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Individuals or groups who believe they have been adversely affected by a project funded by the Development Bank of Southern Africa can formally lodge a complaint through the IGRM. The mechanism ensures that grievances are handled transparently, fairly, and without fear of retaliation.
You can report suspected fraud, corruption, or theft involving the DBSA through a secure and confidential channel. This includes suspicious activities such as fake funding promises, unauthorized requests for fees, or fraudulent communications.
If you receive a suspicious email pretending to be from the DBSA, especially one asking for personal or financial information or demanding payment, you can report it directly to the DBSA for verification and action.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa provides financing for infrastructure projects across various sectors such as transport, energy, water and sanitation, education, and health. This fund supports development and transformation through targeted investment.
A US$750 million infrastructure fund managed by AFC Capital Partners that aims to climate-proof Africa’s infrastructure by integrating resilience into every stage of the asset lifecycle—from planning and design through to construction and operation. It attracts both public and private capital using blended finance and de-risking mechanisms to support climate-resilient infrastructure projects across Africa.
A green bank model operated by the Development Bank of Southern Africa to derisk private sector investments in renewable energy and infrastructure projects across Africa.
A financial approach that combines concessional public funds with private capital to reduce risks and encourage private investment in climate-resilient agriculture, water infrastructure, and renewable energy systems.
A financial tool used by the Development Bank of Southern Africa to mitigate risks associated with climate adaptation projects, making them more attractive to private investors.
The DBSA provides its PAIA Information Manual in English, isiZulu, and Sepedi, enabling access to information about rights and procedures in different official languages.
Individuals may submit objections to how their personal information is being processed by DBSA, as permitted under POPIA. This applies to any person whose data is held by the bank.
Individuals can request that their personal information or records be deleted or destroyed by DBSA, in accordance with POPIA requirements.
Students at Durban University of Technology can apply for accommodation in the newly built 804-bed Student Village, which provides secure, on-campus living with access to academic and social facilities. The housing is designed to support academic success and reduce commuting costs.
