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DBSA is constructing new schools in KwaZulu-Natal to meet growing educational demand, following national norms and standards and the province's spatial planning guidelines.
DBSA is replacing schools built with hazardous asbestos materials in KwaZulu-Natal, ensuring safer learning environments for students and staff by constructing new, safe classrooms and facilities.
DBSA is providing water and sanitation infrastructure upgrades to schools in KwaZulu-Natal, including new ablution blocks and improved sanitation systems to support healthy learning environments.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) is restoring storm-damaged schools across KwaZulu-Natal, including rebuilding roofs, repairing superstructures, replacing floors and veranda slabs, fixing windows, installing electrical fittings and cabling, new ceilings, and updating internal teaching infrastructure such as writing boards. The project also includes constructing new ablution facilities and concrete walkways with wheelchair ramps.
DBSA is implementing the Sanitation Appropriate for Education Programme in KwaZulu-Natal, which aims to improve sanitation facilities in schools to promote hygiene, health, and gender equity in education.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa offers financial support for infrastructure projects led by or owned by women. This includes funding for large-scale and small-scale initiatives in energy, information and communications technology, transport, and water and sanitation sectors.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa offers graduate trainee positions across various departments including Credit Risk, Project Preparation, Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG), and Project Finance. These roles provide early-career professionals with hands-on experience in development finance and infrastructure projects.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa offers a Domestic Medium Term Note Programme through which it issues bonds to raise capital. Investors can access the programme by reviewing the official documents such as the DBSA Programme Memorandum (2023), Information Statement (July 2023), and Information Statement (December 2023). The 2015 version of the programme is also available for reference.
You can submit a general enquiry, complaint, or request for information by filling out the online contact form on the Development Bank of Southern Africa's website. The form allows you to select your area of interest and provide your personal details and message.
The Climate Finance Facility offers subordinated debt funding to support private sector infrastructure projects in Southern Africa that promote low emissions and climate resilience. It provides credit enhancement and longer loan tenors up to 15 years, with funding available from R45 million to R250 million per project, covering up to 30% of project costs.
The EGIP provides risk capital and a first loss facility to improve the viability and bankability of solar photovoltaic and wind renewable energy projects developed by independent power producers and local municipalities in South Africa. This support helps these projects reach financial close and enables private sector and municipal participation in renewable energy without relying on government guarantees or state-backed offtake agreements.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa has published a disclosure document regarding Mulilo Renewable Project Developments (Pty) Ltd's proposal to develop the Newcastle Wind Energy Facility near Newcastle in KwaZulu-Natal Province. This includes information on the project’s environmental and social impact, and is available for public review.
