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A lending facility established by the DBSA to encourage private sector investment in climate-related projects across Southern Africa.
A financial programme by the DBSA that supports embedded generation projects, helping to promote decentralized renewable energy production.
After being awarded a contract, a successful vendor or supplier is registered as a DBSA vendor, enabling future participation in procurement processes.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa has facilitated funding for three large-scale wind farms in the Eastern Cape Province, which are expected to deliver 330 MW of renewable energy by 2026, contributing to climate resilience and local economic growth.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa is calling for enhanced climate information and early warning systems to improve resilience against climate hazards affecting water security and essential sectors in Southern Africa. This includes data-driven tools to anticipate and mitigate climate risks in infrastructure planning.
The DBSA supports sustainability-focused initiatives through its corporate social investment programme, which aims to advance environmental and social outcomes aligned with its mission of inclusive and sustainable development.
DFIs help manage natural resources effectively and efficiently to support job creation, especially for small farmers and entrepreneurs in African communities.
Development Finance Institutions (DFIs) provide financial support to help fund infrastructure projects across Africa, which can stimulate economic growth and improve living standards.
Private sector project sponsors can submit an expression of interest to explore potential partnership opportunities with the Water Partnerships Office for water reuse and reclamation initiatives across South Africa. The WPO may support projects at various stages of development through technical, financial, and institutional structuring, as well as facilitation of partnerships.
The report proposes five non-policy solutions to be implemented by local players, such as setting up credit guarantee and credit facilities for Small Scale Embedded Generation (SSEG), and programmes to improve awareness of sustainability and transition finance instruments.
A new Clean Hydrogen Innovation initiative was announced during the roundtable, aiming to foster collaboration among industrial players to advance clean hydrogen projects in South Africa.
The Umoyilanga Hybrid Project is a 75 MW dispatchable renewable energy project integrating wind, solar PV, and battery storage across two locations 900 km apart. It is set to begin commercial operation in March 2025 and is part of the Risk Mitigation Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme (RMIPPPP).
