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The project supports capacity-building initiatives for children with disabilities, enhancing their educational and social development opportunities.
The project implements STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) programmes to enhance learners’ engagement and skills in these critical fields.
A dedicated maths programme is implemented to improve student performance and engagement in mathematics within local schools.
Each year, the project runs a 'Back to School' initiative providing backpacks and school shoes to learners to support their education.
The project facilitates access to occupational and physiotherapy services for rural residents, supporting rehabilitation and improved quality of life.
The project promotes economic growth by supporting black-owned, black-women-owned, and local small, medium, and micro enterprises (SMMEs) through procurement and development opportunities.
DBSA provides equity financing to support projects sponsored by historically disadvantaged individuals, including B-BBEE and women-owned entities, which often lack sufficient equity contributions to participate meaningfully in infrastructure projects.
DBSA invests in the uncovered portion of Export Credit Agency-backed transactions, helping to encourage the financial closure of the commercial tranche of infrastructure projects.
DBSA may provide credit enhancement on a competitive basis to support infrastructure projects, particularly when working with other Development Finance Institutions (DFIs) and Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs).
DBSA offers a syndicated loans product to manage credit risk and support clients needing large-scale infrastructure financing, especially when individual banks are unwilling to fund entire debt tranches.
The DBSA offers capacity-building support to staff in under-resourced municipalities to strengthen their ability to manage and deliver infrastructure projects effectively. This is part of the broader development subsidy and aims to improve long-term municipal performance.
Under-resourced municipalities can receive assistance from the DBSA in developing comprehensive infrastructure plans, including master plans for water, sanitation, electricity, roads, and stormwater, as well as infrastructure investment plans. This support is part of the non-lending development subsidy aimed at accelerating service delivery.
