Overview

Under the supervision of the Ministry of the Economy and Finance, the Caisse Autonome d’Amortissement (CAA) is responsible for mobilizing untitled resources and managing public debt. It was established by Ordinance N° 28/PR/MFAE of August 03, 1966, which created the Taxe Spéciale d’Amortissement (TSA). Since then, the texts governing the institution, its objectives and remit have evolved in line with Benin’s socio-economic development and changes in the international financial context. Decree N°423/PR/MFAE of November 12, 1966 on the organization and operation of the Caisse Autonome has been amended several times: in 1967, 1969, 1973, 1998 and 2008.

Decree N°2008-241 of May 06, 2008, approving the Institution’s articles of association, redefined and redefined its various missions. This decree therefore establishes the structure and remit of the CAA as we know it today.

Furthermore, to ensure that its name better reflects its activities and its importance in Benin’s public finance system, on the one hand, and to further promote Benin as a model of transparent, innovative, proactive and diversified public debt management, the CAA changed its name on July 12, 2023. In accordance with Decree N°2023-357 of July 12, 2023 on the powers, organization and operation of the Ministry of the Economy and Finance, the CAA became the Caisse Autonome de Gestion de la Dette (CAGD) du Bénin.

OUR VISION

“To promote Benin as a model of transparent, innovative, proactive and diversified Public Debt management” with a genuine desire for progress, focusing on four major result areas that complement and support each other: transparency, innovation, proactivity and diversification.

OUR MISSIONS

Formulate and implement a strategy for mobilizing financing and managing public debt;

Analyze and negotiate financing offers, conventions and loan agreements with various institutions;

Mobilize and service Public Debt;

Produce periodic statistics on Public Debt for stakeholders;

Monitor the execution of development projects and manage on-lent, subsidized and endorsed loans.

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