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The Student Housing Infrastructure Programme (SHIP) is delivering student housing infrastructure across nine universities and one TVET college through project preparation, financing, implementation, and operations. These developments aim to improve access to safe, affordable, and decent housing for students, especially those from rural and low-income backgrounds.
The SHIP is expanding to include twelve new projects across universities and TVET colleges, with feasibility studies completed between February 2021 and March 2022. These projects will deliver approximately 24,398 student beds to support improved access to quality student housing.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa offers public access to its Corporate Plan covering the years 2024 to 2027. This document details the bank’s strategic direction, key projects, financing mechanisms, and development objectives during that period.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa provides public access to its latest Corporate Plan covering the financial years 2026/27 to 2028/29. This document outlines the bank’s strategic objectives, programme delivery approach, climate financing initiatives, and infrastructure development focus.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa provides public access to its Corporate Plan for the period 2025–2028. The document includes information on the bank’s strategic priorities, development programmes, financial strategies, and focus areas such as energy, transport, water, and education.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa makes its Corporate Plan for the period 2026–2029 publicly available. This document sets out the bank’s long-term vision, development focus areas, infrastructure funding strategies, and sustainability commitments.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa makes its Corporate Plan for the period 2023–2026 available for public review. This document outlines the bank’s strategic goals, development focus areas, funding priorities, and operational framework over the specified timeframe.
This report evaluates the environmental implications of connecting the wind energy facility to the national grid. It supports the approval process for the substation and transmission infrastructure.
These appendices detail the environmental management plans for the powerline and substation components of the project, ensuring that construction and operations meet environmental standards.
This final Environmental Impact Assessment Report provides a comprehensive analysis of the potential environmental effects of the proposed wind power project. It is available for public review and comment as part of the project's compliance with environmental regulations.
The Sub-Project Disclosure Form allows interested parties to access detailed information about the proposed Newcastle Wind Energy Facility project, including environmental assessments, grid connection plans, and management programmes. This form supports transparency and stakeholder engagement during the project’s planning phase.
These documents outline the environmental management strategies to be implemented during the construction and operation of the wind energy facility. They are designed to mitigate negative environmental impacts and ensure compliance with legal requirements.
