Ann: Ivory Coast slightly delayed, Q2 cashflow improvements, page-26

From this article, about a month ago,
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.afrik21.africa/en/cote-divoire-government-launches-drinking-water-project-for-greater-abidjan/amp/

The below section shows the second part to start in 2021, so not expecting too much reported until much later.

"An initiative of the “Water for All” programme
For the entire APTF project, the Ivorian government has earmarked a budget of 282 billion CFA francs (about 430 million euros). Covid-19 has upset the project schedule, which will be carried out in two phases.
The first phase, known as the “emergency phase”, which begins in this month of May 2020, was normally scheduled to begin at the end of March 2020 and to be completed in 2021.
The second part of the project will start immediately after the end of the first. With a planned investment of 182 billion CFA francs (€277.4 million), it will enable the installation of 800 km of distribution network in the 13 localities of the autonomous district of Abidjan. This second phase of works should be completed in 2023, and will bring an additional 30,000m³ of water to the network of the autonomous district of Abidjan."