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The DBSA provides daily nutritious meals to children at Early Childhood Development (ECD) centres across five provinces, supporting their health, growth, and cognitive development. This initiative is part of broader efforts to combat child hunger and malnutrition.
The Gautrain Management Agency (GMA) is seeking to procure 48 new train coaches and associated infrastructure to address capacity constraints on the Gautrain system. The project is fully funded through a R3.5 billion debt facility approved by the Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA), enabling GMA to proceed with the procurement process.
A programme focused on fast-tracking the delivery of basic education infrastructure to improve learning conditions in underserved schools.
A programme dedicated to improving sanitation facilities in schools to promote hygiene, safety, and retention, especially among girls.
A programme aimed at developing student housing infrastructure to support tertiary education access and retention, particularly in under-resourced communities.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) provides opportunities for previously disadvantaged individuals (PDIs) to grow their construction businesses by awarding contracts to B-BBEE-certified suppliers. These contracts support business development, improve contractor grading with the CIDB, and enable access to larger, higher-value projects.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) sponsors professional development opportunities for school principals through the Partners for Possibility (PfP) programme, aimed at improving leadership in schools to enhance education quality and community development.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa is showcasing and supporting young leaders who are driving transformative change in their communities through innovative social projects. These include initiatives like sustainable water solutions and educational outreach programmes.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) is supporting the rehabilitation and upgrading of eight major roads in Zambia, including key corridors such as Senanga–Sesheke, Kabombo–Chavuma, Kalulushi–Lufwanyama, Chipata–Lundazi, and Mumbwa–Landless Corner. These roads are critical for improving trade connectivity within Zambia and with regional partners like the DRC, Angola, Namibia, Botswana, and international corridors. The project is financed through a USD352 million loan facility provided by DBSA as the principal lender of record.
Funding from the IIPSA grant and loans will be used to address backlogs in free basic water provision for approximately 100,000 indigent people in eThekwini Metro, improving access to essential water services.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) has committed project funding to Ignite Moçambique to support the deployment of solar home systems in rural areas of Mozambique. This funding aims to connect 1.8 million people to clean, sustainable electricity and support rural economic development.
DBSA implemented a project in the Moretele municipality to address infrastructure backlogs in water supply and sanitation, including construction of reticulation systems, paved roads, and sports facilities, benefiting thousands of households.