African De Developpement Bank Group SA

African De Developpement Bank Group SA, doing business as Bad, is a multilateral development bank focused on promoting sustainable economic growth and social progress across Africa. Registered to receive U.S. federal government awards since January 2014, the organization primarily receives project grants to support various initiatives aimed at enhancing food security, agricultural resilience, climate change adaptation, and water infrastructure development in African countries. As an international organization classified as a non-profit entity, African De Developpement Bank Group SA serves as a conduit for U.S. foreign assistance programs, leveraging its expertise and existing relationships with African governments to implement critical development projects.

The organization has received several significant federal grant awards from U.S. agencies to support its mission. Recent grants include a $15 million award from USAID to boost local production of cereals and oil grains in Ghana, a $4 million grant to implement the Technologies for African Agricultural Transformation (TAAT) II project as part of the African Emergency Food Production Facility, and a $5.46 million grant from the Department of State to support the Africa Climate Change Fund. Additionally, African De Developpement Bank Group SA has received funding to provide layered insurance coverage for African countries to manage climate-related extreme weather events, develop comprehensive disaster risk management strategies, and support water infrastructure projects through the African Water Facility. These grants, awarded under programs such as USAID Foreign Assistance for Programs Overseas (CFDA 98.001) and the Department of State's Environmental and Scientific Partnerships and Programs (CFDA 19.017), demonstrate the organization's crucial role in channeling U.S. foreign aid to address food security, climate resilience, and sustainable development challenges across the African continent.