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The DBSA explores options such as municipal infrastructure bonds, municipal bond underwriting, and project finance to attract private investment into municipal infrastructure projects.
The DBSA invests in the municipal debt market by supporting and expanding debt maturities, enhancing secondary market liquidity, and encouraging innovation in lending instruments. This helps improve access to financing for municipalities.
DBSA offers funding and support for various education infrastructure initiatives, including the ASIDI Programme and SAFE Programme, aimed at strengthening educational facilities and services.
Funding is available for the construction of student housing infrastructure in higher education institutions across South Africa, particularly targeting the 500,000-bed backlog. The programme supports both public and private sector-led projects and aims to standardise procurement and building standards to reduce costs.
A 5.5 Mℓ elevated water reservoir being constructed in Northmead, Benoni, to address persistent water supply problems and low water pressure in the reticulation network. The project is funded at R44.6 million and commenced in May 2018.
A 1.1 Mℓ reservoir with architectural features inspired by a solar calendar, commemorating Nelson Mandela’s life. It will include pump station alterations, an access road, and special design elements that align sunlight with his birth and death dates. The project commenced in January 2018 and will be known as the ‘Mandela Tower’.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa provides financial support to solar photovoltaic projects developed by private companies under Round 4 of the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Programme. This includes senior debt and B-BBEE equity facilities to enable meaningful participation by black South African entities and local communities.
The Drakenstein Municipality is developing a 10-year Capital Expenditure Framework with support from the Development Bank of Southern Africa. This framework is required to align with a three-year capital programme for submission to the Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs as part of the Integrated Urban Development Grant application process.
The DLAB Programme has commissioned a framework to quantify the social impact of its work in monetary terms, which may be used by partners to measure and report on developmental outcomes.
A case outlining the requirements for scaling and institutionalising the DLAB Programme has been compiled, offering insights and potential pathways for replication and expansion across other communities.
The DLAB Programme creates financial and non-financial opportunities within the DLAB Precinct ecosystem, enabling local entrepreneurs, youth, and community-based organisations to access support, networks, and investment for sustainable economic activities.
Individuals or interested parties can request a compliance review if they believe there has been a breach of legislation, policies, procedures, or project terms related to a DBSA-financed project. The process involves formal submission, assessment by the Chairperson, and a thorough investigation by a panel.
