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2026 02 23 African Investing Impact Barometer

University of Cape TownRef: https://uct.ac.za/berthacentre/articles/2026-02-23-african-investing-impact-barometer

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The document is about the African Investing for Impact Barometer (AIFIB) and its 5th edition, noting that a majority of funds in sub-Saharan Africa are directed toward investing for impact. It states that since 2017 there has been a rise in investments combining financial returns with positive social, environmental, or governance outcomes, with over $400 billion in assets directed to such strategies in Southern Africa, East Africa, and West Africa. The page originates from the Bertha Centre at UCT and provides a date of 23 February 2026, along with contact and download PDF options.

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You can download a PDF of the African Investing for Impact Barometer (AIFIB) from the Bertha Centre page dated 23 Feb 2026.

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City of Cape Town, Western Cape

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https://uct.ac.za/berthacentre/articles/2026-02-23-african-investing-impact-barometer

Key Takeaways

topic: African Investing for Impact Barometer (AIFIB)
edition: 5th edition, 2017 reference
date: 23 Feb 2026
claim: over $400 billion in financial assets directed to investing for impact in Southern Africa, East Africa and West Africa
trend: increased investments combining financial returns with positive social/environmental/governance outcomes
source: Bertha Centre, University of Cape Town
contact: berthacentre.gsb@uct.ac.za