Project. The LAPSSET Corridor Development Authority has the inter-ministerial coordination committees composed of relevant ministries. LAPSSET Corridor Projects The corporation is mandated to manage the development of the following infrastructure project components which are key Transport, Energy and Communication investments; 1.Lamu Port at Manda Bay (32 Berths including Associated Infrastructure) 2.Standard Gauge Railway Line from Lamu – Isiolo - South Sudan (Juba) – Ethiopia (Addis Ababa) 3. Highways from Lamu – Isiolo - South Sudan (Juba) – Ethiopia (Addis Ababa) 4.Crude Oil Pipeline from Lamu – Isiolo – Nakodok/Nadapal (South Sudan), and Product Oil Pipeline from Isiolo – Moyale – Addis Ababa (Ethiopia) 5. International Airports at Lamu, Isiolo, and Turkana (Lokichogio); 6.Resort Cities at Lamu, Isiolo and Lake Turkana 7.Merchant Oil Refinery at Isiolo. 8. Services related infrastructure Project Components namely; a. Malindi – Garsen Road b. High Grand Falls Multipurpose Dam i. Water Supply ii. Power Supply; and c. Fibre Optic Cable / Communication d. Other generated and attracted investments in commercial and manufacturing sectors along the LAPSSET Corridor. In addition to this the project is also spearheading the development of associated infrastructure sub projects in particular the High Grand Falls that is envisaged to produce 500MW of power and provide water to Lamu city, Lamu Port and metropolis and irrigation of mega farms planned for the Tana Delta among other areas within the Corridor. The High Grand falls will be used to create a manmade Lake at its dam with a view to controlling perennial flooding within the lower Tana Basin. More importantly the LAPSSET Corridor infrastructure is being developed as a critical enabler meant to spur growth of other sectors of the economy within the Corridor. Of great significance is the rich agricultural value chain spanning over ten different economic crops whose implementation has begun with the establishment of mega irrigation schemes. Already both local and international agricultural investors are keen on taking investment opportunities in this area and respective County Governments within the corridor have started receiving enquiries from some of the interested investors. The LAPSSET Program therefore presents an investment opportunity that may be considered by the private sector investors including Pension, Insurance and saving Funds among other investors. Economic Viability of LAPSSET Program Project studies that were completed in 2011 on the LAPSSET Corridor project components showed great economic viability with most of the project components registering High Economic Internal Rates of Return