Mussende-Cangandala Road

ANGOLA

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Project justification

The cities of Mussende and Cangandala connect the provinces of Kwanza Sul and Malanje, in the north of the country. Between them, they have a combined population of 200,000 inhabitants. An improvement of the road linking them is necessary to favour the mobility of the population and the socio-economic development of the area. 

Scope of Works

The scope of work will include:

  • Rehabilitation of 98 km of the EN 140 road between the localities of Mussende and Cangandala with asphalt pavement.
  • Horizontal and vertical signalling. 
Sustainability

We undertake the road in accordance with the IFC Environmental and Social Performance Standards and national regulations. Its development contributes to the improvement of the mobility of the population in the area, and allows the socio-economic development of both municipalities, integrating Mussende with the rest of Angola. We are also improving road safety and access to essential services for the inhabitants of the region. 

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Waste Management

We manage waste in an integrated manner by separating it, processing it through composting, and evaluating its flows. The compost produced is reused in reforestation projects.

GPS Control System

This control system enables operators to level and move earth with greater precision and speed, resulting in increased productivity, lower operating costs, and high-quality results.

SAE (Electronic Monitoring System)

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