestones

Commitment

2011-11-22

Actual start

2014-05-30

Actual complete

2017-01-15

Geography

Description

On 22 November 2011, the Chinese Government signed an Economic and Technical Cooperation Agreement granting a total of 200 million RMB to the newly established Government of South Sudan. This ETCA reportedly financed four different projects: (1) a 500-bed hospital (see Project #35423), (2) construction of two schools (see Umbrella Project #32586), (3) a friendship hall (see Project #35424), and (4) a national theater (see Project #35425). The financial breakdown is unknown. According to the Xinhua article, the Chinese Government granted $8 million USD to the Government of South Sudan for the two schools. The financial breakdown is unknown. The first school is the Jubek Model Martyrs Secondary School (Project #58373) in Juba. Construction began on May 30, 2014 and was completed for the inauguration ceremony on January 15, 2017. The second school is the Yapa Primary School (see Project #58374) in Yapa. Construction began on March 28, 2014 and was completed for the inauguration ceremony on December 12, 2015. The projects were intended to begin after November 16, 2013; however, violent conflict broke out and delayed the projects until their aforementioned respective start dates. Sinopec Petroleum Construction Shengli Corporation helped South Sudan to implement the two schools and donated some teaching equipment. The two schools will accommodate 24 classes and more than 1,200 students.

Number of official sources

5

Number of total sources

7

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Details

Cofinanced

No

Direct receiving agencies [Type]

Government of South Sudan [Government Agency]

Implementing agencies [Type]

Sinopec Petroleum Engineering & Construction Shengli Corporation [State-owned Company]