Disclosures page from the Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) outlining transparency disclosures for multiple programmes, including…
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SIDF Disclosure
The Southern Africa Industrial Decarbonization Facility (SIDF) is a blended finance facility designed to accelerate industrial decarbonization and enabling infrastructure in South Africa and Namibia. It is part of Climate Investor 3 (CI3), managed by Climate Fund Managers, which supports national approaches through the SA-H2 Fund (South Africa) and Namibia SDG One (Namibia).
- Who it is for
- industrial developers, clean tech investors, and public-private partnerships focused on decarbonization in South Africa and Namibia
- How to act on it
- Review the SIDF Disclosure document available on the DBSA disclosures page
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The Southern African Industrial Decarbonization Facility (“SIDF” or the “Programme”) is a blended finance facility designed to accelerate industrial decarbonization and enabling infrastructure in South Africa and Namibia.
EGIP Sub-project Disclosure Documents
These documents relate to the development of the Western Cape Wind Energy Facility (WEF), a wind farm project proposed by Western Cape Wind Farm (Pty) Ltd. The project involves up to 24 wind turbines, each with a capacity of up to 5.6MW, totaling up to 140MW of renewable energy generation for national distribution.
- Who it is for
- investors, consultants, and stakeholders interested in renewable energy projects in the Western Cape
- How to act on it
- Review the EGIP Sub-project Disclosure Documents on the DBSA disclosures page
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The Applicant, Western Cape Wind Farm (Pty) Ltd, is planning to develop the Western Cape Wind Energy Facility (WEF) on a site approximately 15km southwest of Swellendam in the Western Cape.
Municipal Utility Reform Programme Disclosure Document
The Municipal Utility Reform Programme (MURP) aims to enhance energy and water utility efficiency in selected municipalities in Mpumalanga, including eMalahleni, Lekwa, Govan Mbeki, and Mbombela. It supports performance-based contracts, infrastructure upgrades, and institutional capacity building to strengthen municipal service delivery.
- Who it is for
- municipalities in Mpumalanga seeking support for energy and water utility reforms
- How to act on it
- Access the FA ESMP report and MURP disclosure document via the DBSA disclosures page
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The Municipal Utility Reform Programme (MURP) program aims to enhance energy and water utility efficiency across municipalities including eMalahleni, Lekwa, Govan Mbeki, and Mbombela; and strengthen municipal energy and water service delivery in selected Mpumalanga municipalities through Performance Based Contracts (PBC), infrastructure upgrades, and institutional capacity building.
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Western Cape, Mpumalanga, City of Mbombela Local Municipality
Key Takeaways
- institution: Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA)
- programmes: SIDF (Southern Africa Industrial Decarbonization Facility), Municipal Utility Reform Programme (MURP), SA-H2 Fund, Namibia SDG One
- umbrella_fund: Climate Investor 3 (CI3) managed by Climate Fund Managers (CFM)
- purpose: transparency and stakeholder engagement through disclosures
- disclosed_documents: Disclosure Document for SIDF, FA ESMP report for MURP, EGIP Sub-project Disclosure Documents, Western Cape Wind Farm disclosure
- locations: South Africa, Namibia, Mpumalanga (eMalahleni, Lekwa, Govan Mbeki, Mbombela)
- project_focus: industrial decarbonization, energy and water utility efficiency, performance-based contracting