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DBSA provides development finance for upgrades and expansions of water and sanitation systems, such as the Stanford Wastewater Treatment Works, to improve service delivery and community health.
DBSA offers assistance in structuring and preparing infrastructure projects for investment and implementation, ensuring long-term sustainability and alignment with development goals.
An initiative under DBSA's climate financing portfolio aimed at supporting investments in renewable energy generation, particularly distributed or embedded solar and other clean energy systems.
A resource mechanism managed by DBSA on behalf of the Department of Environmental Affairs to finance projects and programmes that reduce climate change impacts and promote a greener economy.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa offers financing through its Infrastructure Fund to support transport infrastructure projects such as roads, bridges, railways, airports, seaports, and bus stations. This includes various financial instruments like project finance, balance sheet loans, off-balance sheet loans, asset finance, and trade finance.
The DBSA provides trade finance to support the import and export of goods and services related to transport infrastructure development, such as rail equipment, road materials, and port machinery.
The DBSA provides project finance solutions to fund large-scale transport infrastructure developments, including those involving regional integration and cross-border connectivity.
The DBSA offers balance sheet loans to support the development of core transport infrastructure such as roads, railway lines, terminals, and airports.
The DBSA offers asset finance to fund the acquisition of transport-related vehicles such as buses, locomotives, aircraft, and vessels.
The DBSA provides off-balance sheet loan instruments to support transport infrastructure projects without increasing the borrower’s balance sheet liabilities.
Microenterprises involved in alternative marketing for the Shepherding Back brand are being supported to demonstrate their commercial viability. These businesses are linked to conservation-friendly livestock production.
Producers can align their livestock products with the Fair Game product standards, which have been developed and registered with the South African Meat Industry Company. This allows for market differentiation based on conservation-friendly practices.
