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You can submit a grievance through the DBSA's online contact form. All required fields must be completed to ensure your complaint is processed.
A credit line of 293 million USD has been signed between the China Development Bank and the Development Bank of Southern Africa to support infrastructure, energy, information and communications technology (ICT), water, health, and manufacturing projects across Africa.
Individuals or entities who believe they have suffered adverse impacts from a project or programme funded by the Development Bank of Southern Africa can submit a formal complaint through the IGRM. The complaint must include personal contact details, project information, description of the impact, desired outcome, and whether confidentiality is requested. Supporting documents may also be included.
This publication provides a detailed report on the investment needed to achieve energy security and net-zero emissions in South Africa by 2050. It includes evidence-based scenarios on renewable energy expansion, green industrialisation, and regulatory reform.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) has invested in Zimi, a research-led organisation developing electric vehicle infrastructure and sustainable transport solutions. This investment enables organisations to transition from diesel-powered logistics to digital, electric alternatives with minimal operational disruption.
Private investors and infrastructure project developers can participate in projects that receive credit guarantees from the newly established Credit Guarantee Vehicle. This enhances the bankability of qualifying infrastructure projects in transmission, transport, water, and social infrastructure.
Project-affected parties who have not received an adequate response from their project's grievance mechanism can escalate their concerns to the DBSA's Independent Grievance Redress Mechanism. They must first bring their concerns directly to the DBSA and allow a reasonable time for response before proceeding through the formal process.
Residents of Kazungula and surrounding areas now have access to clean, safe drinking water through upgraded infrastructure, including a new raw water intake, treatment works, pipelines, and community kiosks. The system is powered by solar energy to ensure continuous supply even during power outages.
Suppliers of construction equipment and services from Southern Africa can participate in procurement opportunities related to the expansion of Port Namibe and the rehabilitation of Port Sacomar in southern Angola. The project involves infrastructure development funded under a Japanese-backed export credit agreement, with a portion of procurement allocated to local Southern African suppliers.
Individuals or communities who believe they are affected by an active DBSA project can submit a grievance if they perceive harm, risk of injustice, or adverse impacts such as health and safety risks, economic loss, social loss, or environmental damage. The grievance must be genuine, not anonymous, and filed in good faith.
This press release highlights the DBSA’s role in supporting electric infrastructure development through Zimi’s electric vehicle ecosystem.
This press release details the DBSA's support in achieving financial close for the Lobito Railway Project, a major infrastructure initiative in southern Africa.
