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DBSA supports the National Electrification Programme in the Mbizana municipality, providing bulk infrastructure to ensure a constant supply of electricity and improving community health and employment opportunities.
DBSA has allocated R40.4 million for transport infrastructure, supporting the Tshwane BRT (A Re Yeng), Ekurhuleni BRT (Harambee), and the Gautrain rapid passenger rail project and its expansion, creating temporary jobs and improving access.
Financial support is available for sustainable infrastructure initiatives that align with green economy goals, such as renewable energy, waste management, and climate-resilient urban development. DBSA provides this through its Climate Finance Facility and other programmes.
A dedicated facility managed by DBSA that supports climate-resilient and low-carbon development projects across South Africa, particularly in energy, water, transport, and local government sectors.
The Polokwane Local Municipality is undertaking a major replacement of aging asbestos-cement pipes across the city to improve water and wastewater services. This project aims to enhance infrastructure reliability, reduce water losses, support the Smart City Vision, and serve over 16,000 households with more consistent water access. The project includes replacing 67.7 km of pipes in total, with segments in the CBD, Seshego, and Annadale.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) has approved a ZAR3.5 billion Equity Bridge Facility for South African Airways (SAA). This facility is intended to support the airline's business rescue process and prevent economic value destruction in the transport sector.
Under-resourced municipalities can receive assistance from the Development Bank of Southern Africa in developing essential infrastructure plans, including budget master plans for water, sanitation, electricity, and roads, without requiring a loan.
This programme offers opportunities for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to develop and operate renewable energy projects with a target capacity between 1 MW and 5 MW. It aims to promote private sector participation in renewable energy by enabling SMEs to access project financing and bid for contracts.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) offers financing through a R1.75 billion sovereign credit line for infrastructure projects in Angola. This funding is available to support infrastructure development in sectors such as transport, energy, water, and sanitation.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa provided two buses as an interim solution to support 125 affected learners who face long and dangerous journeys to school due to the lack of transport and safe access routes.
A long-term infrastructure solution is being developed to provide a safe crossing over the uPhongolo River for learners and households in the remote villages of KwaShukela and Nondabuya, improving access to schools, health facilities, and agricultural fields.
Qualified community members in Elliotdale, specifically in wards 17 and 26 of Mbhashe Local Municipality, were able to choose from a range of housing typologies based on their needs. These included various house sizes and shapes, water harvesting tanks, cooking stoves, solar panels, fridges, and homestead fencing, all within the allocated housing subsidy budget.
