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The Development Bank of Southern Africa has published a disclosure on the Southern African Industrial Decarbonization Facility (SIDF), a blended finance programme under Climate Investor 3 aimed at accelerating industrial decarbonization in South Africa and Namibia through infrastructure investment and green financing.
A disclosure document is available for the Municipal Utility Reform Programme (MURP), which supports performance-based contracts, infrastructure upgrades, and capacity building in selected municipalities in Mpumalanga Province to improve energy and water service delivery.
Opportunity to invest in critical minerals across Southern Africa, including copper, cobalt, lithium, graphite, manganese, chromium, vanadium, and platinum-group metals, which are essential for clean energy and low-carbon technologies. The report provides insights into financing gaps and scalable solutions to support sustainable investment.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) is exploring potential financial support for infrastructure projects in the Union of Comoros, including road construction, water and sanitation systems, tourism development, and energy. This includes assistance in creating a funding model for the country’s 2030 Emergence plan aimed at transitioning from least developed country status.
A sustainable mentorship initiative led by DBSA female employees to empower Grade 9 girl learners from underserved schools through guidance, mentorship, and skills development. The programme builds on the International Day of the Girl Child and includes continuous intergenerational mentorship.
A voluntary process offered by the IGRM to help resolve grievances related to development projects by restoring dialogue and finding mutually satisfactory solutions without assigning blame. It involves participation from affected persons, project owners, Bank representatives, and other interested parties.
The Infrastructure Fund provides blended finance solutions to support large-scale infrastructure projects valued at over R1 billion. These include projects in energy, transport, water, health, human settlements, and student accommodation across South Africa and the broader Southern African region.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa has provided a R230 million loan to fund the replacement of ageing pipelines, consumer meters, and upgrades to water infrastructure in the uMgungundlovu District Municipality. This includes replacing 89.7km of asbestos cement pipes, installing 1,500 new consumer meters, and upgrading elevated tanks to improve water supply reliability.
The Project Preparation Programme supports early-stage project development by providing technical assistance, feasibility studies, and capacity building to help projects become bankable and ready for financing.
A wide range of research reports, working papers, journals, and bulletins are made freely available on the DBSA Knowledge Hub. These include studies on infrastructure development, climate financing, digital infrastructure, energy security, and socio-economic impacts.
The Infrastructure Fund provides financial support for infrastructure projects across key sectors such as transport, energy, water, and ICT. It is designed to catalyze economic growth and deliver sustainable development outcomes.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA), with support from Agence Française de Développement (AFD), is conducting feasibility studies to establish new DLAB precincts in the Nkangala District of Mpumalanga Province. These precincts will provide training, skills development, and entrepreneurial support to young people, focusing on emerging sectors such as renewable energy, agriculture, eco-tourism, and sustainable manufacturing.
