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Pilot projects are considered to establish baseline data and empirical evidence for infrastructure solutions that can be replicated across sub-Saharan Africa. These projects aim to demonstrate the effectiveness of specific infrastructure models.
A video showcasing the Development Lab site located in Jabulani, Soweto, highlighting its role in supporting innovation and community development initiatives.
Delegates attending the SOS Conference 2025 can book accommodation at the Radisson Collection Waterfront hotel at a discounted rate. A limited number of rooms are available, and early booking is strongly recommended to secure the discount.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa provides a downloadable PDF document of its Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) certificate. This allows interested parties to access official proof of the bank's BEE status and compliance.
Suppliers must register with the Central Supplier Database (CSD), a national system managed by the National Treasury, to remain eligible to do business with the Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA). This is a mandatory requirement for all suppliers currently engaged with DBSA.
The SADC Water Fund supports the development and funding of water infrastructure projects from conception to implementation across southern Africa, focusing on improving access to clean water and sanitation.
The Infrastructure Fund aims to transform public infrastructure financial provisioning by combining capital from public and private sector financiers through blended finance mechanisms. It supports large-scale infrastructure projects with long-term development impact.
The DBSA provides climate financing to support sustainable and environmentally-friendly infrastructure projects. This includes funding for renewable energy, green buildings, and climate-resilient infrastructure.
New projects may be added on a roll-over basis to existing three-year flagship programmes to ensure continuity and sustainability, provided they meet the criteria for development impact and alignment with the DBSA’s mandate.
Non-profit organisations, NGOs, and public benefit organisations can partner with the DBSA to implement three-year flagship programmes in education and health, subject to selection based on socio-economic needs and alignment with national development goals.
DBSA is renovating and upgrading special needs schools, early childhood development centres, agricultural schools of excellence, and maritime schools of excellence in KwaZulu-Natal to improve access and quality of education.
DBSA is conducting civil and structural maintenance on existing school buildings in KwaZulu-Natal to ensure safety, durability, and compliance with national standards.
