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The Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) sponsors the construction and full equipping of houses in under-resourced communities as part of its Corporate Social Investment (CSI) programme. This includes building five houses in Palm Ridge near Katlehong, which are fully furnished and ready for immediate occupation.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa is providing two buses to transport rural learners from KwaShukela and Nondabuya villages to school while the pedestrian bridge is being constructed. This service is intended to reduce the risks associated with walking long distances and swimming across the uHlanjana River.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa is constructing a permanent pedestrian bridge to provide safe and direct access to schools for over 125 learners from remote villages in Jozini and uMhlabuyalingana local municipalities. This project aims to eliminate the dangers of crossing the river on foot, such as drowning, waterborne diseases, and crime.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa offers financial and technical support through a project development facility to help developers conduct bankable feasibility studies and secure project-level funding for renewable energy initiatives.
Residents of Balfour and surrounding areas can now access primary care, maternal and child health services, chronic disease management, emergency support, and community health education at the newly opened Balfour Community Health Centre.
The DBSA will support the creation of food gardens at the 10 ECD centres in Mpumalanga as part of Phase 2. These gardens will contribute to food security, nutrition, and hands-on learning for children while empowering local communities.
As part of Phase 2, the DBSA will fund mobile health programmes tailored to the needs of communities around the 10 ECD centres in Mpumalanga. These programmes will improve access to basic health services for children and caregivers.
In Phase 2 of the project, the DBSA will sponsor the provision of daily meals for children at the 10 upgraded ECD centres through the Lunchbox Fund. This support aims to improve nutrition and attendance in rural early learning settings.
Individuals can contribute by donating their time, skills, or resources to support GirlCode's mission of developing software development skills in young girls.
The DBSA continues to pursue opportunities in expanding digital connectivity in rural areas through targeted infrastructure investment.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa offers financing for projects in digital and fibre infrastructure, data centres, telecommunications, fintech, and smart cities that are economically sustainable and can transform lives.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) has made its annual financial statements and annual report for the year ended 31 March 2024 available on its website. These documents contain detailed financial information prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and are intended for holders of the Bank’s listed debt securities.
