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The DLABS Precinct model provides a platform for inclusive socio-economic development by building resilience, fostering social cohesion, and stimulating economic growth through community-based solutions. It supports training and mentoring for women and youth after completion of DLABS programmes.
The High Impact Investment Portfolio supports investments in infrastructure that generate positive social, environmental, and financial returns. It focuses on under-reserved markets and includes angel investments for previously disadvantaged individuals, investments in 4IR technologies, and post-DLABS support for women and youth.
The Infrastructure Fund provides financing for large-scale infrastructure projects across Africa. It supports initiatives that contribute to inclusive economic growth, job creation, and sustainable development by improving access to essential services and infrastructure.
A donation was made to enable Rise Against Hunger South Africa to establish a sustainable vegetable garden in communities near the DBSA campus, providing fresh vegetables and creating employment and skills development opportunities for parents.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa, through its partnership with Rise Against Hunger South Africa, provided 150,000 food packages in two rounds to support children in under-resourced communities, especially those in Early Childhood Development (ECD) centres that do not receive government subsidies.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa offers expert guidance and funding for early-stage project preparation to help infrastructure projects become bankable and move toward financial close. This includes de-risking projects and strengthening project readiness across key sectors such as energy, health, ICT, transport, water and sanitation, and climate mitigation.
The Infrastructure Fund, now part of the IFISA Programme Office, provides financial support for infrastructure projects across key sectors such as energy, transport, water, education, health, information and communications technology, and critical minerals. It aims to facilitate large-scale development by offering funding to eligible public and private sector projects.
A 12-month programme that combines theoretical learning with practical work experience in the engineering and built environment sectors. Participants are placed in the Infrastructure Delivery Division of the Development Bank of Southern Africa, where they receive mentorship from business experts and gain hands-on experience in infrastructure projects across South Africa and the SADC region.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa offers an Internal Audit Traineeship programme for young professionals seeking entry-level experience in internal audit. Selected candidates gain hands-on training, mentorship, and exposure to financial and operational controls within a major development finance institution.
MBE supports young people’s entrepreneurial initiatives by providing start-up resources, ongoing follow-up, and assistance in accessing markets for their agricultural produce.
MBE supports young and passionate farmers in the Midlands area of KwaZulu-Natal through advocacy, mobilisation, and collaboration with agricultural colleges. The programme provides training, start-up resources, and assistance in finding markets for their produce.
The maBhengu Umbelethisi Multiversity (MBE) provides access to tertiary education for youth in rural KwaZulu-Natal who lack access to higher education. This includes helping students from the uMshwathi area enrol at Ezakheni TVET College in Ladysmith, where they receive accommodation and financial support while awaiting NSFAS funding.
