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Two fully equipped, government-compliant ECD infrastructure facilities were supplied to primary schools in Gauteng to promote the government model of attaching ECDs to primary schools.
The Student Housing Infrastructure Programme (SHIP) addresses the challenge of affordable student housing for tertiary students across South Africa. It aims to improve educational performance by ensuring access to safe, affordable, and adequate housing through infrastructure development and collaboration between stakeholders.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa is seeking to implement and monitor the Municipal Utility Reform Programme in selected Mpumalanga municipalities. This includes improving energy and water utility efficiency through performance-based contracts, infrastructure upgrades, and institutional capacity building. The programme involves physical works such as pipeline refurbishment, water treatment plant upgrades, street lighting retrofits, substations, and mini-grid installations.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa, in partnership with the Lunchbox Fund, provides meals and essential kitchen equipment to preschools across five provinces. This includes food for children, cutlery, crockery, serving containers, and aprons for schools.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa supports initiatives to improve sanitation in schools, particularly in rural and informal settlement areas where unsafe pit latrines are common. The project aims to address the national crisis by promoting safer, more hygienic sanitation solutions.
This opportunity involves upgrading and replacing outdated electricity infrastructure in Tzaneen, Haenertsburg, Gravelotte, and Letsitele, including substations, distribution lines, switchgears, and panel retrofitting. The goal is to improve reliability, reduce losses, and ensure accurate billing.
Suppliers who wish to work with the Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) must register themselves on the Central Supplier Database. This registration is mandatory for all potential bidders and service providers.
The DLABS Precinct model offers a three-to-five-year support package including start-up capital, operational assistance, and training in future and job-ready skills. It creates youth employment opportunities, supports micro-entrepreneurship in the informal economy, and provides access to sports, arts, recreation, healthcare, and psychosocial services. The programme uses green technologies and sustainable solutions to promote food security and long-term community resilience.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) offers funding and support for ICT infrastructure projects such as fibre networks, data centres, satellite systems, undersea cables, towers, and fintech solutions. These projects aim to improve digital connectivity and enable digital transformation across Africa.
The programme seeks to catalyse private sector investment into the student housing sector by creating a stable, scalable, and bankable model supported by NSFAS-based revenue streams.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) offers a debt facility to selected universities to fund student housing infrastructure, using future NSFAS allocations as the source of repayment. This support is targeted at seven priority universities to address immediate housing needs.
This programme supports investments in distributed or embedded renewable energy generation, helping to decentralise power supply and enhance energy access in underserved communities.
