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Researchers, academics, and professionals in infrastructure development can submit articles for publication in the DBSA African Journal of Infrastructure Development. The journal is open-access and will be accredited by the Department of Higher Education.
A new financial entity established by the Development Bank of Southern Africa and UCLG Africa to finance sustainable urban development projects across African cities. It will provide funding for initiatives focused on infrastructure, resilience, environmental sustainability, and social inclusivity.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) has launched a ZAR 3 billion offshore green bond with a three-year maturity. The bond was privately placed and fully subscribed by funds managed by PIMCO. Proceeds will be used to refinance renewable energy generation and transmission projects, increasing liquidity for future green power generation initiatives.
A financial instrument managed by DBSA to support green and climate-smart projects across sectors such as energy, water, transport, and education in Southern Africa.
A programme by the DBSA that supports investment in renewable energy generation projects, particularly those integrated into existing infrastructure to improve energy access and reduce emissions.
The Development Bank of South Africa (DBSA), supported by the European Investment Bank (EIB), offers financial support through its Embedded Generation Investment Programme for small and medium-sized solar photovoltaic and onshore wind projects developed by independent power producers in South Africa.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa is implementing the refurbishment of the boys’ hostel at Healdtown Comprehensive High School in the Eastern Cape. This project aims to restore the historic school's infrastructure, create a better learning environment, and stimulate local economic development.
The DFI CEOs Forum invites executives from public national and provincial funds, DFIs, and fund managers in South Africa to participate in technical workstreams focused on defining the strategic thrust of South African DFIs in decarbonization and understanding financial impacts and opportunities for mobilizing climate finance.
The DBSA provides targeted funding for specific focus areas including Local Government Support, Energy, Information & Communications Technology, Transport, Water and Sanitation, Education, Health, and Critical Minerals. Applicants must align their projects with one or more of these priority sectors.
Businesses can organise and conduct training sessions in essential skills such as computer literacy or technical abilities for residents in underserved areas, helping to improve employability and economic independence.
Businesses can encourage their employees to volunteer time to build or maintain schools, clinics, or community gardens. This includes creating income-generating projects like gardens for women's shelters or hosting skills workshops in computer literacy and technical skills.
Delegates will explore renewable energy projects through a newly published database featuring over 1,200 projects worth approximately $10 billion, offering detailed information on viable opportunities for investment and collaboration.
