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Stakeholders are encouraged to monitor and ensure accountability in the management and distribution of funds awarded for municipal upgrades and infrastructure projects.
Stakeholders are invited to help municipalities introduce free basic services such as water, sanitation, and refuse services for residents in disadvantaged areas.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa is providing a funding facility to support the engineering, environmental, and socio-economic development work required to advance Hyphen Hydrogen Energy's green hydrogen project in Namibia up to final investment decision.
A programme funded with a R148.84 million loan to improve roads, water supply, and sanitation infrastructure in Moretele LM Municipality. It includes construction of paved roads, water reticulation systems, sanitation facilities, stormwater drainage, and sports facilities. The project benefits over 3,000 households and created temporary job opportunities.
A new funding programme backed by EUR 200 million from the European Investment Bank and aimed at unlocking private sector investment in solar and wind energy projects across South Africa. The initiative supports the development of up to 1,200 MW of clean energy capacity and contributes to climate change mitigation.
African banks are encouraged to include clauses in their loan agreements that guide projects away from areas where biodiversity is under threat, using tools like biodiversity maps and community consultations.
Financial institutions should engage in genuine dialogue with local communities, incorporating their traditional knowledge into environmental assessments.
Banks should use biodiversity maps, geospatial data, and local community input to identify sensitive areas before approving loans.
A formal collaboration between the Development Bank of Southern Africa and the West African Development Bank to strengthen inter-regional cooperation, share experiences, and promote sustainable economic growth across Africa.
Local and subnational governments can gain support from the DBSA and ICLEI Africa partnership to access climate finance for sustainability projects. This includes help with project packaging, planning, and securing funding through blended public and private finance mechanisms.
Officials from subnational governments can join networking events facilitated by the DBSA and ICLEI Africa to share experiences and best practices on financing sustainability initiatives.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) participated in a USD150 million DFI tranche of a fifteen-year senior debt financing package for the Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL). This funding supports the capital expenditure programme focused on expanding and modernising key airports in Ghana, including Kotoka International Airport, Kumasi, Tamale, Ho, and Wa airports.
